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. 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]