Girls High School - Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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to lead armed bands agarnst thrs farr land and destrox rts beautres Q dar after dax the krng delaxed hrs deersron w hrle the prrnce fretted and tae prrnce almost desparred It was well that he drd not entrrelx grxe up hope tor one nrght a xouderful plan suggested rtselt to the prrncess father The next dat he announced to the assembled prrnces that thex themselxes qhould decrde who should have hrs daughter Exactlx one tear from that dat she should be grven to hrm who had done the greatest deed for the upburldrng of the krrrgdom And lookrng down upon the etger thoughttul face of the favored one the krng smrled a wrse lrttle smrle whrch no one but the prrncess saw no even she drd not understand Then the natronal actrvrtres took on 1 new tspect Most of the torergn prrnces were drsplaxrn a zell thlt mtde etelt one of the rnhtbrttnts o the ltnd w Olldel' lhex were spendrn grert fortunes upon the work w Inch erch felt would be greater than that of rnx of llc o 1erS But one of the Pompanx was performrn hrs chosen ttsk rn 1 ftr drtlerent mtnner from the rest Hrs greatest e ources lu rn hs own keen rntellect ns pawer of perceptron Wrselx he worked among us quretlx he carrred on hrs drfircult undertakrng The people drd not recognrze hrm as one of the urd talked wrth the hrghest or the lowest subrect rn the land wrth the srme thoughtful w rnnrng manner drsplayrng rn lns rntercourse w rth all a sprrrt of frrendlrness that qurte drsarmed the most prerudrced and self centered Fotallx unconscrous of the powerful rnfluence to change the trend of therr rves whrch lax behrnd hrs quret words thex loved hrm for hrmself and therr regard for hrm became the trrst common tre that had ever unrted therr lrves And as the year drew to a close the old krng s heart glowed w rth prrde and satrsfactron rn the favored prrnce At last the great day came and the prrncess loveher than ever before took her seat besrde her father and anxrouslx aw arted the moment that should decrde her fate The people of the land eagerlx thronged the great castle hall Rrch and poor alrke w ere there keenlx desrrous of knowrng who therr future ruler would be Of all that mrghtx companx the krng alone x s calm for he had watched and knew Gravelx he lrstened to the rrval prrnces as thex told of therr achrevements Some had burlt great hrghwaxs rf rnter ourse wrth other natrons hrrdges and burldrngs others had warrous wars changed the commercral standard of the krngdom each felt that he had done the best At last all had been heard save one Slowlx the last prrnce stepped forward Hrs thoughtful exes swept the tssernbled companx before hrm A prrnce' The murmured surprrse of the people dred down rnto expectant sr ence hat was he gorn to sax thex wondered lhen hrs srm e quret words rang clear and true through the htll O Krng he sard and warn hrs exes dwelt upon the lllpllk faces ot the people I have not added to but taken from thx krngdom l hlve blnrshed the Sprrrt ot Drscontent And the old Krng smrled whrle the shout of lns subjects hrrled the future 10 L' , . . ' . e. eo . ' 1 -' -I as V V I I bb r ' . K e e rr V V ' ' ' -' V ' 'Y .V 1 V .. , . . ' ' ' x- 7 A I Q A' C ' x kk . . I A 7 . 1 1 v Y V ' . . . . V 3 1 . 4 1- .' ' V - L x ' A ' , K v ' s 2. ' . rr ' ' ' ' ' - . V V - 1 L 1 1 L . f 1 ' 1. A' ' r 'g fr' 'z ' ' 'V ' r ' g . . . 1 v' l 1 tl X . f ' U K V 'VK ' ' 1-- ' 1 I ' 'x 1 I x . A r s z ' r' ' ' X , l ' . - ip l -. , K L. ' 'V l , e K.. T L rrval prrnces. Fo them he was srmply a youthful stranger who worked I K . . ' 1, v Y - 1 ' ' -Y C L,- . 1 , s 1 . . . 4, ' 1 V . ri . , ' ' Y 1 i , 1 71 A . L h Y . ' v . l V ' 1 . , ' - . 1 - F K L ya , L V I ,' C V ' ' s L 1 , , 1 , , rn .I ,l , .x 't I t 7' . H -V 1 n 1 . C Q KA V v . C 1 A . I r ' - - V f 1 . ' ' X , , - Q V Y , fa . . l . NV 1 . K g .J F , pl Y ' V 1 . , A ' . r ' 1 ' v 1v r ' f- ' ' V V . V ' g ' 1 151 . 1 . 1 I , 1 1 . ,' - , , ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 v f - x . 1 1 e . A - . i 1 Y . . . I. V 1 l K

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12 In Our Idle Moments