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Le Jardin
02:30
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Sundays in Paris
02:23
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Brio
02:09
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Snowfall
04:11
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Fences
05:22
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Carrousel
01:28
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Rainy Afternoon
02:09
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Facade
03:03
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Family Album
03:13
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Tableau
02:32
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Passages
02:22
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Three Little Bears
02:02
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