hand-bells

We sang in several foreign languages by candlelight and hand-bells.

Riverside Church Candlelight Festival « 2008

During this period of two days, such is the force of the custom, that hand-bells, usually employed in hotels to be rung for dinner, are silent.

04/01/2004 - 05/01/2004 John 2004

It was compounded of steam barrel-organs, the clanging of gongs, the ringing of hand-bells, the clack of rattles, and the undistinguishable shouts of men.

Life's Little Ironies 2006

Islington, there would be the most singular kind of diversion on eight hand-bells by Mr. Franklyn, as well as the surprising performances of Signora Catherina, Harry wisely determined that he would go to Marybone Gardens, where they had a concert of music, a choice of tea, coffee, and all sorts of wines, and the benefit of

The Virginians 2006

In addition to working at her writing, Kim is out almost every night at one rehearsal or another singing and playing flute and hand-bells or communing with the Paneranormal group of Strange New Worlds writers in Northern Virginia.

Distant Shores Edited by Marco Palmieri 2005

In addition to working at her writing, Kim is out almost every night at one rehearsal or another singing and playing flute and hand-bells or communing with the Paneranormal group of Strange New Worlds writers in Northern Virginia.

Distant Shores Edited by Marco Palmieri 2005

In addition to working at her writing, Kim is out almost every night at one rehearsal or another singing and playing flute and hand-bells or communing with the Paneranormal group of Strange New Worlds writers in Northern Virginia.

Distant Shores Edited by Marco Palmieri 2005

After that the holy hand-bells, deposited on the step of the altar, were entrusted as insignia of office to the man who was to be the Green Wolf next year.

The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion 1922

At night a bonfire was kindled to the sound of hand-bells by a young man and a young woman, both decked with flowers.

The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion 1922

After that the holy hand-bells, deposited on the step of the altar, were entrusted as insignia of office to the man who was to be the Green Wolf next year.

Chapter 62. The Fire-Festivals of Europe. § 5. The Midsummer Fires 1922