Aylmer's gift of a rapidly growing flower to his wife Georgiana dies immediately upon her touching it. His attempt to photograph her leaves only a blurry outline of his wife. 
Aylmer's gift of a rapidly growing flower to his wife Georgiana dies immediately upon her touching it. His attempt to photograph her leaves only a blurry outline of his wife. He flaunts before her an elixir of his own devising with which he claims "freckles may be washed away as easily as the hands are cleansed," though his attempts to do so end only with her death. FTP, identify this Nathaniel Hawthorne story about a pygmy sized handprint on Georgiana's cheek.
Aylmer's gift of a rapidly growing flower to his wife Georgiana dies immediately upon her touching it.
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