Task: Sentiment Analysis
Input (English): Great with tea and obligatory biscuit . George Orwell, writer of such great classics as &quot;No Winston, two plus two is five&quot; and &quot;All animals are equal&quot; truely outdid himself with this book.  His essay, &quot;Such, and Such Were the Joys,&quot; is worth the price of the book alone.  The descriptions therein, in the vein of 1984, are detailed and vivid to the point where I almost feel as if I remember and understand Orwell's childhood better than my own.  In this essay one also catches a glimpse of what made Orwell the writer he was: a poor, pessimistic, sickly lad whose talent could have created it's own entire cannon if he'd lived longer and enjoyed a more work conducive atmosphere.  For every reader who breathes to read, this book is an oxygen tank. (like the one they have at the bottom of the slopes in Aspen.
Output (English): POS