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Playlist: Arabelle Raphael
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Episode 091 – Arabelle Raphael and James Darling -
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Episode 091 – Arabelle Raphael and James Darling Closed Captions Available
Release Date: January 3rd, 2012
James becomes a very cunning linguist under Arabelle’s guidance
“Our favorite Francophone Arabelle Raphael is back to play a naughty trick on her student James. At least she sets out to, until a language slip-up reveals what she was really teaching him. Still, you have to admire her cool handling of the situation – when in doubt, make out. Maybe she’ll give me some lessons before my next trip to Paris.” -Keymaster
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