conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the first four paragraphs for a book with the title 'Donovan's Brain'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Donovan's Brain
  Sternli was eager to talk. He sensed that my relation to Donovan was closer than just that of the one disastrous meeting. He could not define the bond between me and his former master, but he felt impelled to talk with me to free many unspoken words.
  He never had spoken to Donovan as he did to me. His natural shyness and fear of his master had prevented it. Still, for years Sternli had hoped in his heart that some day he would find the courage to talk to him as one man to another. Sternli never did.
  Now with Donovan's death that hope had died, but speaking to me was like confessing crimes of which, though only as his master's tool, Sternli was somehow the villain.
  Sternli had worshipped Donovan to a degree which destroyed his own personality. Donovan had accepted this devotion and, without any qualms, had taken every possible advantage of the man who would not or could not live a life of his own.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me three more paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Howard was never given a house key. He had to ring the doorbell like a tradesman, and the servants kept check on his goings and comings. They did not dare cover up for the boy, for they, too, were watched by a set of household spies.
  Donovan was omnipresent. He used everybody's eyes and ears for his information. Whoever worked for Donovan gave up his own personality.
  Donovan resented his son's interest in these colored bits of paper, but he tolerated it because the boy convinced him that he was enlarging the collection by clever trading.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Donovan resented his son's interest in these colored bits of paper, but he tolerated it because the boy convinced him that he was enlarging the collection by clever trading. He had to ring the doorbell like a tradesman, and the servants kept check on his goings and comings. They did not dare cover up for the boy, for they, too, were watched by a set of household spies.
  Donovan was omnipresent. He used everybody's eyes and ears for his information. Whoever worked for Donovan gave up his own personality.Howard was never given a house key.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the last four paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: We have decided to leave for Konapah, but nothing from our old house in Washington Junction will go with us. It was once a custom of the Indians to burn their tents every seven years, to smoke out evil spirits. We will follow their ancient example. Bad thoughts saturate old furniture. The smell of unhappiness clings to it and travels with it to new surroundings. Everything will be new in the shining place the government has built for us in Konapah. Our thoughts, too, will be new ones.
  We are leaving tomorrow. Before we go I have to purge from my mind my experiment with Donovan's brain.
  I did prove that under certain conditions the tissues of a human brain can be kept alive. What else did I gain by the experiment except to demonstrate that the most important achievement, the synthetic creation of mental improvement, is beyond our reach? Nature has set limits which we cannot pass.
  The brain's constructive imagination for mechanical devices and chemical exploitations is limitless, but to create kindness, honesty, love, humanity itself must first grow into that shape.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Delete the last sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: We have decided to leave for Konapah, but nothing from our old house in Washington Junction will go with us. It was once a custom of the Indians to burn their tents every seven years, to smoke out evil spirits. We will follow their ancient example. Bad thoughts saturate old furniture. The smell of unhappiness clings to it and travels with it to new surroundings. Everything will be new in the shining place the government has built for us in Konapah. Our thoughts, too, will be new ones.
  We are leaving tomorrow. Before we go I have to purge from my mind my experiment with Donovan's brain.
  I did prove that under certain conditions the tissues of a human brain can be kept alive. What else did I gain by the experiment except to demonstrate that the most important achievement, the synthetic creation of mental improvement, is beyond our reach? Nature has set limits which we cannot pass.