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conversations.value: Do you know the first two paragraphs for a book with the title 'What Every Woman Knows'?
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conversations.value: What Every Woman Knows
  DAVID. Love. There's no doubt as that's what Maggie has set her heart on. And not merely love, but one of those grand noble loves; for though Maggie is undersized she has a passion for romance.
  DAVID. None of them wants her; that's what depresses her. I was thinking, father, I would buy her that gold watch and chain in Snibby's window. She hankers after it.
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conversations.value: Delete the last sentence.
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conversations.value: What Every Woman Knows
  DAVID. Love. There's no doubt as that's what Maggie has set her heart on. And not merely love, but one of those grand noble loves; for though Maggie is undersized she has a passion for romance.
  DAVID. None of them wants her; that's what depresses her. I was thinking, father, I would buy her that gold watch and chain in Snibby's window.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know four more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: DAVID. No, a gift—of a sort—from some well-wishers. But they wouldn't hear of his paying it off, father!
  DAVID. But his ambition wasn't satisfied. Soon he had public life in his eye. As a heckler he was something fearsome; they had to seat him on the platform for to keep him quiet. Next they had to let him into the Chair. After that he did all the speaking; he cleared all roads before him like a fire-engine; and when this vacancy occurred, you could hardly say it did occur, so quickly did he step into it. My lady, there are few more impressive sights in the world than a Scotsman on the make.
  SYBIL. Then, of course, I should adore him. Auntie, I think if I ever really love it will be like Mary Queen of Scots, who said of her Both-well that she could follow him round the world in her nighty.
  COMTESSE. Oh, it is quite my conception of your character. Do you know, I am rather sorry for this Mr. John Shand.
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: John Shand.. Do you know, I am rather sorry for this Mr. Oh, it is quite my conception of your character.
  COMTESSE. Auntie, I think if I ever really love it will be like Mary Queen of Scots, who said of her Both-well that she could follow him round the world in her nighty. Then, of course, I should adore him.
  SYBIL. My lady, there are few more impressive sights in the world than a Scotsman on the make. After that he did all the speaking; he cleared all roads before him like a fire-engine; and when this vacancy occurred, you could hardly say it did occur, so quickly did he step into it. Next they had to let him into the Chair. As a heckler he was something fearsome; they had to seat him on the platform for to keep him quiet. Soon he had public life in his eye. But his ambition wasn't satisfied. But they wouldn't hear of his paying it off, father!
  DAVID. No, a gift—of a sort—from some well-wishers.DAVID
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conversations.value: Do you know the last five paragraphs?
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conversations.value: JOHN. I see what you mean. But Maggie wouldn't think better of me for any false pretences. She knows my feelings for her now are neither more nor less than what they have always been.
  JOHN. I'm beginning to doubt it. It's very curious, though, Maggie, that this speech should be disappointing.
  JOHN. Hardly that; and yet many a Shandism have I knocked off while you were sitting beside me knitting. I suppose it was the quietness.
  MAGGIE. John, could it be this, that I sometimes had the idea in a rough womanish sort of way and then you polished it up till it came out a Shandism?
  VENABLES. In the first speech it was something like this—'Gentlemen, the Opposition are calling to you to vote for them and the flowing tide, but I solemnly warn you to beware lest the flowing tide does not engulf you.' The second way is much better.