Celia smiled and went on, "How do you make a speciality of limpets?"

"Well, I suppose you--er--study them. You sit down and--and watch them.

Probably after dark they get up and do something. And of course, in any

case, you can always dissect one and see what he's had for breakfast.

One way and another you get to know things about them."

"They must have a lot of time for thinking," said Celia, regarding my

limpet with her head on one side. "Tell me, how do they know that there

are no men in Mars?"

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