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I Heard the Bells

Fearing my lettersare being lost, I plan for them tobe hand-delivered by your adjutant

Fearing my letters
are being lost, I plan for them to
be hand-delivered by your adjutant

Full Transcript

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Fearing my letters are being lost,
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I plan for them to be hand-delivered
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by your adjutant.
Duration
8 seconds
Views
22
Timestamp in Movie
01:05:15
Uploaded
Apr 26, 2025
Genres
biography, drama, family
Production
Sight & Sound Theatres

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Movie Summary

The inspiring story behind the writing of the beloved Christmas carol and its author, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
I hope this arrangement does not upset you. - I Heard the Bells 00:06
I hope this arrangement does not upset you.
The flowers are in full bloom. - I Heard the Bells 00:05
The flowers are in full bloom.
Nature's missive that your birthday draws near. - I Heard the Bells 00:06
Nature's missive that your birthday draws near.
My son, suddenly a man. - I Heard the Bells 00:06
My son, suddenly a man.
He has been a tremendous support to us, constantly - I Heard the Bells 00:09
He has been a tremendous support to us, constantly
A deeper brotherhood has formed, and I - I Heard the Bells 00:12
A deeper brotherhood has formed, and I
Last autumn, he even persuaded Ernest and I to a duck hunt. - I Heard the Bells 00:07
Last autumn, he even persuaded Ernest and I to a duck hunt.
You might be surprised that I invited - I Heard the Bells 00:06
You might be surprised that I invited
Your mother was right about the Reverend. - I Heard the Bells 00:05
Your mother was right about the Reverend.
He is a good man who brings goodwill to men. - I Heard the Bells 00:06
He is a good man who brings goodwill to men.
[MUSIC PLAYING] - I Heard the Bells 00:14
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Your brother and sisters miss you, Charley. - I Heard the Bells 00:05
Your brother and sisters miss you, Charley.
[MUSIC PLAYING] - I Heard the Bells 00:06
[MUSIC PLAYING]
How they long for a knock at the door and for it to be you. - I Heard the Bells 00:06
How they long for a knock at the door and for it to be you.
How I dread a knock at the door with news of you. - I Heard the Bells 00:07
How I dread a knock at the door with news of you.
Like all fathers of fighting sons, - I Heard the Bells 00:10
Like all fathers of fighting sons,
But I will heed the advice of a once-famous poet who - I Heard the Bells 00:15
But I will heed the advice of a once-famous poet who
Learn to labor and to wait." - I Heard the Bells 00:09
Learn to labor and to wait."
Mr. Longfellow, lift your eyes, please. - I Heard the Bells 00:07
Mr. Longfellow, lift your eyes, please.
[WHISPERING] December 25, 1841. - I Heard the Bells 00:06
[WHISPERING] December 25, 1841.