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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Original, Sin with the genre: Christian Books & Bibles, Literature & Fiction?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Original Sin'
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conversations.value: What is a description for a book titled Original Sin about strong>the, American, Side with the genre: Comics & Graphic Novels, Graphic Novels?
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conversations.value: <strong>the author</strong> is an American comic book writer, known for his work on titles such as The Other Side , Scalped , Ghost Rider , Wolverine and PunisherMAX
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conversations.value: What is the first five paragraphs for this book?
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conversations.value: Original Sin
  Etienne turned on him: "And so it was for me, the necessity of war." He paused, and when he spoke again Frances could hear in his voice the barely controlled note of triumph. "If you want to act like God, Gabriel, you should first ensure that you have the wisdom and knowledge of God. I have never had a child. I caught a viral infection when I was thirteen; I am totally infertile. My wife needed a son and a daughter and to satisfy her maternal obsession I agreed to provide them. Gerard and Claudia were adopted in Canada and brought back with us to England. They are not related by blood either to each other or to me. I promised my wife that the truth would never be publicly known but Gerard and Claudia were both told when they were fourteen. The effect on Gerard was unfortunate. Both children should have been told from the start."
  Frances knew that Gabriel didn't need to ask if this was the truth. She had to force herself to look at him. For a moment she saw him physically crumble, the muscles of face and body seeming to disintegrate even as she watched. He had been an old man but one with force, intelligence and will. Now everything that was alive in him drained away in front of her eyes. Quickly she moved towards him but he put out a restraining hand. Now, slowly and painfully, he forced himself to stand upright. He tried to speak but no words came. Then he turned and made for the door. No one spoke, but they followed him out through the hall and into the night and watched while he walked towards the narrow ridge of rock at the edge of the marsh.
  Frances ran after him and, catching him up, seized him by his jacket. He tried to shake her off but she clung on and his strength was failing. It was Daniel, running up behind them, who clasped her in his arms and carried her bodily away. She tried to struggle free but his arms were like iron bands. She watched helplessly as Gabriel walked forward into the marsh.
  It was Etienne coming up beside them who spoke. "He doesn't need to reach it. Those pools are deep. A man can drown in a foot of water if he wants to die."
  They stood watching. Frances was still held in Daniel's arms. Suddenly she was aware of the beating of his heart thudding against her own. The stumbling figure was dark against the night sky. It rose, then fell, then reared itself up and fought on. Again the clouds moved and by the light of the moon they could see him more clearly. From time to time he would fall, but then would rise to his feet again, looking immense as a giant, arms raised as if in a curse or a last beseeching gesture. Frances knew that he was fighting to reach the sea, longing to walk out into its cold immensity, further and deeper, until he could splash forward into that final blessed oblivion.
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conversations.value: What is five more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: She stood on the edge of the field, still a little apart from the others, and saw the three figures running crouched under the great blades, then standing upright and moving towards her, over the gritty field and the wind-torn grass, Commander Dalgliesh, Inspector Miskin and James. Etienne moved forward to meet them. They stood in a group talking together. She thought, Let Etienne tell them. I shall wait.
  Then Dalgliesh detached himself and came up to her. He didn't touch her but he bent from his tall height and looked intently into her face.
  He smiled and said: "We'll talk very soon. De Witt insisted on coming with us. It was less trouble to let him have his way."
  Frances thought, "I am myself at last. I have something worth giving him." She didn't run towards the waiting figure. She didn't call out to him. It was slowly, but with all the intensity of her being, that she walked over the windswept grass and into his waiting arms.
  Daniel heard the approach of the helicopter but he didn't move. He stood on the narrow ridge of rock still looking out over the saltings to the sea. He waited in solitary patience until he heard the approaching footsteps and Dalgliesh was at his side.
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: He waited in solitary patience until he heard the approaching footsteps and Dalgliesh was at his side.. He stood on the narrow ridge of rock still looking out over the saltings to the sea.
  Daniel heard the approach of the helicopter but he didn't move. It was slowly, but with all the intensity of her being, that she walked over the windswept grass and into his waiting arms. She didn't call out to him." She didn't run towards the waiting figure. I have something worth giving him."
  Frances thought, "I am myself at last. It was less trouble to let him have his way. De Witt insisted on coming with us.
  He smiled and said: "We'll talk very soon. He didn't touch her but he bent from his tall height and looked intently into her face.
  Then Dalgliesh detached himself and came up to her. I shall wait. She thought, Let Etienne tell them. They stood in a group talking together. Etienne moved forward to meet them.She stood on the edge of the field, still a little apart from the others, and saw the three figures running crouched under the great blades, then standing upright and moving towards her, over the gritty field and the wind-torn grass, Commander Dalgliesh, Inspector Miskin and James
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conversations.value: What is the last two paragraphs?
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conversations.value: When the quiet little vestry of St. Matthew's Church in London becomes the blood-soaked scene of a double murder, Scotland Yard Commander Adam Dalgliesh faces an intriguing conundrum: how did an upper-crust government minister come to lie, slit throat to slit throat, next to a neighborhood derelict of the lowest order? Challenged with the investigation of a crime that appears to have endless motives, this gruesome case becomes one of the most complicated and demanding of his career, made more difficult by his familiarity with one of the victims.
  Combe Island off the Cornish coast is a restful haven for the elite. Commander Adam Dalgliesh is called in to handle the sensitive case, but at a difficult time for him and his depleted team. He is uncertain about his future with his girlfriend Emma Lavenham; his principle detective Kate Miskin is going through an emotional crisis; and the ambitious Sergeant Francis Benton-Smith is not happy about having a female boss. After a second brutal killing, the whole investigation is jeopardized, and Dalgliesh is faced with a danger even more insidious than murder.
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conversations.value: Add another sentence about distinguished, hanging, shattered.
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conversations.value: When the quiet little vestry of St. Matthew's Church in London becomes the blood-soaked scene of a double murder, Scotland Yard Commander Adam Dalgliesh faces an intriguing conundrum: how did an upper-crust government minister come to lie, slit throat to slit throat, next to a neighborhood derelict of the lowest order? Challenged with the investigation of a crime that appears to have endless motives, this gruesome case becomes one of the most complicated and demanding of his career, made more difficult by his familiarity with one of the victims. 
  Combe Island off the Cornish coast is a restful haven for the elite. But when one of its distinguished visitors is found hanging from the island's famous lighthouse in what appears to have been a murder, the peace is shattered. Commander Adam Dalgliesh is called in to handle the sensitive case, but at a difficult time for him and his depleted team. He is uncertain about his future with his girlfriend Emma Lavenham; his principle detective Kate Miskin is going through an emotional crisis; and the ambitious Sergeant Francis Benton-Smith is not happy about having a female boss. After a second brutal killing, the whole investigation is jeopardized, and Dalgliesh is faced with a danger even more insidious than murder.