Ptarra's thoughts had begun to fade from the strain and the long
interruption to her hibernation. But now she caught momentary control
again. There was appreciation in them for his praise. And then there
was amusement. "Logic," she agreed. "But perhaps intuition isn't too
bad for a male. You've been right twice."
"Twice?" Arnek asked. He'd been somehow right that the silths
controlled their own ships, of course. But....
"Twice," Ptarra said. "I've just realized my silth is a male, as you
suggested it might be. Amusing, reversing the sexes, isn't it?"
She tried to say something else, but the strain was too much, and full
hibernation swept her mind away from that of Arnek.
Arnek sat frozen for a time in his silth, knowing that it was also male.
Then he turned it somehow to face the lost galaxy where his race had
known its day and now entered its eternal night.
End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Course of Logic, by Lester del Rey
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