...coast, by the Nissum Fiorde. It fell, however, tongue uppermost, and lies imbedded in the sand ; and when the tide is low on a summer's eve, its music...on the water; such music, so beautiful, they say, never was the like heard. As for the other bell, her tones are sad and melancholy : no wonder — she...

...however, tongue uppermost, and lies imbedded in the sand. When the tide is low on a summer's eve, the music may still be heard by the fishermen who ply their crafts in the water, such music so beautiful, they say, the like was never heard. As for the other bell, her...