Main Entry: thau·ma·turg Etymology: French, from New Latin
thaumaturgus, from Greek thaumatourgos working miracles, from
thaumat-, thauma miracle + ergon work — more at Theater, Work
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order. By Vivian Vande Velde If the coach turned back into a
pumpkin And the coachman into a rat And the footmen into mice,
One can only wonder Why the glass slippers alone remained
untouched by magic’s ebbing tide. Obviously a set-up. But by
whom? The fairy godmother’s ability Didn’t extend beyond
midnight. And where would a cinder girl Have ever gotten shoes
like that? Could they possibly have been a secret gift From the
stepmother, Eager to get her out of the house, Tired of her
unrelenting goodness, (not to mention all that singing)? If the
shoe fits, wear it Meaning: If a description