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Koalas in the Land Downunder take pity on those lost in the Australian outback & charitably make tea from Eucalyptus leaves to save any dying of thirst.
Unfortunately Koalas always leave leaves in this tea when served.
As Shakespeare said:
The Koala Tea Of Mercy Is Not Strained.

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Accra Theatre Workshop presents 'Summer Shakespeare 2018: Macbeth'

Please go & show support as they present a selection of scenes from Macbeth.

Date : Friday 20th July 2018
Time : 7:00pm
Venue : Terra Alta , Abelenkpe Junction

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July Events at ATW - Summer Shakespeare: Macbeth https://t.co/jKOMJW5pg7 20th July, 7pm

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I am sorry if a English speaking person joins 💦
... will follow who RT or ❤️
Looking for good Andersen and Shakespeare 👀

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最喜歡的台灣作品。
My Shakespeare!!

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Finished a new Fisheye Placebo illustration :D

I never mentioned it in the comic, but Frey is a Shakespeare fan. The words on his electric violin case is from Macbeth.

You can read my for free comic @ https://t.co/bepRwBuCuH

HD file and video process on https://t.co/1vZw1Uu2st

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Happy Wednesday On a midsummer's night when emotions ran high, mischief escalated and the formidable became the butt of a joke. Let's draw the elegant

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Finally finished this that is a redo of an old assignment from my time mentoring under Jon Foster at Visual Arts Passage!

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Beck Vol. 1-14 & Seven Shakespeares Vol. 1-4 are now available from Kodansha and ComiXology Originals! All FREE to read for Prime members and Kindle Unlimited subscribers: https://t.co/hnfWXqIw1d

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"My soul is in the sky." - William Shakespeare ~~

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I illustrated Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night into a shitty comic so here u go

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Watercolour by William Blake for Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night’s Dream' with a train of dancing fairies in a woodland setting. The fairies dance in a ring, evocative of the traditional English folk dances associated with midsummer.
https://t.co/Uqq1YaizPy

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Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft. —Where be your gibes now? Your gambols? Your songs? Your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar?

Hamlet A5Sc1
Shakespeare



Art: C Tyler

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