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conversations.value: the first three paragraphs for a book with the title 'The Clue in the Embers'. End with the sentence ' The explorer, a man of commanding figure, took off his raincoat and shook hands with everyone.'.
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conversations.value: The Clue in the Embers
  Mr. Putnam answered promptly and Mrs. Hardy turned the phone over to her husband. The explorer became so interested in a brief account of the mystery that he offered to drive over at once.
  The family went into the living room to await him. A thunderstorm came up shortly, and Mrs. Hardy closed all the windows in the house except the one near where they were seated. The wind whipped up sharply, banging a shutter on the east side of the house. Frank went to fasten it.
  Soon the doorbell rang. Joe opened the door. The explorer, a man of commanding figure, took off his raincoat and shook hands with everyone.
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conversations.value: five more paragraphs
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conversations.value: With Tony still wearing the Indian outfit, the quartet began their arduous ride. Because the road was blocked off, they were forced to take a path through the dense forest of the valley.
  Frank said, "I've read that when Cortez's captain, Alvarado, conquered this country over four hundred years ago, he reported that the Indians had great quantities of gold and precious jewels. Some of this treasure was buried by earthquakes, fioods, and volcanic eruptions, and people have been searching for it ever since."
  Each time the boys met these groups, Tony tried out his dialect, asking the people about the location of Texichapi. To his delight, they understood him and seemed to accept him as a member of some other tribe, but the boys were disappointed not to learn anything about Texichapi.
  Traveling at a brisker pace than the heavily laden people, they quickly moved out ahead of the refugees. In midafternoon, as they approached the Indian village where Jorge's cousin thought Tecum-Uman might live, the four riders came upon another group of natives on the narrow trail. Tony prepared to try out his disguise once again.
  They made a quick flanking movement and encircled the stunned boys. Before Tony could even open his mouth, the attackers had grabbed him, pulled him onto a horse ridden by the fiercest-looking of the lot, and galloped off.
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conversations.value: the last two paragraphs
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conversations.value: Chet picked up a large, jeweled bowl. "This must be what the king used for his special dinners," he said. "It's just the thing for me!"
  As Tony selected an ancient, gold-encrusted bow and arrow, he said, "On our way home let's stop in New York and see Willie Wortman. Those medallions have served their purpose and I'll give him the one I have."
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Delete the first sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: "This must be what the king used for his special dinners," he said. "It's just the thing for me!"
  As Tony selected an ancient, gold-encrusted bow and arrow, he said, "On our way home let's stop in New York and see Willie Wortman. Those medallions have served their purpose and I'll give him the one I have."