Time and the Woman

by G. Gordon Dewey

we'll grow young again, together!"_

  _Then a shout went up from the two men who had gone up the ramp into theship to greet whoever was aboard. They came hurrying down, and Robin andNina crowded forward to hear what they had to report._

  _They were puffing from the rush of their excitement. "There is no onealive on the ship," they cried. "Only an old, withered, white-hairedlady, lying dead ... and alone. She must have fared long and far to havelived so long, to be so old in death. Space travel must be pleasant,indeed. It made her very happy, very, very happy--for there is a smileon her face."_