The Snow-Image and Other Twice-Told Tales

The collection that made Hawthorne's name, with The Minister's Black Veil, Dr. Heidegger's Experiment, Wakefield and the Legends of the Province House. Both series in one volume.

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Written at the Concord house where Emerson once lived, this collection holds Young Goodman Brown, The Birthmark, Rappaccini's Daughter and Earth's Holocaust. The book that made Melville call Hawthorne a genius.

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A young Puritan leaves his wife Faith for one night to walk into the forest, where he finds his whole village at a witches' meeting. Hawthorne's most read story, short enough for a single sitting.

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One Sunday, Reverend Hooper climbs into the pulpit with a black veil over his face and never takes it off again. A short parable about secret sin that still unsettles readers.

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A brilliant scientist cannot stand the tiny red mark on his beautiful wife's cheek and sets out to remove it. A dark tale about the obsession with perfection.

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