Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumes 292-293F. Jefferies, 1967 |
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... bells were to be rung . In the very earliest ages of which we have any history , bells have been known ; but it is probable that the original specimens were only hand - bells . In Egypt the feast of Osiris was announced by ringing them ...
... bells were to be rung . In the very earliest ages of which we have any history , bells have been known ; but it is probable that the original specimens were only hand - bells . In Egypt the feast of Osiris was announced by ringing them ...
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abbey a great bell , called Guthlac , and afterwards added six others , Pega , Bega , Bettelin , Bartholomew , Tatevin , and Turketul . Bells were not used in the Greek Church till 865 , when Ursus Patriciacus , Duke of Venice , gave ...
abbey a great bell , called Guthlac , and afterwards added six others , Pega , Bega , Bettelin , Bartholomew , Tatevin , and Turketul . Bells were not used in the Greek Church till 865 , when Ursus Patriciacus , Duke of Venice , gave ...
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... Bells of Lynn ! Over the shining sand the wandering cattle homeward Follow each other at your call , O Bells of Lynn ! The distant lighthouse hears , and with his flaming signal Answers you , passing the watchword on , O Bells of Lynn ...
... Bells of Lynn ! Over the shining sand the wandering cattle homeward Follow each other at your call , O Bells of Lynn ! The distant lighthouse hears , and with his flaming signal Answers you , passing the watchword on , O Bells of Lynn ...
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