e waves.

They reached the shore.

The Cyclops was gone.

Moments later, Captain Purcell and the others joined them.

* * * * *

"Then you mean you won't come back to Earth with us?" Purcell asked
later, in the spaceship.

"Not if all you say about this world is true," Charlie said. "We're
needed here."

"Yes," Purcell agreed. "With your help, the galaxy could be made into a
universe of plenty for everyone."

"Besides," said Robin. "We'll have to think of training children to take
over after we're gone." She looked at Charlie. She blushed. "Such as our
own," she said, very quickly, and added: "You can marry us, can't you,
Captain?"

Purcell beamed, and nodded, and did so.

Later, Charlie said: "It isn't only that we're needed here, is it,
darling?"

Robin shook her head. "We like it here," she said.

THE END

Transcriber's Note:

This etext was produced from _Amazing Stories_ September 1956.
Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S.
copyright on this publication was renewed. Minor spelling and
typographical errors have been corrected without note.

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