Even the sky is building to thunder; and it is impossible to believe other than that, in the church spire, the bells are pealing discordantly.
Indeed, archival records from other towns show that distinctive local bell-ringing practice or tradition was something that the personnel in charge of pealing bells had to learn.
The great coup of the final section is when the brass break out in all directions across the landscape in an unchecked, 'natural' moment, bells pealing behind.
Here was a moment of drama; a time for the pealing of bells, for bonfires.
There's no denying that it's romantic what with church bells pealing, complicated violin arrangements and a chorus which all reach a crescendo in the finale.
This salted fish is dried in the sun and wind and is eaten raw after pealing off the skin.
Redondo would ask the fiscal (sacristan) to go around town pealing the bells.
The pealing of the church bells and the sounds from conch shells being blown followed seconds later.
