The Scarlet Letter

Romance (1st Part in "Atlantic Monthly"), 1864; in 3 Parts, 1876;

Pansie, a fragment, Hawthorne' last literary effort, 1864;

American Note-Books, 1868; English Note Books, edited by Sophia

Hawthorne, 1870; French and Italian Note Books, 1871; Septimius

Felton; or, the Elixir of Life (from the "Atlantic Monthly"),

1872; Doctor Grimshawe's Secret, with Preface and Notes by

Julian Hawthorne, 1882.

Tales of the White Hills, Legends of New England, Legends of the

Province House, 1877, contain tales which had already been

printed in book form in "Twice-Told Tales" and the "Mosses"

"Sketched and Studies," 1883.

Hawthorne's contributions to magazines were numerous, and most of

his tales appeared first in periodicals, chiefly in "The Token,"

1831-1838, "New England Magazine," 1834,1835; "Knickerbocker,"

1837-1839; "Democratic Review," 1838-1846; "Atlantic Monthly,"

1860-1872 (scenes from the Dolliver Romance, Septimius Felton,

and passages from Hawthorne's Note-Books).

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