The Wise Bells

On a sunny Sabbnth morninor, Foith two inossonüi-s were spod, Tnu tho bolla bc letB-rtnsrirff; Ono U , In chimo and sliiglng, A fair malden is to wed; One to fay, wlth kae'l nnd moauini. A t air ma den 1 eU) del. ily mischa-.icj thestunid sorvRnts Vont not whithor tncy wnrc bado; Uut eaob where waa flfnt th . other. Onesald: "lüiijf the beila riaht Blad For a brHal." Snld tho othor: "For the dra 1 rln? slow an ) rr-." So it chanccJ tliat at the brida!, All turned palu to liearthe bc!l; WhiUi thp E-hulsoiiie weddiiiy chlmlnji 'Mld tuf dlrge liiseoidantiell; I5ut tilt! tintels hOHi-inr, whlsperiid: 'In tli ihimos and in the knells, ¦Wisdom, more thau man could teach t, Did yon spcuk to-div. O bellsl"