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1  3,1|   church neat and clean and to ring the bells. During service
2  8,1|        Cross, the church bells ring a carillon during the ceremony.
3  9,5|       service. With the golden ring he makes the sign of the
4  9,5| repeats thrice, then slips the ring on the fourth finger (next
5  9,5|        with the bride’s silver ring. After the betrothal, it
6  9,5|        that the bride’s silver ring remains with the groom,
7  9,5|         and the groom’s golden ring remains with the bride.
8  9,5|  precious metal of the groom’s ring indicates his domination,
9 11  |     possession of the master’s ring gave power in the household.