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"You only have time to clamber up a tree and hold on like grim death. Your hair is blown about, your face is streaked with blood, but when the storm dies off and recedes a little, you get down from your shelter, you shake yourself and you enjoy the pleasure of having escaped a great danger. The hurricane, my dear child, is Wagner or Wagnerism. It is a fearsome but it passes on. The important thing is not to let yourself be carried away..."
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I was standing in a garden
from Scene 3 of the English opera, Trouble in Tahiti by Leonard Bernstein
Libretto : Leonard Bernstein
There's a law
from Scene 5 of the English opera, Trouble in Tahiti by Leonard Bernstein
Libretto : Leonard Bernstein
What a movie!
from Scene 6 of the English opera, Trouble in Tahiti by Leonard Bernstein
Libretto : Leonard Bernstein
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