Both Uses of
right angle
in
Tess of the d'Urbervilles
- Keeping the Vale on her right, she steered steadily westward; passing above the Hintocks, crossing at right-angles the high-road from Sherton-Abbas to Casterbridge, and skirting Dogbury Hill and High-Stoy, with the dell between them called "The Devil's Kitchen".†
Chpt 5right-angles = angles measuring 90 degrees (like the angle between a classroom floor and wall)
- Thus absorbed, she recrossed the northern part of Long-Ash Lane at right angles, and presently saw before her the road ascending whitely to the upland along whose margin the remainder of her journey lay.†
Chpt 6 *
Definition:
an angle measuring 90 degrees (like the angle between a classroom floor and wall)