conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the first four paragraphs for a book with the title 'Horse Feathers'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Horse Feathers
  It was a Saturday afternoon and Stevie Lake was walking home with her two best friends, Lisa Atwood and Carole Hanson. They'd just come from Pine Hollow Stables, where they'd had a Horse Wise meeting and a jumping lesson. Horse Wise was the name of Pine Hollow's Pony Club, run by Pine Hollow's owner, Max Regnery. Max also happened to be the Pony Club's director and the girls' riding instructor.
  The girls hadn't been able to stop talking about Max's surprise since he'd announced at the end of the jumping lesson that a new schooling horse was coming to Pine Hollow on Sunday, but just for a visit. There was obviously something very different and special about this horse, but whatever it was, Max was keeping it a secret.
  Stevie had a habit of thinking big, which for most people would be a positive feature. But with Stevie it was more of a character flaw, since thinking big usually led to thinking bigger, and that often led to one of Stevie's crazy schemes. Her crazy schemes would often put her in hot water, and then Carole and Lisa would have to come to her rescue.
  The girls nodded. Max was always making sure they learned new and interesting things about riding and horses.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.. Start with the sentence 'Overhearing Joe's remark, Ms'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Overhearing Joe's remark, Ms. Anderson smiled, amused, and glanced at the note. "Well, it's not an orthodontist's appointment. It's her—" The teacher squinted, apparently not believing what she was reading. "It's her vaulting coach."
  Stevie gagged. She should have known that Veronica would pull a stunt like that. Especially since her sudden interest the other day. And especially since she wasn't one to take competitions lightly, even schooling competitions at Pine Hollow. Stevie had to warn Lisa and Carole.
  The remainder of the class seemed to take forever. The more impatient Stevie got, the slower the class went. An eternity later, the bell finally sounded, signaling the end of class and the school day.
  Stevie found everyone at the outdoor ring, where Lisa and Carole, along with several other students, were taking turns practicing their skills on Clara. Red was again acting as the longeur, as well as calling out tips to the riders. Max stood at the fence, watching, pleased to see the progress his students were making.
  Stevie bent over and rested her hands on her knees, waving her arm as she tried to catch her breath from her quick dash to the stable. "Can't stay... have to hurry home... no time..."
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the last four paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Lisa and Carole exchanged amused smiles. As if sensing their reaction, Stevie opened one eye. "What?"
  The girls laughed, enjoying the warmth of the afternoon sun while they watched the goslings playing with Nickel in the pond below.
  Ms. Bryant began writing The Saddle Club in 1986. Although she had done some riding before that, she intensified her studies then and found herself learning right along with her characters Stevie, Carole, and Lisa. She claims that they are all much better riders than she is.
  Ms. Bryant was born and raised in New York City. She still lives there, in Greenwich Village, with her two sons.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: She still lives there, in Greenwich Village, with her two sons. As if sensing their reaction, Stevie opened one eye. "What?"
  The girls laughed, enjoying the warmth of the afternoon sun while they watched the goslings playing with Nickel in the pond below.
  Ms. Bryant began writing The Saddle Club in 1986. Although she had done some riding before that, she intensified her studies then and found herself learning right along with her characters Stevie, Carole, and Lisa. She claims that they are all much better riders than she is.
  Ms. Bryant was born and raised in New York City.Lisa and Carole exchanged amused smiles.