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"Well," Count Olaf said, his eyes shining brightly, "the play is called The Marvelous Marriage, and it is written by the great playwright Al Funcoot.† (source)
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Never mind that she hadn't heard of George Bernard Shaw until the telegram—he was some famous playwright in England.† (source)
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He was a playwright.† (source)
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When the playwright got his hero into an impossible jam, this chair decked with flowers came down from overhead.† (source)
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Montgomery has a beautiful park that houses the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, which brings nationally acclaimed playwrights and actors to Alabama to perform Shakespeare and modern theatrical productions.† (source)
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And how close she had come to wasting that life as a playwright!† (source)
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And there was Uncle Bao, a playwright, who smoked cigars and let me sit on his lap.† (source)
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The man knows his pre-Hegira playwrights.† (source)
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The first time I went, Mommy took me to the roundup point, a community center in Far Rockaway, once the home of middle-class whites and Jews like playwright Neil Simon, but long since turned black, and it seemed that the only white person for miles was my own mother.† (source)
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She did her graduate work at NYU, and for three weeks the four of us stayed in the city and socialized with her former teachers and classmates—novelists, playwrights, screenwriters, poets.† (source)
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She was saying she knew a playwright—a "dear, dear man," as she described him—who had been imprisoned under the charge of being a communist subversive.† (source)
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Their works and those of dozens of poets, nonfiction writers, playwrights, essayists, and critics carry out to the English-speaking world a linguistic standard of the highest order.† (source)
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When the novelist or playwright employs it, however, we don't complain that he's being unrealistic or insensitive.† (source)
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At a time when the playwrights grouped about the courts of England and France (a little later, of Venice) were enriching the parts of women with studies in wit, charm, passion and hysteria, the dramatists of Spain kept their eyes on their heroes, on gentlemen torn between the conflicting claims of honor, or, as sinners, returning at the last moment to the cross.† (source)
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Campbell had been a fairly well-known playwright at one time.† (source)
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There's where American playwrights put it all over these darn old European glooms.† (source)
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