conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is the first four paragraphs for a book with the title 'The Clue of the Broken Blade'?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Clue of the Broken Blade
  FRANK and Joe Hardy, masked and gloved, confronted each other with crossed foils. Ettore Russo, the slim, erect fencing master, was coaching them. He seemed nervous.
  While Frank carried out the instructions, he murmured to himself, "Something's bothering Russo. He's not himself today."
  Dark-haired, eighteen-year-old Frank and his blond brother Joe, who was a year younger, removed their masks and gloves. They were about to join a group of friends when Russo called them aside.
  Russo smoothed his wiry black hair with his hand and continued, "You see, Granddad married a young girl late in life. In his will he left his fortune in trust, the income going to her during her lifetime. But the capital was to revert to his blood heirs after her death."
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is three more paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: When they arrived, Chet said, "This place doesn't resemble the wine storage building, except for the ancient stone."
  A second story with a peaked roof had been added, and there was a huge picture window in front. The house sat on about an acre of ground, surrounded by a split-rail fence. The driveway leading to a garage behind was blocked by an iron gate, and another iron gate barred the way to a walk leading to the front door.
  Joe parked and they all got out. It was nearly eight o'clock, but still light. Drapes on the picture window in the living room were wide open. A woman seated on a couch was reading a magazine.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: A woman seated on a couch was reading a magazine.. Drapes on the picture window in the living room were wide open. It was nearly eight o'clock, but still light.
  Joe parked and they all got out. The driveway leading to a garage behind was blocked by an iron gate, and another iron gate barred the way to a walk leading to the front door. The house sat on about an acre of ground, surrounded by a split-rail fence."
  A second story with a peaked roof had been added, and there was a huge picture window in front.When they arrived, Chet said, "This place doesn't resemble the wine storage building, except for the ancient stone
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is the last five paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Swiss turned and slashed at him with the saber. Nimbly skipping aside, Frank thrust and lunged. Hausner let out a grunt as the tip of the umbrella poked him in the stomach. Then Frank cracked the umbrella frame across Hausner's wrist and knocked the saber from his hand.
  Frank and Joe subdued their quarry without any further resistance. After they turned him over to the police, they drove back to the motel.
  He examined the hilt under a powerful magnifying glass. Nothing besides the letters A-N-T-E and the inscription was on either side of the stubby blade.
  Mr. Hardy took a close look. "It sure is," he confirmed. He read the tiny inscription. It left three-fourths of Russo's fortune to his first grandson.
  The boys sent a cable to the fencing master, telling him the good news. They included the information that Mr. and Mrs. Hardy would personally deliver the saber to Russo in Bellinzona, Switzerland.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Hardy would personally deliver the saber to Russo in Bellinzona, Switzerland. Nimbly skipping aside, Frank thrust and lunged. Hausner let out a grunt as the tip of the umbrella poked him in the stomach. Then Frank cracked the umbrella frame across Hausner's wrist and knocked the saber from his hand.
  Frank and Joe subdued their quarry without any further resistance. After they turned him over to the police, they drove back to the motel.
  He examined the hilt under a powerful magnifying glass. Nothing besides the letters A-N-T-E and the inscription was on either side of the stubby blade.
  Mr. Hardy took a close look. "It sure is," he confirmed. He read the tiny inscription. It left three-fourths of Russo's fortune to his first grandson.
  The boys sent a cable to the fencing master, telling him the good news. They included the information that Mr. and Mrs.The Swiss turned and slashed at him with the saber.