Multiple Choice
One of Hawthorne's greatest works, The Scarlet Letter, is a(n)
A) grim but sympathetic analysis of the consequences of adultery.
B) account of his life with a tribe of cannibals.
C) gripping account of the decay of an old New England family.
D) collection of rambling, uneven, free verse that seemed shockingly commonplace.
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