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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Rufus, Moffats, Janey entitled The Moffats.
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conversations.value: The Moffats: The Moffats are a fatherless family in Cranbury, Connecticut, which Estes modeled after her hometown of West Haven.\nMama is a dressmaker with four children: Sylvie, Joey, Janey and Rufus.\nThe two youngest, ten-year-old Janey and five-year-old Rufus, are the focus of these stories.\nWhen the book opens Janey watches as a strange man nails a For Sale sign on their house.\nThey have lived there since shortly after her father died, and Janey cannot imagine living anywhere else.\nMama tells the children not to worry about it until it sells.\nEach chapter in the book tells of one simple adventure the children had.\nFor instance, when the first day of school arrives and Rufus goes to kindergarten, he takes very seriously the instruction to watch over his young friend Hughie.\nWhen Hughie runs away from school and hides on a train, Rufus follows him, and a helpful engineer gets them back just in time for lunch.\nAnother time the children decide to rig up a ghost in their attic to scare the neighborhood bully Peter Frost.\nThey use their Mama\'s dressmaker\'s form (called Madame-the-Bust), a pumpkin with real teeth and a scooter.\nWhen they take Peter Frost up to see it, they get a big scare themselves, and only later realize their cat Catherine had made the \'ghost\' move.\nWhen Rufus gets scarlet fever, the doctor puts a quarantine sign on their house.\nMama, who can always find the good side of any situation, reminds the children that no one will try to buy it while someone inside has scarlet fever.\nIn the meantime she entertains them all with stories of when she lived in New York City as a young girl.\nEventually Rufus recovers and the scarlet fever quarantine sign comes down from the Moffats\' house.\nSoon one family, the Murdocks, becomes interested in the yellow house, but they cannot make up their minds to buy it or not.\nThe Moffats get very tired of having one or more of the Murdocks always coming by to pester the family with questions and inspections about their home.\nFinally the house does sell, and the Moffats move to a little house with a long front yard and a tiny back yard.\nThe Moffats\' new house turns out to have a girl Janey\'s age right next door.\nThe girl, Nancy Stokes, is friendly and tells Jane Moffat that they might turn out to best friends one day.\nIn the end, "Estes celebrates variety as the source of pleasure and growth".
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conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
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conversations.value: \nIn the end, "Estes celebrates variety as the source of pleasure and growth".\nMama is a dressmaker with four children: Sylvie, Joey, Janey and Rufus.\nThe two youngest, ten-year-old Janey and five-year-old Rufus, are the focus of these stories.\nWhen the book opens Janey watches as a strange man nails a For Sale sign on their house.\nThey have lived there since shortly after her father died, and Janey cannot imagine living anywhere else.\nMama tells the children not to worry about it until it sells.\nEach chapter in the book tells of one simple adventure the children had.\nFor instance, when the first day of school arrives and Rufus goes to kindergarten, he takes very seriously the instruction to watch over his young friend Hughie.\nWhen Hughie runs away from school and hides on a train, Rufus follows him, and a helpful engineer gets them back just in time for lunch.\nAnother time the children decide to rig up a ghost in their attic to scare the neighborhood bully Peter Frost.\nThey use their Mama\'s dressmaker\'s form (called Madame-the-Bust), a pumpkin with real teeth and a scooter.\nWhen they take Peter Frost up to see it, they get a big scare themselves, and only later realize their cat Catherine had made the \'ghost\' move.\nWhen Rufus gets scarlet fever, the doctor puts a quarantine sign on their house.\nMama, who can always find the good side of any situation, reminds the children that no one will try to buy it while someone inside has scarlet fever.\nIn the meantime she entertains them all with stories of when she lived in New York City as a young girl.\nEventually Rufus recovers and the scarlet fever quarantine sign comes down from the Moffats\' house.\nSoon one family, the Murdocks, becomes interested in the yellow house, but they cannot make up their minds to buy it or not.\nThe Moffats get very tired of having one or more of the Murdocks always coming by to pester the family with questions and inspections about their home.\nFinally the house does sell, and the Moffats move to a little house with a long front yard and a tiny back yard.\nThe Moffats\' new house turns out to have a girl Janey\'s age right next door.\nThe girl, Nancy Stokes, is friendly and tells Jane Moffat that they might turn out to best friends one day.The Moffats: The Moffats are a fatherless family in Cranbury, Connecticut, which Estes modeled after her hometown of West Haven.