In this novel, a character convinces Master Brackett to let him into a cell and claims to have learned medicine from an Indian in exchange for his alchemical knowledge.
In this novel, a character convinces Master Brackett to let him into a cell and claims to have learned medicine from an Indian in exchange for his alchemical knowledge. Town gossip links that man to the Overbury affair, and he is present when a child states that her mother plucked her from a rosebush. Another character in this novel says that she would have gladly signed her name in the (*) Black Man's book had her daughter been taken from her at the governor's mansion; that woman stands on a scaffold with Pearl and Arthur Dimmesdale. For 10 points, name this novel in which Hester Prynne is ostracized by her Puritan community for adultery, by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
In this novel, a character convinces Master Brackett to let him into a cell and claims to have learned medicine from an Indian in exchange for his alchemical knowledge.
The Scarlet Letter