#mary bedford

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Mary Bedford

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Uk Love Island's Celeb and Model: Mary Bedford.

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Lost and Delirious (2001)

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Faith at the PLT party tonight!!💗💋

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Lost and Delirious (2001)

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Looking for more propaganda for the following hot ladies—particularly text propaganda, especially if it conveys a hot lady’s on-screen vibe or general personality!

Bebe Daniels

Barbara Bedford

Devika Rani

Vilma Banky

Evelyn Nesbit (someone sent me some but I think I’ve lost it)

Stefania Sandrelli

Marie Doro

Lilian Bond

Jane Birkin

Zulma Faiad

Anouk Aimée

Suchitra Sen

Hend Rostom

Alma Rosa Aguirre

Purnima

Again, mostly looking for text—I'll accept some pictures if you'd like to send them too but they're not my priority rn. Send it to my inbox. Thanks!

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The Abyss (1989) Directed by James Cameron Cinematography by Mikael Salomon

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Just as these tussles were reaching their climax, tragedy struck: on 24 March 1394 John of Gaunt's wife Constanza died, then three months later Mary de Bohun also died, giving birth to her sixth child and second daughter, Philippa, at Peterborough. The last time that Henry saw his wife alive was probably when he spent a few days at Peterborough in the spring. Since Constanza's funeral had already been planned for 5 July at the Lancastrian mausoleum at the Newark in Leicester, it was decided that Mary would also be buried there on the following day. No record of her funeral expenses has survived, although the large sum of £608 spent on Constanza's funeral might have included Mary's service as well. On the other hand, she may have left instructions to be buried without pomp, for her religious inclinations were of that stamp. It is difficult to imagine that Henry did not mourn their unshared future. Although she was no more than twenty-five, and none of her children was aged more than seven at the time of her death, between them she and Henry had already succeeded in instilling in their offspring an inclination towards a reflective mode of personal religion and a passion for beautiful prayer-books. The fact that three of the Bohun psalters ended up in Germany or Austria and another two in Copenhagen was almost certainly a consequence of the marriages of their two daughters, Blanche and Philippa, to the son of the Holy Roman Emperor and the king of Denmark, respectively: that is to say, they took with them the psalters bequeathed to them by their parents, which suggests that they valued and used them. As to their sons, John and Humphrey were among the most noted bibliophiles of their age, while the future Henry V's literary sensibility and pietistic devotion are well documented. It would be strange to imagine that their upbringing played no part in the development of these traits. Her children certainly did not forget Mary. Nineteen years after her death, when Henry V came to the throne, one of his first acts was to pay a coppersmith to make an effigy of his mother to be placed over her tomb.

Chris Given-Wilson, Henry IV (Yale University Press, 2016)

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PHILADELPHIA 1993

Some of these people make me sick. But a law's been broken here. You do remember the law, don't you?

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I laughed for ten minutes when I saw it, I can't lie

When you find out that you will have a gargoyle with your face carved on the parish church in Fotheringhay: Cecily Neville: Hell yeah! When you get to see it: Cecily Neville: Now listen here you little shit.

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I don’t care if it’s medically impossible, I need the Lancaster bros to tower over their father.

Like so:

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Mary Miss, Bedford Square, London, England, 1986

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