John Adams High School - Clipper Yearbook (Ozone Park, NY)

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MORE THINGS are wrought by pray er than thrs world dreams of Wrthrn the lrnes of The Idylls of The Krng to me the most srgnrfrcant lrn was that whrch I have just quoted That rn le lrne seemed to be the basrc rdea of all the Idylls I belreved that Alfr d Lo a Tennyson rn wrrtrng rn hrs elabo rate fashron endeavored to show tha prayer and only prayer can fulfrll promrses mrraculously In the Co'n rng of Arthur the srtuatrons confront mg the people of Camelrard W re dr ast ous as Tennyson puts rt Wherern the beast was ever more and more but ma'r was less and less trll Arthur came Yes' T111 Arthur came Then wrtn the assemblage of the Knrghts of the Table Round peace and tranqurlrty was the order of the day wrthrn the warls of Camelrard But why should so great a man Krng Arthur come Just when he rs needed? Why? Srmply be cau e more thrngs are wrought by prayer than thrs world dreams of and the prayers of the crtrzens of Camelrard were answered In Gareth and Lynette overcomrng all obstacles how do you suppose young Gareth ever became knrghtea'9 Because he was the son of wealthy parents? Because he knew Krng Ar thur and hrs parents put rn a good word for hrm? No' As we are told Bellrcent drsapproved rmmensely of he favorrte sons ambrtron and went as far as havrng hrm labor rn the krtchen of Krng Arthurs castle dr aursed and unknown to work hrmself rnto knrghthood rn order to prevent hrs wrshes Overcomrng thrs obstacle Ga reth was knrghted and much of hrs success he undoubtedly had to attrr bute to hrs prayer and the grace of Goa Perhaps rf someone were to say that the greatest of all knrghts Lancelot had hrs lrfe saved by prayer another lo E715 ,Answer MICHAEL AMBROSIO mrght be rnclrned to belreve thrs 1ron rcal But rts true Lancelots lrfe was saved by prayer the prayers of one of hrs lovers Elarne the farr Elarne the lovable Elarne the lrly mard of Astolat as Tennyson calls her D perately rn love wrth the lovable Larcelot upon her frrst meetrng w n the favorrte of Krng Arthur her praye fo hrs safe and sound return from bat tle were answered Unfortunately Lancelots love was for Gurneveve Krng Arthurs unfarthful spouse thrs cau mg the death of the broken heart ed Elarne Lrttle drd Lancelot realrze at that trme that he owed hrs lrfe to cerved drd not materralrze rn over comrng hrm The contrnuous prayrng of Percrval s srsrer the nun eventually rewarded her as she became the frrst to see the Holy Grarl fthe cup whrch Chrrst Hrm elf drank from at the last supperl On must understand however that prayers wrll do great thrngs for the hu man soul but they must be contrnuous and everlastrng In return perhaps rf the wrsh prayed for seems to be the on whrch would ard others along wrth one s self rt would be granted but as the foolrsh knrghts of the table round found out rt rs useless to search for as was therr case the Holy Grarl and then pray only to be able to frnd rt Yes' Krng Arthur courageously set forward on hrs death bed to the lonely last knrght of hrs table round Srr Bedr Vere a lrne whrch to me should be th theme of every household to every bo 1 and grrl to all crtrzens of all races and creeds rn trme of peace and war more thrngs are wrought by prayer than thrs world dreams of .. , A . .. I e H , . D - V . . 1 . . . . . I 1' I - V tt . . . , , I I A ' 1 tr . . tt ' ' es- . A . A ' - - . ll - - l - I , H. 1 AL e s- - - M I x I , AO v- l I L ' ' 'r' - Il It ' ll I w . ' 5 - 1 ' , l ' ' Elarne, for the wounds whrch he re- lv - I C - . . . , . . , I H I A - , s r, . , V e , , , . ' I I . . , Q f r . , , D- , ' ' ' I V - , ' ' 1 - . . . , t I - . - ' ' za , - , . Q ' . I A , , , 1

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