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Decision I'LL GET IT TOGETHER (MINGERING MIKE) BUT ALL I CAN DO IS CRY. (MINGERING MIKE)
Decision I'LL GET IT TOGETHER (MINGERING MIKE) BUT ALL I CAN DO IS CRY. (MINGERING MIKE)
HOME COMING BUT WHEN YOU DRINK,
HOME COMING BUT WHEN YOU DRINK,
Minger Records MINGERING MIKE, BUT A GIRL CAN MAKE YOU CHANGE SIDE 1
Minger Records MINGERING MIKE, BUT A GIRL CAN MAKE YOU CHANGE SIDE 1
MINGER 1972 RELEASE, MINGERING MIKE, BUT A GIRL CAN MAKE YOU CHANGE
MINGER 1972 RELEASE, MINGERING MIKE, BUT A GIRL CAN MAKE YOU CHANGE
Flower of Death - The Bursting of a Heavy Shell - Not as It Looks, but as It Feels and Sounds and Smells
Flower of Death - The Bursting of a Heavy Shell - Not as It Looks, but as It Feels and Sounds and Smells
Bacchus Survivor In the Ruined Garden of an Old Chateau in the Champagne Country There Remains, Triumphant, the Statue of Bacchus, Chipped and Scarred but Still Laughing as He Squeezes the Stone Grapes into the Stone Cup
Bacchus Survivor In the Ruined Garden of an Old Chateau in the Champagne Country There Remains, Triumphant, the Statue of Bacchus, Chipped and Scarred but Still Laughing as He Squeezes the Stone Grapes into the Stone Cup
Inscribed as 'A Son of Sir Thomas Vernon' (but possibly Olney Vernon, d.c.1682)
Inscribed as 'A Son of Sir Thomas Vernon' (but possibly Olney Vernon, d.c.1682)
Called 'Henrietta Shelley (1731–1809), Countess of Onslow' (but really Lady Henrietta Godolphin, d.1776 , Duchess of Newcastle)
Called 'Henrietta Shelley (1731–1809), Countess of Onslow' (but really Lady Henrietta Godolphin, d.1776 , Duchess of Newcastle)
Called 'Elizabeth Dobyns (1693–1735 1736), Mrs Ashe Windham' (but possibly Sarah Hicks, 1710–1792, Mrs William Windham II) (detail)
Called 'Elizabeth Dobyns (1693–1735 1736), Mrs Ashe Windham' (but possibly Sarah Hicks, 1710–1792, Mrs William Windham II) (detail)
Portrait of a Lady with Red Hair (miscalled 'Lady Mary Bruce, 1740–1796, Duchess of Richmond' but possibly Elizabeth White, 1751–1824, Mrs Hartley)
Portrait of a Lady with Red Hair (miscalled 'Lady Mary Bruce, 1740–1796, Duchess of Richmond' but possibly Elizabeth White, 1751–1824, Mrs Hartley)
Foliage and Flowers of a South African Tree, Beautiful but Poisonous
Foliage and Flowers of a South African Tree, Beautiful but Poisonous
'But Mary kept all these things and pondered them in her heart'
'But Mary kept all these things and pondered them in her heart'
'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'
He Gained a Fortune but He Gave a Son
He Gained a Fortune but He Gave a Son
Not One Flower but Many in One, Van Staaden's Kloof
Not One Flower but Many in One, Van Staaden's Kloof
Bloody but Unbowed (Portland Street, Manchester)
Bloody but Unbowed (Portland Street, Manchester)
'But Left Behind Her ain Grey Tail'
'But Left Behind Her ain Grey Tail'
Called 'Cecil Matthews, Mrs Talbot', but Probably 'Mary de Cardonnel, Lady Talbot (c.1719–1787)'
Called 'Cecil Matthews, Mrs Talbot', but Probably 'Mary de Cardonnel, Lady Talbot (c.1719–1787)'
How Sir Galahad, Sir Bors and Sir Percival Were Fed with the Sanc Grael but Sir Percival's Sister Died by the Way (The Attainment of the Sanc Grael)
How Sir Galahad, Sir Bors and Sir Percival Were Fed with the Sanc Grael but Sir Percival's Sister Died by the Way (The Attainment of the Sanc Grael)
'Where nothing is heard but the sea'
'Where nothing is heard but the sea'
Foliage and Flowers of a South African Tree, Beautiful but Poisonous
Foliage and Flowers of a South African Tree, Beautiful but Poisonous
Untitled I wish that Stanley and I could like each other when we are together but we don't. Patty Braun, from the series Rich and Poor
Untitled I wish that Stanley and I could like each other when we are together but we don't. Patty Braun, from the series Rich and Poor
Untitled To me life seems so messed up but lilttel by lilttel i amtrying to over come that. Because it is hard being a women and to accept me as i am. T.J., from the series Rich and Poor
Untitled To me life seems so messed up but lilttel by lilttel i amtrying to over come that. Because it is hard being a women and to accept me as i am. T.J., from the series Rich and Poor
Inscribed as 'Elizabeth Kirkley (d.1674), First Wife of Sir William Blackett, 1st Bt (1st Creation)' (but probably Mary Yorke, 2nd wife of Sir Edward Blackett, 2nd Bt)
Inscribed as 'Elizabeth Kirkley (d.1674), First Wife of Sir William Blackett, 1st Bt (1st Creation)' (but probably Mary Yorke, 2nd wife of Sir Edward Blackett, 2nd Bt)
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