T0	PER 147 165	some wearing hoods
T2	PER 139 144	women
T4	FAC 541 551	a cemetery
T5	FAC 589 597	a prison
T7	LOC 718 755	somewhere in the Vicinity of Cornhill
T8	PER 659 684	the forefathers of Boston
T9	FAC 953 989	the old churchyard of King 's Chapel
T10	GPE 678 684	Boston
T11	PER 827 840	Isaac Johnson
T13	FAC 1077 1092	the wooden jail
T14	GPE 1066 1074	the town
T16	LOC 1330 1343	the New World
T18	FAC 1492 1502	the street
T19	FAC 1728 1736	a prison
T22	PER 1961 1973	the prisoner
T24	PER 2447 2473	the sainted Ann Hutchinson
T25	PER 3110 3135	the inhabitants of Boston
T26	FAC 2977 2985	the jail
T27	GPE 3129 3135	Boston
T29	LOC 3279 3290	New England
T30	PER 3492 3510	some noted culprit
T32	PER 3796 3807	his parents
T34	FAC 4091 4102	the streets
T37	GPE 3994 4002	the town
T39	PER 4041 4054	the white man
T40	PER 4230 4273	the bitter-tempered widow of the magistrate
T41	PER 4259 4273	the magistrate
T42	PER 4390 4404	the spectators
T44	PER 4685 4699	a transgressor
T45	PER 4722 4737	such bystanders
T47	PER 5373 5404	their not unsubstantial persons
T48	PER 5613 5635	their fair descendants
T52	PER 5785 5794	her child
T53	PER 5742 5765	every successive mother
T55	PER 5941 5994	The women who were now standing about the prison-door
T56	PER 6052 6074	the man-like Elizabeth
T57	LOC 6525 6536	New England
T59	PER 6603 6616	these matrons
T60	PER 6772 6801	a hard-featured dame of fifty
T61	PER 6981 7022	such malefactresses as this Hester Prynne
T62	PER 7004 7022	this Hester Prynne
T63	PER 7054 7063	the hussy
T64	PER 7185 7211	the worshipful magistrates
T66	PER 7440 7455	The magistrates
T67	PER 7535 7558	a third autumnal matron
T68	PER 7631 7644	Hester Prynne
T69	PER 7659 7672	Madame Hester
T70	FAC 7913 7924	the streets
T71	PER 8011 8018	a child
T72	PER 8293 8322	these self-constituted judges
T73	PER 8327 8337	This woman
T74	PER 8576 8585	daughters
T75	PER 8556 8571	their own wives
T76	PER 8639 8657	a man in the crowd
T77	PER 8684 8689	woman
T78	PER 8859 8874	Mistress Prynne
T82	FAC 8899 8907	the jail
T83	PER 9135 9149	This personage
T84	PER 9328 9340	the offender
T85	PER 9437 9450	a young woman
T86	FAC 9953 9963	the prison
T87	PER 9702 9733	a baby of some three months old
T89	PER 10004 10014	this child
T90	PER 9990 10014	the mother of this child
T91	PER 10101 10111	the infant
T93	PER 10401 10409	the baby
T94	PER 10554 10564	neighbours
T1	PER 39 62	A throng of bearded men
T95	PER 172 189	others bareheaded
T3	FAC 218 234	a wooden edifice
T96	GPE 334 346	a new colony
T6	GPE 747 755	Cornhill
T97	FAC 695 717	the first prison-house
T98	FAC 798 821	the first burial-ground
T99	FAC 827 847	Isaac Johnson 's lot
T12	FAC 975 989	King 's Chapel
T15	FAC 1434 1451	this ugly edifice
T17	FAC 1509 1736	a grass-plot , much overgrown with burdock , pig-weed , apple-pern , and such unsightly vegetation , which evidently found something congenial in the soil that had so early borne the black flower of civilised society , a prison
T20	PER 1997 2019	the condemned criminal
T21	LOC 2236 2260	the stern old wilderness
T23	FAC 2938 2954	THE MARKET-PLACE
T100	FAC 2991 3002	Prison Lane
T101	FAC 2955 3002	The grass-plot before the jail , in Prison Lane
T28	PER 3355 3372	these good people
T102	PER 3537 3553	a legal tribunal
T31	PER 3741 3764	a sluggish bond-servant
T33	PER 3770 3845	an undutiful child , whom his parents had given over to the civil authority
T103	ORG 3826 3845	the civil authority
T104	PER 3908 3921	an Antinomian
T35	PER 3924 3932	a Quaker
T36	PER 3938 3965	other heterodox religionist
T38	PER 4008 4102	an idle or vagrant Indian , whom the white man 's firewater had made riotous about the streets
T105	LOC 4154 4164	the forest
T106	PER 4192 4199	a witch
T107	PER 4207 4227	old Mistress Hibbins
T43	PER 4419 4631	a people among whom religion and law were almost identical , and in whose character both were so thoroughly interfused , that the mildest and severest acts of public discipline were alike made venerable and awful
T108	PER 5050 5059	the women
T46	PER 5277 5317	the wearers of petticoat and farthingale
T49	PER 5547 5604	those wives and maidens of old English birth and breeding
T50	PER 5661 5697	a series of six or seven generations
T51	PER 6152 6168	her countrywomen
T54	LOC 6195 6212	their native land
T58	LOC 6441 6459	the far-off island
T109	PER 6753 6762	Goodwives
T110	PER 6889 6894	women
T111	PER 6921 6935	church-members
T112	PER 7252 7258	People
T113	PER 7322 7338	her godly pastor
T114	PER 7417 7433	his congregation
T115	PER 7460 7481	God-fearing gentlemen
T116	PER 7727 7746	the naughty baggage
T117	PER 7988 8000	a young wife
T118	PER 8232 8246	another female
T119	PER 8249 8322	the ugliest as well as the most pitiless of these self-constituted judges
T120	PER 8486 8533	the magistrates , who have made it of no effect
T121	PER 8616 8624	goodwife
T122	PER 8791 8798	gossips
T79	PER 9052 9067	the town-beadle
T80	PER 9692 9699	a child
T81	FAC 9910 9919	a dungeon
T88	FAC 9925 9949	other darksome apartment
T92	PER 9971 9986	the young woman
T123	PER 10538 10549	townspeople
T124	GPE 11044 11054	the colony
T65	PER 7302 7319	Master Dimmesdale
T125	PER 7302 7308	Master
T126	PER 7289 7301	the Reverend
T127	PER 7659 7665	Madame
T128	PER 8859 8867	Mistress
T129	PER 4211 4219	Mistress