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    The document discusses the history and characteristics of bells. It notes that there was originally one main bell known by its sound, which was cast from a heavyweight metal to be accurately identified. The bell was pulled by horses on a trolley along tracks and struck to chime on the quarter hour with an odd twang from its square metal frame.

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    The document discusses the history and characteristics of bells. It notes that there was originally one main bell known by its sound, which was cast from a heavyweight metal to be accurately identified. The bell was pulled by horses on a trolley along tracks and struck to chime on the quarter hour with an odd twang from its square metal frame.

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    11/9/2020 Parts of speech.

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    ➢ 1st line - The main - there is only one bell

    ➢ 2nd line - bell - it is a common noun so no capital needed

    ➢ 3rd line - known by

    ➢ 5th line - original

    ➢ 6th line - casted on

    ➢ 7th line - to pinpoint accurately

    ➢ 8th line - could have

    ➢ 9th line- heavyweight- compound adjective


    ➢ 11th line - by trolley

    ➢ 12th line - horses- plural should be used

    ➢ 15th line - it was pulled

    ➢ 18th line - initially is not required as it is already written first chimed

    ➢ 19nd line - foundries

    ➢ 23th line - struck on

    ➢ 23th line - quarter bells- no numeric but words

    ➢ 25th line - a square metal

    ➢ 27nd line - struck in a

    ➢ 28rd line - an odd twang

    ➢ 28,29th line - complete with track

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