Who said "There is no one in the world whom I could speak freely."?

This quote is attributed to Arthur Dimmesdale.

There is no one in the world whom I could speak freely. - Arthur Dimmesdale

"There is no one in the world whom I could speak freely."

Arthur Dimmesdale Solitude

Character in The Scarlet Letter

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"We are all sinners, Hester. We are all sinners."

"Be true! Be true! Be true!"

"Believe me, Hester, there are none so agonized with inward torment."

"Thou knowest—thou hast long known it—that I am no evil man."

"Sometimes being the best means being the loneliest."

"Solitude gives us time to reflect on what matters"

"I'm not good with people, never have been."

"I feel like I'm disappearing."