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In The Morning Of His Day In Youth And Love He Passed Away.
Epitaph 365
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Epitaph with Various Example Fonts
AEON Celtic
In The Morning Of His Day In Youth And Love He Passed Away.
Caslon Swash
In The Morning Of His Day In Youth And Love He Passed Away.
Friz Quadrata
In The Morning Of His Day In Youth And Love He Passed Away.
Nanum Brush Script
In The Morning Of His Day In Youth And Love He Passed Away.
Michelangelo
In The Morning Of His Day In Youth And Love He Passed Away.
University Roman
In The Morning Of His Day In Youth And Love He Passed Away.
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