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conversations.value: What is a description for a book titled Last Gentleman Standing about England, Georgette, Heyer with the genre: Literature & Fiction, United States? Start with the sentence 'the author discovered Georgette Heyer in junior high school and was captivated by the glittering world and witty language of Regency England'.
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conversations.value: the author discovered Georgette Heyer in junior high school and was captivated by the glittering world and witty language of Regency England. That delight led her to study English literature and travel widely in Britain and Europe. Her historical and contemporary romances have been published in Sweden, Italy, England, Denmark, France, Russia, Latvia, and Spain as well as the United States. Born in Ohio, she currently lives in the Boston area.
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conversations.value: What is the first four paragraphs for this book? Start with the sentence 'Last Gentleman Standing
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conversations.value: Last Gentleman Standing
  Mr. Wincannon laughed. "Oh, no," he replied. There was a short pause, then he added, "I came by today to see if you would care to go for a drive. However, since you've just come in, I imagine you not. Perhaps another time?"
  He nodded briskly. "I shall take my leave, then. I have kept Miss Ottley and Miss Brinmore too long already waiting for you to come in." He rose.
  He shook his head at her. "Not something you would care to see in your drawing room, I assure you. I shan't call again when you're not at home."
  Mr. Wincannon laughed. "I imagine he's been to several by this time." Elisabeth's shocked expression appeared to amuse him. "My dear Miss Elham, all young men of fashion in London go at one time or another to Watier's or one of the other reputable gambling houses. That doesn't mean they become addicted to gaming. These are not hells where a green youth is fleeced, you know."
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conversations.value: What is four more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: He smiled again. "I can understand that feeling. I also look forward to going to the country. I prefer it."
  He looked into her eyes. "Not at all. It is the truth. I, for one, shall find the country doubly pleasant now." He emphasized the final word.
  The next three weeks were a whirlwind of activity. Elisabeth never remembered them later without a shudder. From the evening of her party to the day of the wedding, her life was an endless round of details and crises. When the day of the ceremony dawned bright and warm, she felt only a mixture of fatigue and relief.
  By nine thirty, they were all ready and gathered in the drawing room together for the last time. Belinda looked resplendent in her gown of white satin with an overdress of Belgian lace, and her eyes sparkled excitedly. Tony was also looking well in a new coat of dark blue, his linen snowy and his boots polished to an extraordinary high gloss. Though his shoulder was still a little stiff, this hardly showed in the way he held it.
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conversations.value: Delete the last sentence.
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conversations.value: He smiled again. "I can understand that feeling. I also look forward to going to the country. I prefer it."
  He looked into her eyes. "Not at all. It is the truth. I, for one, shall find the country doubly pleasant now." He emphasized the final word.
  The next three weeks were a whirlwind of activity. Elisabeth never remembered them later without a shudder. From the evening of her party to the day of the wedding, her life was an endless round of details and crises. When the day of the ceremony dawned bright and warm, she felt only a mixture of fatigue and relief.
  By nine thirty, they were all ready and gathered in the drawing room together for the last time. Belinda looked resplendent in her gown of white satin with an overdress of Belgian lace, and her eyes sparkled excitedly. Tony was also looking well in a new coat of dark blue, his linen snowy and his boots polished to an extraordinary high gloss.
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conversations.value: What is the last four paragraphs? End with the sentence '"'.
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conversations.value: Miss Townsend chattered on about Lady Victoria Moreton's December wedding, in which she had served as a bridesmaid. The topic appeared to amuse Robert and Flora more than Randolph would have expected. He barely listened, straining to overhear what Hilda and Beatrice were plotting. Because they clearly were plotting. They weren't sophisticated enough to disguise it.
  Flora looked surprised, then pleased. She readily gave the address. A few minutes later, Olivia rose to go. The grins that Hilda and Beatrice exchanged as the Townsend sisters departed only confirmed Randolph's suspicions. Those two would bear watching.
  At Robert's raised eyebrow, she looked self-conscious. Indeed, the remark wasn't like her, Randolph thought.
  Perhaps he should drop a word about Miss Townsend in Georgina's ear, Randolph thought. He became certain of it when he mentioned the menagerie on their drive home, and Hilda said, "Oh, never mind."