| The faun waved his pipes saucily at the Phoenix and gave a wry smile. |
| Smiling out at us in photographs of the old man is not someone racked by might-have-beens but a white-haired faun with twinkling eyes. |
| And nearer, you could also see a cloven-hoofed faun who had surprised her thus. |
| At last his eyes rested on the faun, and he remembered at once where he was. |
| James O'Hara's faun, dressed in a knotted silk tunic, curls into intricate yoga positions. |
| Jerome Robbins, also at NYCB, did the same, and she inspired him to create his radical Afternoon of the faun for her. |
