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which brings the total munber used to a6. The second peal, frum the Claus, is on a somewhat stmilar plan, but, as singles oceur when 5 6 cmne home, ihe singles at the half-peal-ends bave to be omitted, whii h rcduces the number to 22, Tbe lasl lead-end of the half-peal is, iherefun*, a plain lead, and is given im brackets) helów the ot Her leads to show the posil ton uf the bells at this point. 'The third peal, which nlso tontains 72 singles, is hy W. Shipway, and first appeared m hts Atł of Ringiug in iSi4. ‘i his peal is composed in ten parts, five »n each haif, the calling being re^ersod jn the second half; in this peal, hnwevi»r, the tenors do not always cumc up the right way behind.

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The first of the foregoing peals is a three*part peal, takent from the Claus, with 9 bobs and ó singles. The second is taken ficmi liuhhard's Art of Rtuging, and contains only tf bobs