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 1     I|       borne, the clocks and the bells be sounded and rung, the
 2     I|      the cross is borne and the bells rung is for to make the
 3     I| militant in the Church. He hath bells for business and for trumps,
 4     I|    trumpets of God which be the bells rung, and when they see
 5     I|       this is the cause why the bells be rung when it thundereth,
 6     I|         cross is borne, and the bells rung for to chase and hunt
 7   III|        and were discovered, the bells of that church began to
 8    IV|          joy and mirth, and the bells sounded and were rung without
 9    IV|         the abbey, and that the bells rung without man' s help.
10    VI|        had ordained to ring the bells, and he had a custom daily
11    VI|        midnight for to ring the bells, and he was right sorry
12    VI|       arose up, and went to the bells for to ring them, and anon
13   VII|  Venerable, story of, vii. 120.~Bells of Sens refuse to ring,
14   VII|      signs of, i. 12.~Sens, the bells of, refuse to ring, v. 87.~