Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Couldn't scare a mouse, much less a Rabbit.

Although I respect and enjoy Edith Wharton's other writings ("The Custom of the Country", "The Age of Innocence") I was terribly disapponted with this collection of ghost stories. They simply are not scary (unless for instance, you find wisp-like writing supposedly written by a ghost communicating something the reader never learns to be frightening). If you are looking for well written stories in Wharton's style and don't care about a 'scare factor', I suppose you could spring for these. If you are looking for the slightest bit of chill down your vertebrae, move along, move along. This didn't ruffle a single hair on my body, nor a whisker on my face. Two stars for the writer's sophisticated word craft but I'm afraid zero stars for the ability to truly chill the reader (which, after all, is what we ghost-junkies crave).Wind In Hare