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I can't find the answer to this question anywhere! read the following anecdote and identify the prepositional phrases:

nathaniel hawthorne's son, julian, was also a writer, and father and son were frequently mistaken for each other. "oh, mr hawthorne, i've just read the scarlet letter, and i think it's a real masterpiece," gushed a lady to whom julian hawthorne had just been introduced. "oh, that," said julian, shrugging modestly, "that was written when i was only four years old."

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The Puritan Law and its consequences on the populace are depicted in the first four chapters of The Scarlet Letter by author Nathaniel Hawthorne. He is referring to Puritan law as outdated and rusted by custom.

What is hawthorne's purpose in the scarlet letter?

The Scarlet Letter was written by Nathaniel Hawthorne with the intention of illustrating how people might become isolated from society just because they are different from others.

He thinks that his revered Puritan forebears would consider it frivolous and "degenerate,"

Thus, He is referring to Puritan law as outdated and rusted by custom.

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