Hathorne

"Hathorne" -- the shape in which it was transmitted to Nathaniel, who inserted the _w_,) was the younger son of a Wiltshire family, whose residence, according to a note of our author's in 1837, was

Hawthorne (English Men of Letters Series) Henry James 1879

One of the girls, Ann Putnam, told Hathorne that she had one night seen Martha Corey praying to the Devil outside the window of the Putnam home during a family dinner.

History of American Women Maggiemac 2008

Alone among the judges involved in that travesty of justice, Hathorne died unrepentant of the misery and injustice he helped perpetuate as a Grand Inquisitioner.

House to house Arbogast 2008

(No, Judge Hathorne, I wasn't implying anything about the ethnicity of the boy - just a comment on the exclusion rule ... what's that bonfire and stake for?)

Archive 2004-09-12 Laban 2004

He ` s descended from very famous Salem Hawthorne -- Hathorne (ph), actually, as the name was spelled.

Hawthorne: A Life 2004

DANFORTH, in deep concern, raising a hand to Hathorne: Pray you.

The Crucible Miller, Arthur 1953

GILES: You know I never hired a lawyer in my life, Hathorne.

The Crucible Miller, Arthur 1953

But Abigail, pointing with fear, is now raising up her frightened eyes, her awed face, toward the ceiling — the girls are doing the same — and now Hathorne, Hale, Putnam, Cheever, Herrick, and Danforth do the same.

The Crucible Miller, Arthur 1953

Hathorne rises, goes beside Danforth, and starts reading.

The Crucible Miller, Arthur 1953

Proctor turns from her to Hathorne; he is off the earth, his voice hollow.

The Crucible Miller, Arthur 1953