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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Apr 1996.
Isis
Just a quick drawing I did of the Egyptian goddess Isis...


                            , ____
                            ~(__  \.
   .--------__               :. \. |                 __--------.
  ( _________ \              `.  |_|                / _________ )
   ( _________ `o-___________-`-.-'-_____________-o' _________ )
    ( _________  `-----------       -------------'  _________ )
      \____________________  `- ^ -'  ______________________/
         \___________________'\   /`_____________________/
                        ______: . :  
                       / _____ /   )
                      : /    /'  /'
                      : l   /  /
                      :)   (  :---._
                   ..//     `--------O\..

Actually, now that I look at it, it looks more like a guy with a set of 
cardboard wings taped to his arms, but hey - enjoy :)

       _                                                         _
     // |  _        Jeffrey Verzak - cuj...@ecnet.net         _  | \\
    //  `\(_)  +-----------------------------------------+  (_)/'  \\
   //    /  o  |  He will cover you with his feathers,   |  o  \    \\
  //__  /_\/   |  under his wings you will find refuge   |   \/_\  __\\
 /-'  /|/ \.   +-----------------------------------------+   ,/ \|\  `-\
    =/_|___|      URL: http://www.ECNet.Net/users/cujdv      |___|_\= 

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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit
X-Google-Thread: f996b,cc838a9e446a550b,start
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From: cuj...@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu (Jeffrey Davi Verzak)
Subject: Isis
Date: 1996/04/30
Message-ID: <4m4dp0$8...@ecom3.ecn.bgu.edu>#1/1
X-Deja-AN: 152188371
organization: Educational Computing Network, Illinois  USA
newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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