Fashion Industries High School - Fashion Highlights Yearbook (New York, NY)

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lTs rughT along There ThaT she should appear she murmured To herselT Oh' There she us' WuTh a sharp unTake oT breaTh she leaned Torward The bushes slowly parTed and sTeppung ouT gungerly and waruly a slum young doe appeared revealung behund her a narrow Traul whuch only The anumals oT The woods and The gurl knew abouT ATTer glancung abouT Tor a munuTe or so The doe sTarTed To drunk Trom The brook agaun The bushes parTed Thus Tume revealung a luTTle Tawn and Then anoTher whuch ran gayly over and sTarTed To drunk by Theur 'YuoTher s su e Thus us The lasT Tume Ill be seeung you whuspered The young gurl soTTly l have To leave Tomorrow and oh how lll muss you and The oThers' The doe as uT sensung The nearness oT someone looked up and down The banks oT The brook Turnung she suddenly leaped away unTo The bushes Tollowed by The Two speckled Tawns As The bushes closed behund The TleeT anumals her Tense txlerTness leTT The gurl and she slowly sTood up looked once agaun aT The place where They had dusappeared Turned and quueTly pucked her way ouT OT The glen unTo a paTh leadung Through The woods She moved wuThouT hasTe as uT To prolong The walk lookung abouT her unTensuvely as un an eTTorT To reTaun The scene un her mund Torever No she sughed l canT go away' l won T' Then BuT l musT l canT sTay wuTh AunT l-lelen any longer l wush l could sTay here and never leave' She had reached The edge oT The woods and was lookung down unTo The Town ATTer a lasT glance over her shoulder she made her way Toward The Town lk Pk FT! lT hasn T changed The Tall gurl ThoughT as she sTood on The leaT sTrewn paTh AT sevenTeen she no longer had The wuld long legged look oT a woods creaTure her haur was neaTly combed back and held by Two brughT puns her red orlon sweaTer and brughT plaud skurT were vuvudly gay un The quueT aTTernoon She looked abouT her slowly Far oTT un The dusTance The clear call OT a whuppoorwull could be heard The Trees were begurunung To casT long hadows and Theur golden branches were dark brown eTched agaunsT The soTT TwulughT colorung oT The sky As she lusTened she could hear The song oT The cruckeTs and The deep ThroaTed croakung oT The Trogs down by The ruver A squurrel ran across her paTh Then scurrued up a Tree uTs Taul a sulken TluTTy pennanT behund uT A breeze sTurred The 'eaves on The Trees and on The paTh wuTh a genTle rusTlung sound ln The aur was The ruch smell oT AuTumn Suddenly as The gurl glanced abouT her she realuzed ThaT The glen had changed The Trees were as sulenT and cold as senTun ls They no longer seemed luke Truends They were uusT Trees TwusTed and benT IT Tume and age had guven Them wusdom They kepT uT locked wuThun Theur gnarled old Trunks She remembered The way The wund would whusTle Through The branches and seem To make Them laugh BuT now They sTood benT and sulenT ,I I . uu I uu - uu - - o 1 n 4 - u u I I I , . u I u . . - u I T' uu - - - u - uu - - u uu u - - u u ' ll f ' . , , J ' I , . I r I u u u u u , . .9 . uu uu - uu u u uu un u u - - u - u . . ' I ll ' u ll I ll ' I I T u 1 I - I I ' . , , C ' I ' I I , . u, u u Q . ., . u u - u ,

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