Now, take a bottle of red beads, and call it male. Take a bottle of blue
beads, and call it female.
From each bottle take a portion of beads; mix them in a third bottle and
call it "child."
We have now a child of a red father and a blue mother; and we find that
this child is not all red, nor all blue, but part red and part blue.
It is like the father, for it has red beads; it is like the mother, for
it has blue beads.
It is unlike the father, for the father has no blue, and it is unlike
the mother, for the mother has no red.