Heinlein, Robert A – To Sail Beyond the Sunset

the far future and a distant star, Captain Lazarus Long, chairman of the Howard

Families in his time… and my remote descendant!

I had looked forward to years of happy adultery after the War was over, under the

tolerant, shut-eye chaperonage of my husband.

But Sergeant Theodore went to France in the AEF and was missing in action in some of

the heaviest fighting in the Great War. MIA equals killed; it never meant anything

else.

When I woke up and Tamara took me into her arms, I had great trouble believing any

of it… especially the ides that Theodore was alive and well. When I did believe

her (one cannot disbelieve Tamara), I was crushed with the grief of too late, too

late!

Tamara tried to soothe me but we had language trouble; she is not a linguist, speaks

broken English only – and I had not a word of Galacta. (Her first speech to me she

had rehearsed most carefully.)

She sent for her daughter Ishtar. Ishtar listened to me, talked to me, finally got

it through my head that being a hundred, years old did not matter; I was about to be

rejuvenated.

I had heard about rejuvenation from Theodore, long ago. But I had never thought of

it as applying to me.

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They both told me, over and over again. Ishtar said, `Mama Maureen, I am more than

twice as old as you are. My last rejuvenation was eighty years ago. Am I wrinkled?

Don’t worry about your age; you will be no trouble at all. We’ll start your tests at

once; you will be eighteen again in a very short time. Months, I estimate, instead

of the two or three years a really difficult case can take.’

Tamara nodded emphatically. Is true. Ishtar true word esspeak. Four century am I.

Dying was I’ She patted her belly. `Baby here now.’

`Yes,’ agreed Ishtar, `by Lazarus. A baby I gene-plotted and required Lazarus to

plant before he left to rescue you. We could not be sure that he would be back –

these trips of his are always chancey – and, while I have his sperm on deposit,

frozen sperm can deteriorate; I want as many warm-spenn babies sired by Lazarus as

possible.’ She added, `And you, too, Mama Maureen. I hope you will gift us with many

more babies. Our calculations show that what Lazarus has, his unique gene patterns,

he got mainly from you. You need not bear babies yourself; there’ll be host mothers

standing in line for the privilege of bearing a Mama Maureen baby. Unless you prefer

to bear them yourself.’

‘You mean I can?’

`Certainly. Once we have you made young again.’

`Then I will!’ I took a deep breath. It has been… forty-four years – I think that

is right forty-four years since I last became pregnant. Although Ne always been

willing and Nave not tried to avoid it.’ I thought about it. `Is it possible for me

to postpone seeing Theodore – Lazarus, you call him for a while? Could I be made

younger before I see him? I dread the thought of his seeing me this way. Old. Not

the way he knew me.’

`Certainly. There are always emotional factors in a rejuvenation. Whatever a client

needs to be happy is the way we do it’

‘I would rather not have him see me until I look more as I looked then.’

‘It shall be done.’

I asked to see a picture of Theodore-Lazarus. It turned out to be a moving holo,

almost frighteningly lifelike. I was aware that Theodore and I looked enough alike

to be brother and sister; that was what Father had first noticed about him. But this

startled me. `Why, that’s my son!’ The holo looked just like my son Woodrow – my bad

boy and always my favourite.

‘Yes, he’s your son.’

‘No, no! I mean that Captain Lazarus Long whom I knew as Theodore is a dead-ringer –

sorry, a twin-brother image of my son Woodrow Wilson Smith. I hadn’t realised it of

course, in the brief time I knew Captain Long, my son Woodrow Wilson was only five

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