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Title: Zigzag journeys in northwest lands. The Rhine to the Arctic
Year: 1884 (1880s)
Authors: Butterworth, Hezekiah, 1839-1905. (from old catalog)
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Publisher: Boston, Estes and Lauriat
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THE SILENT CASTLES. THE BELLS OF THE RHLNE. 225 One of the most beautiful stones of bells that I ever met is asso-ciated with a once famous factory that cast some of the most melo-dious bells in Holland and the towns of the Rhine. I will tell it toyou. THE HARMONY CHIME. Many years ago, in a large iron foundry in the city of Ghent, was found ayoung workman by the name of Otto Holstein. He was not nineteen years ofage, but none of the workmen could equal him in his special department, — bell
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HOTEL DE VILLE, GHENT. casting or moulding. Far and near the fame of Ottos bells extended, — theclearest and sweetest, people said, that were ever heard. 15 2 26 ZIGZAG JOURNEYS IN NORTHERN LANDS. Of course the great establishment of Von Erlangen, in which Otto worked,got the credit of his labors; but Von Erlangen and Otto himself knew verywell to whom the superior tone of the bells was due. The master did not payhim higher wages than the others, but by degrees he grew to be general super-intendent in his department in spite of his extreme youth. Yes, my bells are good, he said to a friend one day, who was commentingupon their merits ; but they do not make the music I will yet strike fromthem. They ring alike for all things. To be sure, when they toll for a funeralthe slow measure makes them seem mournful, but then the notes are really thesame as in a wedding peal. I shall make a chime of bells that will sound atwill every chord in the human soul. Then wilt thou deal in magic, said

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