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conversations.value: What is the first three paragraphs for a book with the title 'Brotherhood of the Wolf'?
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conversations.value: Brotherhood of the Wolf
  And because the scribes all lived in a common settlement, they shared information. Indeed, they knew all that transpired among the Runelords.
  Thus Gaborn felt that the Days knew too much and imparted their wisdom too seldom. This Days had long ago given up his name, given up his own identity in service to the Time Lords. He would not speak.
  Binnesman caught the accusatory stare that Gaborn shot toward the Days, and he wondered aloud: "If I were choosing seeds for next year's garden, I do not know if I would seek to save most of them, or only the best."
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conversations.value: What is four more paragraphs? Start with the sentence 'She began to wonder'.
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conversations.value: She began to wonder. Gaborn's external transformation, as obvious as it might be to her, was perhaps the least important. Without his endowments of stamina, he would be prone to illness, and would be easily slain in battle. Without his brawn, he would be no match for even the lowliest force warrior. Without his endowments of voice, he would not speak with any degree of eloquence.
  Perhaps most horribly, Gaborn had lost his endowments of wit. Much of what he knew, so many of his memories, would have been stripped away.
  It was discouraging for a Runelord to lose so many endowments at once, especially when he needed them more than ever.
  She whispered into Gaborn's ear. "Your Highness, you look positively... decrepit. I'm worried for you. At the very least, you need rest. I hope you don't plan to sit up all night feasting with your lords."
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conversations.value: What is the last five paragraphs?
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conversations.value: The men looked up at her, uncertain. One proud knight of Fleeds said, "What are you saying? Do you want to be our lord? Is that not presumptuous?"
  The lords looked up at her bow in dull wonder, while the blood sang in Myrrima's veins. She was making herself a Knight Equitable, sworn to protect mankind. The men she rode with were powerful Runelords, noblemen with a long history of service to Heredon, Fleeds, and Orwynne. She did not expect them to follow suit, but was astonished and gratified when one by one, each man brandished his own weapon and raised it to the sky, shouting, "For mankind, and for the Earth!"
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  Raj Ahtan, ruler of Indhopal, sought to bring all of humanity under his rule—destroying anything and anyone that stood in his path, including many friends and allies of young Prince Gaborn Val Orden. But Gaborn has fulfilled a two-thousand-year-old prophecy, becoming the Earth King—a mythic figure who can unleash the forces of the Earth itself.
  And now the struggle continues. Gaborn has managed to drive off Raj Ahtan, but Ahtan is far from defeated. Striking at far-flung cities and fortresses and killing dedicates, Ahtan seeks to draw out the Earth King from his seat of power, to crush him. But as they weaken each other's forces in battle, the armies of an ancient and implacable inhuman enemy issue forth from the very bowels of the Earth.