About “The Bells”
"The Bells" is a poem by Edgar Allan Poe that makes heavy use of onomatopoeia. It was published after Poe's death in 1849. The poem is known for its repeated use of the word "bells." It is divided into four parts, with each part growing darker. The first part describes the sound of bells as "jingling and tinkling," while the last part features "moaning and groaning" bells. (Summary adapted from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0.)
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- Latest edition
- 2022 · ISBN 9781016615693
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- 9781016615693
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| Cover | Edition | Year | ISBN | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Bells | 2022 | 9781016615693 | Buy on Amazon |
| Bells | 2021 | 9798745822285 | Buy on Amazon | |
| Bells | 2021 | 9798745822292 | Buy on Amazon | |
| Bells | 2018 | 9780343327293 | Buy on Amazon | |
 | The Bells | 2011 | — | Buy on Amazon |
| | The bells. | 1881 | — | Buy on Amazon |
 | The bells | 1881 | — | Buy on Amazon |
 | The bells. | 1881 | — | Buy on Amazon |
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How many pages is The Bells?
The Bells by Edgar Allan Poe has 48 pages.
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