Task: Sentiment Analysis
Input (English): An engaging, literate swashbuckler fantasy . This is one of my two or three favorite Poul Anderson books and one of my top 20 favorite novels, period.  It's a combination alternate history-swashbuckler-magical fantasy set in the era of the war between Cavaliers and Roundheads, but with a difference: they have railroads already.  Well plotted, well paced, inventive, suspenseful, great descriptions.  Not too deep, though--just great fun.  Characters: Traditional but not stereotypical hero, heroine, sidekick, villain, a few historical figures, some familiar literary non-humans and a guest cameo appearance by a character from one of my other favorite stories of his.  This story makes one really appreciate how well grounded in  history and literature Anderson is.  He also displays that all-too-rare ability to use the English language of the past with complete accuracy, a skill the lack of which can easily break the spell of an effort which might have otherwise succeeded.  Attention English majors: There's one other feature I won't completely give away so as not to spoil your fun of discovery, but I will say--pay close attention to the dialo
Output (English): POS