Seets I’ Paris

Venture into the heart of Yorkshire with John Hartley's "Seets I' Paris," a delightful exploration of dialect literature brimming with humor and local color. This collection captures the unique vernacular of the region, offering a glimpse into the lives and language of its people.

Hartley's work stands as a testament to the richness and vitality of regional English dialects. With keen observation and a gift for comedic storytelling, he paints a vivid picture of Yorkshire life. The stories offer a window into a specific time and place, preserving the nuances of speech and the character of the community.

"Seets I' Paris" is a celebration of Yorkshire's linguistic heritage, showcasing the enduring appeal of dialect literature and its power to connect us to the past. This carefully prepared print edition ensures that Hartley's charming stories continue to entertain and enlighten.

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