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This is a short story published in ¡°Twice-Told Tales,¡± a collection of short stories by Nathaniel Hawthorne first published in 1837.
In "Fancy's Show-Box," Hawthorne tells the story of a group of children who encounter an old show-box filled with various objects and curiosities. As children explore the contents of the box, each item evokes a different story or memory and transports children to a different time and place.
Through the device of the showbox, Hawthorne explores themes of imagination, memory, and the power of storytelling. This story highlights the magic of childhood wonder and the human mind's ability to create rich, vivid worlds from the simplest objects.
Like many of Hawthorne's stories, "Fancy's Show-Box" is characterized by lyrical prose, imaginative storytelling, and an underlying sense of mystery and magic.

Summary
What is Guilt? A stain upon the soul. And it is a point of vast interest, whether the soul may contract such stains, in all their depth and flagrancy, from deeds which may have been plotted and resolved upon, but which, physically, have never had existence. Must the fleshly hand and visible frame of man set its seal to the evil designs of the soul, in order to give them their entire validity against the sinner?

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Fancy's Show-Box