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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Jan 2002.
Req: Nymph

Req: Nymph

Hi, I'm posting for a friend who's had me all over the WWW looking for
a good ASCII picture.  Here's what she's looking for:

A nice, simple (not too detailed or "cluttered") picture of a nymph
bathing in a fountain, knee-deep in the water, with her hands in her
hair.

I've looked all over and not found anything suitable. And I don't want
to try and draw it for her, as the extent of my ASCII artwork is two
words I managed in 2.5 hours. :P

Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks.

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