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The existing bell, which is rung on all great occasions, was cast in 1505.
VERDUN ARGONNE-METZ 1914-1918ANONYMOUS
It is said that this Copland gave the great bell, which made the fifth in the ring, to be rung nightly at nine of the clock.
THE SURVEY OF LONDONJOHN STOW
When this third hour had been bellowed away, and the bell had rung unheard the advent of a fourth—presto—in came Mons.
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, VOL. 66, NO 405, JULY 1849VARIOUS
Rung, smiling and putting his finger tips together, replied, 'How does it happen that I know so much about you?'
THE ARGOSYVARIOUS
Had the bells been all of silver, rung by fairies, the notes could not have been sweeter.
THE CHAUFFEUR AND THE CHAPERONC. N. WILLIAMSON
Then the bell was rung, and I was told to go and find the young lady, and tell her she was wanted.
DEAD MAN'S LOVETOM GALLON
Double cyanide gauze, rung out of boric lotion and covered with a good supporting pad of cotton-wool, is then put on.
A SYSTEM OF OPERATIVE SURGERY, VOLUME IV (OF 4)VARIOUS
I lost my way in it, and rung a large bell that hung in the hall.
PERSONAL MEMOIRS OF A RESIDENCE OF THIRTY YEARS WITH THE INDIAN TRIBES ON THE AMERICAN FRONTIERSHENRY ROWE SCHOOLCRAFT
The knell of Spain had rung: her power, ruined on all sides, crumbled away in hands too feeble to hold it.
THE QUEEN OF THE SAVANNAHGUSTAVE AIMARD
Finally, he is hissed and booed and, after he has made a dumb speech of farewell, the curtain is rung down.
SEEING THINGS AT NIGHTHEYWOOD BROUN

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