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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 26 Aug 1995.
Line-talk: Crown
On 24 Aug 1995, Kathleen Towlson wrote:

> Could somone please post an ASCII picture of a crown?  Thank you very much.  
> Tom Kretzmer
> kto...@eden.rutgers.edu

How very funny you should ask!!! I just had modified a design that Jeff 
Heeney <ad6...@torfree.net> had posted into a crown. I only wrote him back 
originally, because I did not suspect that crowns were in demand. :-)
Hope this helps. :-))) There are probably some designs around that were 
originally intended to be a crown, but here's a start.
Sheryl
                                       /\
                               /\     <\/>     /\
                         /\   <\/>   ~</\>~   <\/>   /\
	                <\/><\/><\/><\/><\/><\/><\/><\/>
                         <<<<\/><\/><\/><\/><\/><\/>>>>






                 sze...@lonestar.jpl.utsa.edu
                              /|\
                             *)=(*
                        ====///^\\\====
                          ==\\\|///==  
                            \\(#)//
                             |||||
                              |||
                               "

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From: The Duchess of Busker <sze...@lonestar.jpl.utsa.edu>
Subject: Line-talk: Crown
Date: 1995/08/26
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