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11
That
,
essentially
,
was
what
I
had
.
I
had
a
long
list
of
her
published
papers
,
of
the
patents
in
her
name
;
I
had
the
chronological
details
of
her
promotions
.
In
short
I
had
her
professional
"
vita
"
in
full
detail
.
12
But
that
was
n't
what
I
wanted
.
13
I
needed
more
than
that
for
my
feature
articles
for
Interplanetary
Press
.
Much
more
.
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14
I
told
her
so
.
15
"
Dr.
Calvin
,
"
I
said
,
as
lushly
as
possible
,
"
in
the
mind
of
the
public
you
and
U.
S.
Robots
are
identical
.
Your
retirement
will
end
an
era
and
-
"
16
"
You
want
the
human-interest
angle
?
"
She
did
n't
smile
at
me
.
I
do
n't
think
she
ever
smiles
.
But
her
eyes
were
sharp
,
though
not
angry
.
I
felt
her
glance
slide
through
me
and
out
my
occiput
and
knew
that
I
was
uncommonly
transparent
to
her
;
that
everybody
was
.
17
But
I
said
,
"
That
's
right
.
"
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18
"
Human
interest
out
of
robots
?
A
contradiction
.
"
19
"
No
,
doctor
.
Out
of
you
.
"
20
"
Well
,
I
've
been
called
a
robot
myself
.
Surely
,
they
've
told
you
I
'm
not
human
.
"