Friends Select School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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.Mn ULD ANGUS coclcily on her head. By St. Andrew! was he dreaming? He set down his suit- case and hagpipe, and slowly put his hand to his face and strolced the little white stubble at his chin. Could this really he? Or was his mind playing tricks on him? Aye, he was dreaming. But loolct A iittle lad, dressed lilce the lassie in the window and Angus himself, ran up the steps into the door. Angus didn't hother to puzzle or think. He just rushed up that wallc and through the door. He walked up some more steps and into a large room. But Angus lvlactavish paused on the threshold. And a smile spread across his face from one ear to the other. For there, in that room, was a little Scotland. Over the doors were two huge coats ot arms, one oi Scotland, the other ol heloved Britain. And lads and lassies were all about the roomg some oi them hehind counters, piled high with Scotch wares. Here were neclcties with plaids ot different clans: the Campbells, the lwacgregorsi-1 how was old lady lwiacgregons rheumatism?-the Wlacaulays, the Nlacdonalds. No matter the feud with the lxfiacdonalds any more. No matter that lwlactavishes were taught irom the cradle to reach tor their rifles at the sound of the name lvlacdonald. They were from his country, and that was all that mattered. And here were scones and toliee. And over on another counter, spreading out proudly, were heather and thistle hlooms. Angus hustied around, smiling at the youngsters, touching, sampling, huying. Angus forgot the hostility of the city. He forgot everything except the fact that he was no longer alone. it his eyes were wet, they were wet with joy. They tell us, even now, oi how, at the end of that fair, an old Scotchman, smiling and murmuring in the thiclcest ot dialects, had to he lnorcihly put out of the building. And they tell us ot how he picked up an old hagpipe and a battered plaid suit case and marched happily down the street, gaily whistling snatches of airs from Loch Lomond and Auld Lang Syne. JAMES MESIROVV. JJ

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