Found in its author's Mosses of an Old Manse, its protagonist meets Deacon Gookin and Goody Close in the woods, after leaving Salem for a meeting involving Native American medicine men.
In this work, the central "sable form" promises to reveal the "fountain of all wicked arts" which supplies more evil impulses than human power to proselytes "beneath a canopy of fire." Its protagonist, who at the beginning had eyed the pink ribbons on his three-month wife, becomes so morbid at this story's close that he is buried without a Bible verse on his tombstone. Found in its author's Mosses of an Old Manse, its protagonist meets Deacon Gookin and Goody Close in the woods, after leaving Salem for a meeting involving Native American medicine men. For 10 points, name this Nathaniel Hawthorne short story in which the titular character partakes in a dream-like Satanic ritual.
In this work, the central "sable form" promises to reveal the "fountain of all wicked arts" which supplies more evil impulses than human power to proselytes "beneath a canopy of fire.
“{Young Goodman Brown}”