In another novel, Major Joppolo attempts to find one of these objects for the titular Italian town.
The creator of one of these objects, Heinrich, falls in love with the elfish spirit Rautendelein in a work by Gerhart Hauptmann, while Dora Greenfield and Toby Gashe discover one near the Imber Abbey in a novel by Iris Murdoch. In another novel, Major Joppolo attempts to find one of these objects for the titular Italian town. A poem about these objects describes "what a world of merriment their melody foretells," and they also appear in the title of a work where Robert Jordan attempts to blow up a bridge in Spain. For 10 points, identify these objects whose "tintinnabulation" is described in an Edgar Allen Poe poem, and which toll in a work by Hemingway.
The creator of one of these objects, Heinrich, falls in love with the elfish spirit Rautendelein in a work by Gerhart Hauptmann, while Dora Greenfield and Toby Gashe discover one near the Imber Abbey in a novel by Iris Murdoch.
{Bells} [accept The {Sunken Bell}, A {Bell} for {Adano}, For {Whom} the {Bells Toll} at any point]