bell gable or bell turret

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 54
A gable or turret in which a bell or bells are suspended that they may be rung. bell-gla , s . A gla ve el shaped like a bell, open on the lower side, and having on its top a knob placed there for convenience of handling. Such a gla is used (a) to constitute the receiver of an air-pump, or (b) to contain gases for purposes of experiment, or (c) as a cover for delicate plants. IMG:content-1212.png:[blocks in formation] "With many a deep-hued bell - like flower Of fragrant trailers." Tennyson: Eleanore, &
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