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Or Had You Forgotten from Disasters of Peace

Or Had You Forgotten from Disasters of Peace

Thank You Call Again

Thank You Call Again

Message I've been thinking of you since Saturday. (Message Je pense à toi depuis samedi. )

Message I've been thinking of you since Saturday. (Message Je pense à toi depuis samedi. )

You Can't See the Forest for the Trees

You Can't See the Forest for the Trees

You Can't Leave Your Body Now

You Can't Leave Your Body Now

'Howl, howl, howl, howl O you are men of stones, Had I your tongues, and eyes, I'd use them so, That Heav'ns vault should crack, O she is gone forever ' (Lear and Cordelia from William Shakespeare's 'King Lear', Act V, Scene 10)

'Howl, howl, howl, howl O you are men of stones, Had I your tongues, and eyes, I'd use them so, That Heav'ns vault should crack, O she is gone forever ' (Lear and Cordelia from William Shakespeare's 'King Lear', Act V, Scene 10)

Rosalind (from 'As You Like It' by William Shakespeare)

Rosalind (from 'As You Like It' by William Shakespeare)

Rosalind Preparing to Leave Duke Frederick's Palace, 'As You Like It' by William Shakespeare

Rosalind Preparing to Leave Duke Frederick's Palace, 'As You Like It' by William Shakespeare

'Can you shoe a horse o' mine '

'Can you shoe a horse o' mine '

'As You Like It', Act V, Scene 1

'As You Like It', Act V, Scene 1

'As You Like It', Act I, Scene 2

'As You Like It', Act I, Scene 2

'It is not the linen you're wearing out, But human creatures lives'

'It is not the linen you're wearing out, But human creatures lives'

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