The Bells of Fletching THE FLETCHING bells, with silver chime, Come softened o’er the distant shore; Though I have heard them many a time, They never sang so sweet before. A silence rests upon the hill, A listening awe pervades the air; The very flowers are shut and still, And bowed as if in prayer. |
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