Park Tudor School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Mrs. Choate English Mrs. Gaus Once upon a time a meticulously profligate misanthrope was per- turbed by an insidious imbroglio involving an implacable neophyte and an avaricious shaman. This shaman who in his own loutish way was an epicurean, prejudiced tactiturn people against the misanth- rope's psychedelic centaph with evocative scurrility. The collusion between the impervious neophyte and the blatant shaman was per- nicious to the phlegmatic misanthrope because they could reveal through empirical necromancy that his contentious existence was parenthetical. This spasmodic slander was prolific in the amount of bias it evinced. The misanthrope felt that this diabolical defamation was far from jocular and that it nebulously encroached on his pal- pable past. The misanthrope had nothing else to do though than to obsequiously ignore the ubiquitous, this did not mean though that he condoned the pejorative hyperbole. One day the egocentric shaman fulminated because the flippant neophyte feigned omniscience. This preternatural apocalypse was ludicrous. And so the flux of events transcended on in forevertude. 22 The Estoe

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