Hawthorne's tone from Scarlet Letter

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2) if that had been the case. The crowd had such sternness and "unrelenting eyes" (Ch. 2) as they stared her down upon the scaffold. The ugly judges were harsh and showed no pity for they wanted to brand "the flesh of her forehead" (Ch. 2) to teach Hester a lesson...
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2) to teach Hester a lesson.
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