One of this man's stories features a tense confrontation between the title character and the "Jew of Nuremberg" interrupted by a dog frantically chasing after his tail.
One of this man's stories features a tense confrontation between the title character and the "Jew of Nuremberg" interrupted by a dog frantically chasing after his tail. That story by this man begins with Bartram the lime-burner and his son hearing solemn laughter. This man wrote a story which begins with characters fleeing "Lowell's Fight," with one character later marrying the other's daughter, Dorcas. One story by this man ends with the title character, who had gone in search of the "Unpardonable Sin," self-immolating himself in a kiln, while another of his stories ends with Reuben Borne accidentally killing his son at the same spot where he left the elderly title character to die after a battle with natives. For 10 points, name this author of "Roger Malvin's Burial" and "Ethan Brand," the former of which appears in his collection Mosses from an Old Manse.
One of this man's stories features a tense confrontation between the title character and the "Jew of Nuremberg" interrupted by a dog frantically chasing after his tail.
Nathaniel Hawthorne [accept Nathaniel Hathorne]