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What is with Mr. Hooper’s “sad” or “melancholy” smile? Hawthorne mentions this many times. Identify what type of trope or scheme this is and explain the PURPOSE and EFFECT of this on the rest of the passage.

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What is with Mr. Hooper’s “sad” or “melancholy” smile? Hawthorne mentions this many times. Identify...