"Yorkshire Ditties, First Series" by John Hartley is a treasury of amusing poems and stories from the late 1800s, showcasing Yorkshire culture through amusing dialect and universal themes. Through a diverse cast of characters, often common folk, Hartley depicts scenarios, desires, and relationships. The compilation begins by acquainting readers with Hartley's unique voice and perspective. The first poems explore friendship and hope, such as a youngster sharing an apple despite challenging circumstances. Other works explore the ups and downs of rural and working-class Yorkshire life, focusing on subjects such as family, nature, and community. Through wordplay and imagery, Hartley creates a snapshot of life filled with humor, inviting readers to experience his world.
Yorkshire Ditties, First Series To Which Is Added The Cream Of Wit And Humour From His Popular Writings
By John Hartley
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Experience the wit and warmth of 19th-century Yorkshire through charming poems and tales that capture the spirit of its people.
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