conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the first five paragraphs for a book with the title 'To Light a Candle'.. Start with the sentence 'To Light a Candle
  There had been a moment—just as he was about to inscribe the first of the seven Seals—when for a moment the Council chamber had vanished from Anigrel's sight, dissolved first in intolerable brightness and cold, and then in darkness and the scent of freshly-spilled blood'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: To Light a Candle
  There had been a moment—just as he was about to inscribe the first of the seven Seals—when for a moment the Council chamber had vanished from Anigrel's sight, dissolved first in intolerable brightness and cold, and then in darkness and the scent of freshly-spilled blood.
  Of course Anigrel wondered about the cause. But none of the other Mages had sensed any disruption in the spell, and his own subsequent investigations had revealed nothing. Perhaps someone in the Mage Council had been attempting to Overlook the Working. Next time he would make doubly sure that any uninvited spectators received a more lasting greeting than they could imagine.
  He had waited impatiently for his Dark Lady to use her new freedom to contact him, and as the days passed and she did not, he grew close to despair. He knew his spells had not failed. How, then, had he displeased her?
  At last the time came for him to make his own attempt. Even now, he dared not deviate from his schedule, lest his presumption displease her further. Besides, moondark was the time of greatest power for those spells he had learned under her tutelage.
  At last the fortnight passed. He retreated to his rooms, filled the iron bowl with blood, and waited.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me another paragraph.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: At last the time came for him to make his own attempt. Even now, he dared not deviate from his schedule, lest his presumption displease her further. Besides, moondark was the time of greatest power for those spells he had learned under her tutelage.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.. End with the sentence '
  Her fury was like a lash; Anigrel cringed from her displeasure even as he longed for the pain of her touch.'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Of course Anigrel wondered about the cause. But none of the other Mages had sensed any disruption in the spell, and his own subsequent investigations had revealed nothing. Perhaps someone in the Mage Council had been attempting to Overlook the Working. Next time he would make doubly sure that any uninvited spectators received a more lasting greeting than they could imagine.
  He had waited impatiently for his Dark Lady to use her new freedom to contact him, and as the days passed and she did not, he grew close to despair. He knew his spells had not failed. How, then, had he displeased her?
  At last the time came for him to make his own attempt. Even now, he dared not deviate from his schedule, lest his presumption displease her further. Besides, moondark was the time of greatest power for those spells he had learned under her tutelage.
  At last the fortnight passed. He retreated to his rooms, filled the iron bowl with blood, and waited.
  Her fury was like a lash; Anigrel cringed from her displeasure even as he longed for the pain of her touch.