However, the scientist Aylmer's desire for the removal of Georgiana's titular imperfection leads to her death at the end of, FTP, which short story by Nathaniel Hawthorne?
One character in this story is instructed to smell the perfume of a flower, whose leaves turns coal-black upon touch; a polished plate of metal is used to try to take a picture of that character, but her features are blurred and indefinable. After reading about Albertus Magnus and Paracelsus, one character enters a laboratory, where she witnesses a flower lose its splotches in little time. With the help of Aminadab, the protagonist gives his wife a potion for the title entity, which is shaped like a small hand and eventually dissolves. However, the scientist Aylmer's desire for the removal of Georgiana's titular imperfection leads to her death at the end of, FTP, which short story by Nathaniel Hawthorne?
One character in this story is instructed to smell the perfume of a flower, whose leaves turns coal-black upon touch; a polished plate of metal is used to try to take a picture of that character, but her features are blurred and indefinable.
"The {Birthmark}"