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461
One
Reality
Change
had
hit
the
482nd
,
but
it
was
very
minor
.
A
political
clique
that
had
been
In
was
now
Out
,
but
there
seemed
no
change
in
the
society
otherwise
.
462
Without
quite
realizing
it
he
slipped
into
the
habit
of
searching
his
old
reports
for
information
on
the
aristocracy
.
Surely
he
had
made
Observations
.
463
He
had
,
but
they
were
impersonal
,
from
a
distance
.
His
data
concerned
them
as
a
class
,
not
as
individuals
.
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464
Of
course
his
spatio
-
temporal
charts
had
never
demanded
or
even
permitted
him
to
observe
the
aristocracy
from
within
.
What
the
reasons
for
that
might
have
been
was
beyond
the
purview
of
an
Observer
.
He
was
impatient
with
himself
at
feeling
curiosity
concerning
that
now
.
465
During
those
three
days
he
had
caught
glimpses
of
the
girl
,
Noys
Lambent
,
four
times
.
466
At
first
he
had
been
aware
only
of
her
clothes
and
her
ornaments
.
Now
he
noticed
that
she
was
five
feet
six
in
height
,
half
a
head
shorter
than
himself
,
yet
slim
enough
and
with
a
carriage
erect
and
graceful
enough
to
give
an
impression
of
height
.
She
was
older
than
she
first
seemed
,
approaching
thirty
perhaps
,
certainly
over
twenty
-
five
.
467
She
was
quiet
and
reserved
,
smiled
at
him
once
when
he
passed
her
in
the
corridor
,
then
lowered
her
eyes
.
Harlan
drew
aside
to
avoid
touching
her
,
then
walked
on
feeling
angry
.
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468
By
the
close
of
the
third
day
Harlan
was
beginning
to
feel
that
his
duty
as
an
Eternal
left
him
only
one
course
of
action
.
Doubtless
her
position
was
a
comfortable
one
for
herself
.
Doubtless
Finge
was
within
the
letter
of
the
law
.
Yet
Finge
s
indiscretion
in
the
matter
,
his
carelessness
certainly
went
against
the
spirit
of
the
law
,
and
something
should
be
done
about
it
.
469
Harlan
decided
that
,
after
all
,
there
wasn
t
a
man
in
Eternity
he
disliked
quite
as
much
as
Finge
.
The
excuses
he
had
found
for
the
man
only
a
few
days
before
vanished
.
470
On
the
morning
of
the
fourth
day
Harlan
asked
for
and
received
permission
to
see
Finge
privately
.
He
walked
in
with
a
determined
step
and
,
to
his
own
surprise
,
made
his
point
instantly
.
"
Computer
Finge
,
I
suggest
that
Miss
Lambent
be
returned
to
Time
.
"