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se of time betweenHester Prynne had encountered the world's ignominious stare。 Therestood Hester察holding little Pearl by the hand And there was thescarlet letter on her breast The minister here made a pause察althoughthe music still played the stately and rejoicing march to which theprocession moved。 It summoned him onward´ onward to the festival  buthere he made a pause。  Bellingham察for the last few moments察had kept an anxious eye uponhim。 He now left his own place in the procession察and advanced to giveassistance察judging察from Mr。 Dimmesdale's aspect察that he mustotherwise inevitably fall。 But there was something in the latter'sexpression that warned back the magistrate察although a man not readilyobeying the vague intimations that pass from one spirit to another。The crowd察meanwhile察looked on with awe and wonder。 This earthlyfaintness was察in their view察only another phase of the ministers'celestial strength察nor would it have seemed a miracle too high tobe wrought for one so holy察had he ascended before their eyeswaxing dimmer and brighter察and fading at last into the light ofheaven  He turned towards the scaffold察and stretched forth his arms。  ;Hester察─said he察 e hither e察my little Pearl ─ It was a ghastly look with which he regarded them察but there wassomething at once tender and strangely triumphant in it。 The childwith the bird´like motion which was one of her characteristics察flewto him察and clasped her arms about his knees。 Hester Prynne´ slowlyas if impelled by inevitable fate察and against her strongest will´likewise drew near察but paused before she reached him。 At thisinstant察old Roger Chillingworth thrust himself through the crowd´ orperhaps察so dark察disturbed察and evil was his look察he rose up outof some her region´ to snatch back his victim from what he soughtto do Be that as it might察the old man rushed forward察and caught theminister by the arm。  ;Madman察hold what is your purpose拭─whispered he。 ;Wave backthat woman Cast off this child All shall be well Do not blackenyour fame察and perish in dishonour。 I can yet save you Would youbring infamy on your sacred profession拭─  Ha察tempter Methinks thou art too late ─answered the ministerencountering his eye察fearfully察but firmly。 ;Thy power is not what itwas With God's help察I shall escape thee now ─ He again extended his hand to the woman of the scarlet letter。  ;Hester Prynne察─cried he察with a piercing earnestness察 in the nameof Him察so terrible and so merciful察who gives me grace察at thislast moment察to do what´ for my own heavy sin and miserable agony´ Iwithheld myself from doing seven years ago察e hither now察and twihy strength about me Thy strength察Hester察but let it be guided bythe will which God hath granted me This wretched and wronged oldman is opposing it with all his might  with all his own might察andthe fiend's e察Hester察e Support me up yonder scaffold ─ The crowd was in a tumult。 The men of rank and dignity察who stoodmore immediately around the clergyman察were so taken by surpriseand so perplexed as to the purport of what they saw´ unable to receivethe explanation which most readily presented itself察or to imagine anyother´ that they remained silent and inactive spectators of thejudgment which Providence seemed about to work。 They beheld theminister察leaning on Hester's shoulder察and supported by her armaround him察approach the scaffold察and ascend its steps察while stillthe little hand of the sin´born child was clasped in his。 Old RogerChillingworth followed察as one intimately connected with the dramaof guilt and sorrow in which they had all been actors察and wellentitled察therefore察to be present at its closing scene。  ;Hadst thou sought the whole earth over察─said he察looking darkly atthe clergyman察 there was no one place so secret´ no high place norlowly place察where thou couldst have escaped me´ save on this veryscaffold ─  Thanks be to Him who hath led me hither; answered the minister。  Yet he trembled察and turned to Hester with an expression of doubtand anxiety in his eyes察not the less evidently betrayed察that therewas a feeble smile upon his lips。  ;Is not this better察─murmured he察 than what we dreamed of in theforest拭─  I know not I know not ─she hurriedly replied。 ;Better拭Yea察so wemay both die察and little Pearl die with us ─  For thee and Pearl察be it as God shall order察─said the minister察and God is merciful Let me now do the will which He hath madeplain before my sight。 For察Hester察I am a dying man。 So let me makehaste to take my shame upon me ─ Partly supported by Hester Prynne察and holding one hand of littlePearl's察the Reverend Mr。 Dimmesdale turned to the dignified andvenerable rulers察to the holy ministers察who were his brethren察to thepeople察whose great heart was thoroughly appalled察yet overflowingwith tearful sympathy察as knowing that some deep life´matter´ whichif full of sin察was full of anguish and repentance likewise´ was nowto be laid open to them。 The sun察but little past its meridianshone down upon the clergyman察and gave a distinctness to hisfigure察as he stood out from all the earth察to put in his plea ofguilty at the bar of Eternal Justice。  ;People of New England ─cried he察with a voice that rose over themhigh察solemn察and majestic´ yet had always a tremor through it察andsometimes a shriek察struggling up out of a fathomless depth of remorseand woe´ ;ye察that have loved me  ye察that have deemed me holy´behold me here察the one sinner of the world At last  at last  Istand upon the spot where察seven years since察I should have stoodhere察with this woman察whose arm察more than the little strengthwherewith I have crept hitherward察sustains me察at this dreadfulmoment察from grovelling down upon my face Lo察the scarlet letterwhich Hester wears Ye have all shuddered at it Wherever her walkhath been´ wherever察so miserably burdened察she may have hoped to findrepose´ it hath cast a lurid gleam of awe and horrible repugnanceround about her。 But there stood one in the midst of you察at whosebrand of sin and infamy ye have not shuddered ─ It seemed察at this point察as if the minister must leave theremainder of his secret undisclosed。 But he fought back the bodilyweakness´ and察still more察the faintness of heart´ that was strivingfor the mastery with him。 He threw off all assistance察and steppedpassionately forward a pace before the woman and the child。  ;It was on him ─he continued察with a kind of fierceness察sodetermined was he to speak out the whole。 ;God's eye beheld it Theangels were forever pointing at it The Devil knew it well察andfretted it continually with the touch of his burning finger But hehid it cunningly from men察and walked among you with the mien of aspirit察mournful察because so pure in a sinful world  and sad察becausehe missed his heavenly kindred Now察at the death´hour察he stands upbefore you He bids you look again at Hester's scarlet letter Hetells you察that察with all its mysterious horror察it is but theshadow of what he bears on his own breast察and that even this察his ownred stigma察is no more than the type of what has seared his inmostheart Stand any here that question God's judgment on a sinnerBehold Behold a dreadful witness of it ─ With a convulsive motion察he tore away the ministerial band frombefore his breast。 It was revealed But it were irreverent to describethat revelation。 For an instant察the gaze of the horror´strickenmultitude was concentred on the ghastly miracle察while the ministerstood察with a flush of triumph in his face察as one who察in thecrisis of acutest pain察had won a victory。 Then察down he sank upon thescaffold Hester partly raised him察and supported his head against herbosom。 Old Roger Chillingworth knelt down beside him察with a blankdull countenance察out of which the life seemed to have departed。  ;Thou hast escaped me ─he repeated more than once。 ;Thou hastescaped me ─  May God forgive thee ─said the minister。 ;Thou察too察hast deeplysinned ─  
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