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W.H.S. 1933 YEAR BOOK pageforty-nine didn't need to talk so loudly. Quickly he stole a glance at Mr. Atwill. He sat there straight and silent. He hadn't moved once and he was looking at Mary Alice fairly drinking her Words in. Mr. Ross composed himself like a martyr and crossed his legs and arms and prepared to listen. What was she saying? Did he hear correctly? He caught these words. Jesus - his disciples - the last supper with their Lord - Jesus' face. She was quoting the Bible. He listened to every word. The Reverend Asa Atwill sat rapt 5 his attention riveted on Mary Alice. For a girl of eighteen or perhaps twenty she was marvelous he thought. Mary Alice did look younger than twenty-five in her simple white dress. Her eyes were shining and she spoke with conviction. The light in the pulpit which had heretofore lighted a speaker's paper of notes was not necessary. Mary Alice had no notes. She spoke directly to the two in the rear of the church, and the light in the pulpit lighted up her face and made a halo of her pale gold hair. Her hands were clasped before her, and her emotion, conviction, or pleading was expressed only by the varying tones of her lovely voice. The sermon was drawing to a close, Mary Alice felt. She seemed to have no power to make it last. For her part she would have liked to go on and on but the words were being given to her. That last sentence that she had struggled with was coming out right. All the eyes in the congregation were on her drinking in her words. Old people were listening to her in rapt attention, and best of all, her father and the tall white haired man by his side had never taken their eyes from her. The last sentence came clearly and distinctly without a halt and her words: - a beautiful life like a painting lived by God's guidance and help, died away as she pronounced the benediction. People were coming up the aisle. Several men and women shook her hand, and then she saw her father's face. Tears were in his eyes. The Reverend Atwill stood by him. He clasped her hand and said: My dear, I'm proud of you. Her father, in articulate as usual before so many, wept openly and press- ing her hand between his own two, he whispered: My daughter, you did it. Oh, I didn't think you could, Mary Alice. I'm proud of you. Ruth Breed '34
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