Castilleja School - Indian Paintbrush Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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WHAT THY GOODS HAVE DONE POISON' thought S0515 as he hurrled through the busy street When I have a loaf and a skln of wlne I wlll return to that herb store I notlced He thought back to the prevlous mornlng When he wlth Darzl and Parsum two other Vagabond had been nearlng the cltv Darzl s sharp eves had spled a glltter ln the dust of the road The llght of the mornln, sun had caught on some gold and sllver colns Ay' Such ,ood fortune' We shall feast when we reach the clty shouted Parsum eagerly reachlng for the coms When we reach the clty we can buy bre ld and wlne We shall carry the money ln DHTZIQ purse Sald SOSIS authorltatlvely Encouraged the three hastened and soon reached the wall There they stopped under one of the trees that grew near by and xlewed the CIIV The heat shlmmered off the YVIIIIC walls and Hat roofed bulldlngs About the gate was a small group of people Most of them seemed to be part of the retlnue of some rlch man who was settlng off from the Clty There were some pack anlmals some armed men on horses and brawny servants heftlng packs Darzl Sald Let QOSIS go lnto the clty and buy the as a safeguard He IS better than we wlth Hgures Do you agree Parsum? asked QOSIS Yes? Then I ll be back soon Whlle he walked the short dlstance to the gates he thought about hls companlons Darzl was of medlum helght HIS thm face aqulllne nose dark complexlon and black glltterlng eyes made hlm seem shrewd and sly Although he seemed to be gay and carefree most of the tlme once or twlce he had showed that he was cold and calculatlng lnslde QOGIS respected hlm and feared hlm Darzls frlend Parsum a glant of a lnan towered over QOSIS Hls mlld brown eyes and drooplng moustache gave hlm a bovlne placld look Desplte hls slze he was dependent on Darzl to thlnk for hlm and was very tlmld Unless Darzl lnstructed and encouraged hlm he would be harmless to H0515 It was the noon hour but the streets stlll seemed crowded Mules dogs and chlldren wandered through them Occasionally a horseman rode by If he were well dressed a crowd of urchlns would surround hlm demandlng alms Once IH a whlle a woman swathed ln somber vells and robes passed often followed by a ser vant carrylng the day s purchases The shops lllllrlg the streets were small and dlngy In front of thelr dark places of buslness the proprletors called to the passer by to examlne thelr goods Addlng to the dll! were street vendors shoutlng their wares From one of these street vendors SOSIS bought a loaf of cheap bread and from 'mother he bou,.ht a wlne skln At the helb shop he had l'l0tlCCtl prexlously he ex ammed lts lnterlor whlle waltlng for another customer who was hagglm wlth the owner The tlns room was filled Wlth the pun ent odor of manv herbs WNIIICII hung IH bunches froln the cellln and walls A plle of dlrty raffs and straw las near a recess IU the back of the room A curtaln hld the contents of thls recess from new In a few IHIHUICS the proprletor a wlzened whlte halred llttle man turned to S0415 Have you a polson that wlll act qulckly and pam lessly'7 lnqulred the latter I want one that wlll put the vlctlm to sleep ln a natural manner It IS expenslve Enou h for five people Wlll cost you two gold pleces declared the shopkeeper Flne Fetch lt qulckly The old man hurrled behlnd the curtalll and havlng brou ht out a bolc deftlv measured out the required quantity I hope It IQ entlrely tasteless remarked S0514 Entlrely The wlne duly prepared SOSIS hurrled through the Clty gate and out to the tree under whlch he had left hls companlons qettln the food under the tree he called to Darzl 'lnd Parsum Darzl was off at a dlstance seem lngly exanllnlng somethlng he had found He called to Where IS Parsum? I have brought back a meal shouted the latter He wellt to the gate to see someone he knew He wlll be here shortly Whlle SOSIS was bendln down to see what the kneellng Darzl was holdlng Parsum sllently ran out from behlnd a nearby tree and grlppln hls knlfe flrmlv he plunged lt lnto SOSIS back At the same tlme Darzls knlfe found S0315 throat The two carrled the body lnto a small clump of trees and strlpped lt of everythlng they could use On the way back to the tree under whlch lay the food Parsum sald I am afrald of hls ghost It wlll haunt us and ltS revenge wlll be terrlble Nonsense I have kllled many and none has eyer returned to haunt me Let s eat Wlll we spllt the money afterward as a reed? asked Parsum Yes yes but we haven t eaten for two dass and Im hungry I dont know about you but I m goln, to eat answered Dafll who was seatlng himself ln the shade of the tree Soon the two began to drowze lulled by the buzz mg of the lnsects and by the heat In the mornln the soldlers at the gate curlous at the stlllness of the sleepers found that they would nexer wake agaln O World' Look what thy goods hate done Polsoned two and murdered one MADELIINE EHRMAN L U . . . v I v. 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50171942 fzmfu 2 THINGS I HATE TO D0 laser snne the caxeman hated the comm-1 of wmter people han hats d COIIICIIIIIIU' III thelr ln es Caesar hated Brutus llttle lm xs hate hftths and dons hate rats cordlngls I haxe some hates Three of them are readlnff a hook for a report that ls due on a certam date poppmg out of hed just because the clock strlkes ses en and domf' l'l0ll'ltINOIIx when the I-HIIIIIX IQ QIIJOXIIIW T V To heffm mth I llke to read hut I hate to read just because I haue to re 'ld I thmk It IQ much more fun to plck up a hook when I hue tnne and to Hmsh lt later Moreoxer, when I read to make a report I am aware of notlng characters or mcldents lnstead of enjowmv the plot as It dutlops Ham hooks that are requlred I hate because I nnffht hare read them or else I just dont llke them I hated the style of the House o the Seven Cables I hate the pressure that makes me read It makes readmg a solld subject and work mstead of hemg relaxmg and a J casure I do so much it lfllllf, III hlstorx IIIUIIQII an French that I am tned of just readlnff Llkewlse whx should I act llke a puppet on a strlng and have to Slt up and get dressed just hecause some manlmate thmg decldes to strlke sesen'7 I hate lt If I am tlred lf the das IS THINK or lf It IS Nlonday or Wednes dav, It makes no dlfference up I must pop I dont feel llke a free person It IS lxke a command wlthout 1 rea son and I hate lt I dont hawe any freedom of chorce and I hate lt I would llke to be able to fIPf'lfIt when to get up It would make a real dlfterence to hare an extra fire mlnutes now and then but no Moreoxer I dont nnnd studslng lf Im not Ttilgglllg anythlng, hut when I hear a gunshot and know that my f IXOI'IIC ac tor nn ht he kllled and I 'lm not there as a w It ness lt makes me werx sad I hate lt A spetlal plaw nn ht he on and I Inu walted all week to sce It I hare an CX'IlIIllI'lI10Il tomorrow to studs for hut I hate to mlss ms program I can hear mv fannlx say Im sure SISSIC would llke to see thls QISSIC please close your door In elther case Im mxsslng 1t and I hate rt It IQ odd though lf some umnterestmg talk IS helng gn en that has world mterest Im generally called ln to see lt and I h'lte It too qlnce WVI'lIlI'lf thl I have used the word hate, so mlm tunes that Im not sure I am QPBIIIIIO' It rlght I hare sald It to nn self so manv tlmes that lt doesn t have much meamnff I suppose that IS just about how It rates It doesnt seem too lmportant and I guess I dont really hate mam tlnngs anyway Hate can become a hahlt Ilatt IQ a matter of opnnon so posslhlx no two people hate the same thmffs The more experlences peoplt hase the more llheral they are ln the1r IIIIIIICIIIW and the less hates they have SISSIE HoovER WINTER lNot the damp flalk THIIIQ not the ffrax murky skies not the PHIIICOZIIQ and foloshes do I mean The soft cuddly swlrllnff of snow flakes of 1INIiQlI'llT3IJl9 beauty as thex float lcucfully through tht early mornlnff crisp ness 1G the IX llltll I lose With a soft woolen sweater and w 'nm long pants tucked carefully Into mx hoots I gather up glox es and scarf to enter lnto '1 wonderland The whole world seems hushed to recelve thms cloak of wlnte It IS as lf there were no hustle 'md hustle no nolse and dlrt and all IQ peaceful and quiet I llft ms face tow 1rd the sky to feel the soft touch of each ers stal on mx cheek I am humhle wlth thl rft rf peace w hlch Cod has gn en to me JACKIE WATT u ' SC 7 ' ' . . y .f 0 I ' ' 57 G5 ' ' ' - , or. . , ,, . , . . . ' 7 Ty ' . . Y 2 . ' V' ' ' f C v I - I 4 v . , Z, , K . D 1 4 W 1 . b . . .V H x . x .l I . t Q 1 1 1 1 LS 9 c, o., . -. C, c. Ac t C, ' V - L6 97 , , ' ,, 7 ' ' ' ', , . . . D . , . C . C A 7 . ' 1 e ' - I : 5' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 7 ' 7 E v - , ,. . . 1 1 1 1 ' C6 77 ' , Y , , , , F . , . , , ,- v . . . aa 199 - , ' ' ' , , . 1 'L . .. L . c . c. ' s , ' V 1 w f ' ' E . L A , , ,N , A , , Y I D ve . . . . . rg C v 1 1 Q u 1 GC 79 I 1- u 7 . I' ' 1-. ' ' ' . Y . , . , P , c - , . .. X . Y. . n 7 . Il - . . . p . Y. , F . . d . C. Y . . . . . . . 7 . , n -. . 1 , X .. U -, 1 . . . . , . K I H . . , . ,, c ,, . . - 1 C C ' ' n P a L - ,1 1 . . '. ' ' ' ' , ' . gy '- ' 1 n' ' r - - - . I ' ' . M ' 1 ' , 'c ' , - n 1 ' -t 7-' L 'T , , . . . , . . . V 4 I l I xx, ,L L I I .' ' ' 'g . c A ' ' . . , '. ' Q L.. . ' ' .L . . . ' T.V. .' ,. ' . 1' , 'z - j ' . ' . I' . . ' sg 1 ' ' 1 ' .

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