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What does the line The tolling of the iron bell Calls the faithful to their knees To hear the softly spoken magic spells mean?
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It means that a group of people get called back to a place, a lovely place.
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Sound made by words spoken very softly?
A whisper. It is a quiet and soft spoken form of communication commonly used in situations where one needs to be discreet or not disturb others.
What were some beliefs that Pink Floyd held?
Not necessarily the whole band, but bassist/vocalist/band dictator Roger Waters is a very outspoken socialist, which comes through in the 1977 Animals album, and the overt political references during his live shows. He is also vehemently anti-war (see the 1983 album the Final Cut), partially due to losing his father in World War II. Regarding organized religion, his lyrics in the "Breathe (Reprise)" portion of Dark Side of the Moon seem to indicate apathy or possibly antipathy: "Far away across the field, the tolling of the iron bell, calls the faithful to their knees, to hear the softly spoken magic spells".
How do you speak konkow language?
Softly, Your lips don't move much at all. The language uses glottal stops and imploded b's and d's making it a softly spoken language.
What do you call a language when a writer writes and spells words the way they are spoken in some particular area?
dialect
How do you learn Quan Yin Method?
Search these commandments for they are true and faithful and the prophesies and promises which are in them shall all be fulfilled. What i the lord have spoken, I have spoken, and i excuse not myself. Whether by mine own voice, or by the voice of my servants, it is the same.
Who is the author of the poem beginning Softly love and to love softly dew on a sycamore branch?
This poem was used in the Tudor's season one as King Henry's sister Margaret was dying. Softly love and to love softly Dew on the sycamore branch by the creaking gate where my heart hurries afterward through the path of wheat along the briar, to that stone, under which I lie?
The word used by some when trying to cast a magic spell?
There are no specific words that are spoken when casting a spell. Many of the spells practiced, are based on different religion, or covens (if it's witchcraft). Spell words vary from place to place, and there are millions upon millions of spells.
Is Barack mentioned in any other book of the Bible other than Judges?
Besides thirteen occurrences in Judges, he is spoken of as one of God's faithful servants at Hebrews 11:32 and some feel that he is the 'Bedan' spoken of at 1 Samuel 12:11
How do you talk to a guy who you like a lot but have never spoken to?
u should start softly and ask him 4 hobbies and say that u have similar ones, and when ure more familiar acr as u wish
What does wind whisper mean?
Wind whisper might refer to a very soft breeze or words that are spoken very softly. Often a wind that is whispering is found in poetry and refers to winds that are soft and warm.
Do wizards have to say an incantation to use magic?
Yes, wizards or witches use spells. Some spells or incantation they use are from a different language. The author of Harry Potter uses latin language. I think I encountered a greek language before. most spoken phrases resemble Latin words of appropriate meaning but are not proper Latin themselves - Wikipedia.
Is really 2010 is the end of the world?
Well, it is 2010 this year and past december, so no, i don't think so. but if you mean 2012, well, *softly spoken* i don't know... well, no unless the only reason is global warming!
