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William Gibson
American playwright and novelist, who won the Tony Award for Best Play for The Miracle Worker in 1959, which he later adapted for the film version in 1962.
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The body & the wheelWilliam GibsonThe body & the wheelWilliam Gibson
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Golda's balconyWilliam GibsonGolda's balconyWilliam Gibson
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The Difference EngineWilliam GibsonThe Difference EngineWilliam Gibson
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Two for the seesawWilliam GibsonTwo for the seesawWilliam Gibson
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The cobwebWilliam GibsonThe cobwebWilliam Gibson
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Shakespeare's gameWilliam GibsonShakespeare's gameWilliam Gibson
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The Miracle WorkerWilliam GibsonThe Miracle WorkerWilliam Gibson
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Dinny and the witchesWilliam GibsonDinny and the witchesWilliam Gibson
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A mass for the deadWilliam GibsonA mass for the deadWilliam Gibson
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The seesaw logWilliam GibsonThe seesaw logWilliam Gibson
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The butterfingers angel, Mary & Joseph, Herod the nut & the slaughter of 12 hit carols in a pear treeWilliam GibsonThe butterfingers angel, Mary & Joseph, Herod the nut & the slaughter of 12 hit carols in a pear treeWilliam Gibson
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The Miracle Worker and Related ReadingsWilliam GibsonThe Miracle Worker and Related ReadingsWilliam Gibson
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The PeripheralWilliam GibsonThe PeripheralWilliam Gibson
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A cry of playersWilliam GibsonA cry of playersWilliam Gibson
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Golden BoyClifford OdetsGolden BoyClifford Odets
Bibliography
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American primitive
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Prentice Hall Literature -- Gold
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Monday after the miracle
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Handy dandy
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Golda
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The miracle worker and Monday after the miracle
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Goodly creatures
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El milagro de Anne Sullivan
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Two Plays and a Preface.
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Two for the Seesaw & The Seesaw Log
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Dinny and the Witches [and] the Miracle Worker; Two Plays
![Cover of Dinny and the Witches [and] the Miracle Worker; Two Plays](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/14946202-M.jpg)
