Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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As the old man and his son sat talking, darkness began to fill the forest. Soon, only the moonlight of- fered to distinguish their features against the jungle back drop. Re- alizing that it was late, the son rose and helped his father to his feet so that they could return to their vil- Iage. As they started back, the boy turned to his father and said, I think that I would like to ex- plore that path someday, father. His father smiled and said, You alre y have. J ,l f l