Anne Beale

Anne Beale
Anne Beale was a 19th-century English novelist and poet known for her works centered around rural life in Wales. She moved to Wales in the mid-19th century and became well-regarded for capturing Welsh culture and customs in her writings. Some of her notable works include "Simplicity and Fascination" and "Gladys of Harlech." In addition to novels, Beale also published poetry and short stories, often reflecting themes of family, morality, and social issues of her time.

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Gladys, the Reaper

Gladys, the Reaper

by: Anne Beale
THE FARMER'S WIFE. It is an evening in June, and the skies that have been weeping of late, owing to some calamity best known to themselves, have suddenly dried their eyes, and called up a smile to enliven their gloomy countenances. The farmers, who have been shaking their heads at sight of the unmown grass, and predicting a bad hay-harvest, are beginning to brighten up with the weather, and to... more...