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Seth

Frances Hodgson Burnett

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .The wild things on the mountain sides had scarcely had time to learn to fear the invaders of their haunts or understand that they were to be driven backward. The warm wind was fragrant with the keen freshness of pine and cedar. Mountain and forest and sky were stronger than the human stragglers they closed around and shut out from the world.

"We don't see anything like that in Lancashire," said Langley. "That kind of thing is new to us, my lad, isn't it?" with a light gesture toward the mountain, in whose side the workers had burrowed.

"Ay, mester," raising troubled eyes to its grandeur—"iverything's new. I feel aw lost some-toimes, an' feared-loike."

Langley lifted his hat from his brow to meet a little passing breeze, and as it swept softly by he smiled in the enjoyment of its coolness. "Afraid?" he said. "I don't understand that."

"I dunnot see into it mysen', mester. Happen it's th' bigness, an' quiet, an' th' lonely . . . Read More

Community Reviews

Soppy short stories about the pure love laborers feel for their masters. Creepily classist. Told in dialect. Not worth reading.

I'm only writing a review for "Surly Tim" - 4.5 - I only knew that Frances Hodgson Burnett had written children's stories, but here is a very sad tale more suited for adults. The writing was at times hard to follow because it was written to show the characters uneducated accent, but this suited the