conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know the first paragraph for a book with the title 'Escapement'?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Escapement
  Lloyd George gave him a long, thoughtful look. "In this case, I'd prefer to have your willing agreement, Chief al-Wazir. There's a scientific expedition being mounted, under qualified supervision. I've many men who will follow orders. I'd very much like an experienced man along for whom I can have some hope of personal trust."
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know four more paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Sure enough, there was a barricade at the mouth. A number of winged corpses were scattered outside, with more human remains. There was no one visible at the barricade, but he couldn't see into the shadows. A hundred barrels might be pointed at him now.
  The accusation was so extraordinary that it dumbfounded him. "Are you completely daft, man? I was out here fighting them off. I'm alive because I didn't turn my back and run. That's when they stoop on a man and snatch him up. You fewking rabbits is quivering in your hole now, but you'll have to come out to piss sometime!"
  Suddenly tired as he'd ever been, al-Wazir sat on a feathered corpse and began checking the magazines of his armload of weapons. Where he found only a few rounds, he transferred them to other magazines. The two that were mostly full, he set aside.
  Orders or no, al-Wazir had had enough of the doctor and his tunnel. This occasional, wearing combat would not do. It was like fighting the tide, and he couldn't trust the men at his back. "Then perhaps you should hide in your hole like snakes in a riverbank whilst I go and find proper help. There were never enough men here to fight a war, and a war is what we have. Ophir will strike and strike again. They've made allies of the killers that brought down my ship two years past. I'm man enough to walk under the open sky. You diggers can cower and weep."
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know the last paragraph?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: She wasn't sure where Ming was at the moment. Exploring a little to the west, she thought. Paolina couldn't imagine what he was finding—she could barely see from one tree trunk to the next herself.