Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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WINDMILL TURN ln the land of Median, a young man named Diras stood and stared at a windmill, long unused, with the dust of a thousand dawns upon it. He thought that he had never seen anything as striking as that balanced structure, and thought of how much more beautiful it would be if someone were to remove the grime of ages and make the windmill turn as it was meant EO. He desired nothing more than to learn how the windmill worked and to be the one to give it life and make it turn. He thought often of it, and. one day, while telling a friend who had travelled much of his desire, Diras found that there was indeed a place where he could learn to turn the wind- mill. It was a place where many and varied things could be learned. It was called Nifton.

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