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| Date published: Jan. 1936 Publication: Scribner’s Reprinted in: Collected Stories Notes: First Faulkner story adapted for television; broadcast April 12, 1953 on CBS Lux Video Theatre, starring Dan Duryea, Sally Forrest, and Mildred Natwick. Character List
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How to cite this page (MLA style): Padgett,
John B. “‘The Brooch’: Commentary & Resources.”
William Faulkner on the Web.
17 August 2006.
06 July 2024
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