Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: LeCarre Always Shines

Even in "The Tailor of Panama," which is not a major work, LeCarre always shines. "The Tailor of Panama" is still as good as any of Graham Greene's espionage fiction. Here's one line that says more about LeCarre's wit and characterization than any reviewer can: "Somewhere at the foot of Ancon Hill he had filled the four-track with enough petrol to last him the rest of his life and given a dollar to a black beggar with white hair and one ear eaten off by leprosy or a wild animal or a disenchanted wife."A solid, good read.