conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is a description for a book titled Son of the Black Stallion about Alec, Black, Stallion's with the genre: Children's Books, Animals?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: When Alec receives the Black Stallion's first son as a gift, he believes his dreams have come true, but Satan's savage arrogance makes him dangerous and unpredictable. Still, Alec is resolved to gain the fiery colt's trust, even if he must risk his life to do it.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is the first three paragraphs for this book?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Son of the Black Stallion
  For days the Bedouin band had ridden across the white sands of the Rub' al Khali, the Great Central Desert of Arabia, and the steady pounding of the horses' hoofs left a rising cloud of sand behind them. The white-robed figures rode in no particular formation, their long guns resting easily across their thighs, their hands lying only lightly upon them. For the danger of a surprise raid by desert bands had passed... ahead lay Addis, on the Red Sea, their destination.
  Nearing the outskirts of town, the sheikh raised his rifle high in the air, and then slung it over his shoulder; and it came to rest with those of his men.
  They were in formation, riding two abreast as they entered Addis and started down the street that would lead them to the sea and the ship that awaited the son of the black stallion.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is five more paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: But Boldt reasoned that Mr. Ramsay was hesitating because of the sum offered for the colt. He said quickly, "I'll make it thirty-five thousand, Mr. Ramsay, but no more. After all, this colt hasn't been tried. He may be worth nothing to me."
  Mr. Ramsay glanced up the stairway again, and Henry, in his excitement, forgot to slip back from the banister. The old trainer knew that Mr. Ramsay was wondering how Alec now felt about Satan, wondering if he still loved the colt after his tragic experience of a few days ago.
  Mr. Ramsay turned back to Boldt, and when he spoke he had regained full control of his voice. "The sum you have offered for the colt, Mr. Boldt," he said, "is more than fair."
  Then Henry saw Boldt's body stiffen as Mr. Ramsay added, "But unfortunately the colt belongs to my son, Alec, and I must discuss the matter with him before coming to any decision."
  Henry was glad that Mr. Ramsay didn't give Boldt any explanation as to why he had registered the colt in his name, or admit that Boldt was actually right in saying that he did own Satan. All that Mr. Ramsay said was, "He belongs to Alec."
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: ". Ramsay was hesitating because of the sum offered for the colt. He said quickly, "I'll make it thirty-five thousand, Mr. Ramsay, but no more. After all, this colt hasn't been tried. He may be worth nothing to me."
  Mr. Ramsay glanced up the stairway again, and Henry, in his excitement, forgot to slip back from the banister. The old trainer knew that Mr. Ramsay was wondering how Alec now felt about Satan, wondering if he still loved the colt after his tragic experience of a few days ago.
  Mr. Ramsay turned back to Boldt, and when he spoke he had regained full control of his voice. "The sum you have offered for the colt, Mr. Boldt," he said, "is more than fair."
  Then Henry saw Boldt's body stiffen as Mr. Ramsay added, "But unfortunately the colt belongs to my son, Alec, and I must discuss the matter with him before coming to any decision."
  Henry was glad that Mr. Ramsay didn't give Boldt any explanation as to why he had registered the colt in his name, or admit that Boldt was actually right in saying that he did own Satan. All that Mr. Ramsay said was, "He belongs to Alec.But Boldt reasoned that Mr.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is the last five paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: They had reached the barn door, and Henry had switched off the lights, when they heard footsteps coming up the driveway. Alec was the first to make out his father's lanky figure in the darkness. "It's Dad," he told Henry, and the man turned on the lights again.
  Seeing Alec, Mr. Ramsay said, "I've been waiting, Alec, but you were gone so long I thought I'd better bring..." He stopped as Henry appeared in the doorway behind Alec. "Oh, I didn't know Henry was here with you."
  They stepped back into the barn as Mr. Ramsay entered, and their eyes were on the letter he held in his hand. "It's from Arabia," he was saying. "It was in the mailbox when we got home."
  Shaking his head, Mr. Ramsay said, "It seems to be from Tabari Ishak... at least that's the name on the return address."
  He saw the ashen white rise, beating every bit of color from the boy's face. He saw the flood of tears come swiftly and flow unchecked. He saw Alec's eyes close and his fingers crush the letter within his hand.