conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the first five paragraphs for a book with the title 'The Pillars of the Earth'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Pillars of the Earth
  As he came nearer he began to feel tense. He wondered whether he might be refused admittance to the castle, and he suffered a moment of panic, until he realized how unlikely it was: the castle was a public place, and for the earl to close it to the local gentry would be as good as an announcement that treachery was afoot.
  Earl Bartholomew lived a few miles from the town of Shiring. The castle of Shiring itself was occupied by the sheriff of the county, so the earl had a castle of his own outside the town. The small village that had grown up around the castle walls was known as Earlscastle. William had been there before, but now he looked at it through the eyes of an attacker.
  There was a wide, deep moat in the shape of the number eight, with the upper circle smaller than the lower. The earth that had been dug out to form the moat was piled up inside the twin circles, forming ramparts.
  At the foot of the eight was a bridge across the moat and a gap in the earth wall, giving admittance to the lower circle. This was the only entrance. There was no way into the upper circle except by going through the lower circle and crossing another bridge over the moat that divided the two circles. The upper circle was the inner sanctum.
  As William and Walter trotted across the open fields that surrounded the castle they could see a lot of coming and going. Two men-at-arms crossed the bridge on fast horses and rode off in different directions, and a group of four horsemen preceded William across the bridge as he and Walter entered.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: He made his way home, seeing through a blur. Mother and Martha were sitting at the kitchen table. Mother was teaching Martha to write with a sharp stone and a slate. They were surprised to see him. Martha said: "It can't be dinnertime already."
  Mother read Jack's face. "What is it?" she said anxiously. "I had a fight with Alfred and got expelled from the site," he said grimly.
  Jack was fed up with enigmatic statements about his father. He said brutally: "Why will you never tell me the truth?"
  He had never seen her cry. She was always so strong. He was close to breaking down himself. He swallowed hard and persisted. "If he wasn't a thief, why was he hanged?"
  Jack vowed he would learn more sometime, despite what she said; but right now he wanted her to stop crying. He sat beside her on the bench and put his arm around her. "Well, it looks as if the cathedral won't be my life, now."
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: ". Mother and Martha were sitting at the kitchen table. Mother was teaching Martha to write with a sharp stone and a slate. They were surprised to see him. Martha said: "It can't be dinnertime already."
  Mother read Jack's face. "What is it?" she said anxiously. "I had a fight with Alfred and got expelled from the site," he said grimly.
  Jack was fed up with enigmatic statements about his father. He said brutally: "Why will you never tell me the truth?"
  He had never seen her cry. She was always so strong. He was close to breaking down himself. He swallowed hard and persisted. "If he wasn't a thief, why was he hanged?"
  Jack vowed he would learn more sometime, despite what she said; but right now he wanted her to stop crying. He sat beside her on the bench and put his arm around her. "Well, it looks as if the cathedral won't be my life, now.He made his way home, seeing through a blur.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the last two paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Hewitt laughed loudly, but no one else did. His guffaw resounded in the silence and stopped suddenly.
  The hush lasted several seconds. Then there was a clang of metal and a jerk, and the cage lifted. Hewitt turned away.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Hewitt turned away.. Then there was a clang of metal and a jerk, and the cage lifted.
  The hush lasted several seconds. His guffaw resounded in the silence and stopped suddenly.Hewitt laughed loudly, but no one else did