File:While the convent bells were ringing (NYPL Hades-1935960-2001221).jpg

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English: * Cover design includes reproduction of a painting showing a man, standing, while reading a book, and a woman, seated, sewing; both dressed in 18th century costume.
  • Summary: The narrator ponders the sweet sound of the bells as he contemplates his former love who is becoming a nun because her father would not let her marry him; he recalls a happier time when they had hope.
  • Statement of responsibility : words by Robt. F. Roden ; music by Max S. Witt
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While the convent bells were ringing
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The convent bells were ringing, and o'er the western sea. [first line of song]
Source https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/97dca786-704d-f332-e040-e00a18064ce7
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78fd47b0-c599-012f-1289-58d385a7bc34
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2001221
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American popular songs.
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97dca786-704d-f332-e040-e00a18064ce7
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Music Division
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Separation (Psychology); Nuns; Fathers and daughters



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