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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled A New Day about Spiritual, Monsignor, Direction with the genre: Religion & Spirituality.
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conversations.value: Monsignor the author, a Roman Catholic priest since 1942, has a Doctorate in Sacred Theology (S.T.D.) from St Marys University, Baltimore, Maryland. He directed the Spiritual Renewal Center of the Richmond Diocese, VA; gives retreats, workshops, and spiritual direction; and runs the Spiritual Direction Institute in Charlottesville, VA. In addition to A New Day, Monsignor the author has authored The Human Side of Jesus (2015) A Christian Worldview (2012) Arise: Jungian Insights for the Christian Journey (2012) An Introduction to Spiritual Direction (2004) Prayer and Temperament: Different Prayer Forms for Different Personality Types (1991) For more information visit www. Chesterthe author. org
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conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
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conversations.value: org.T.D.) from St Marys University, Baltimore, Maryland. He directed the Spiritual Renewal Center of the Richmond Diocese, VA; gives retreats, workshops, and spiritual direction; and runs the Spiritual Direction Institute in Charlottesville, VA. In addition to A New Day, Monsignor the author has authored The Human Side of Jesus (2015) A Christian Worldview (2012) Arise: Jungian Insights for the Christian Journey (2012) An Introduction to Spiritual Direction (2004) Prayer and Temperament: Different Prayer Forms for Different Personality Types (1991) For more information visit www. Chesterthe author.Monsignor the author, a Roman Catholic priest since 1942, has a Doctorate in Sacred Theology (S.
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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Grammy, Awards, Broadway with the genre: Biographies & Memoirs, Memoirs?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'A New Day'
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conversations.value: Give me the first four paragraphs for this book.. End with the sentence '''.
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conversations.value: A New Day
  Except where actual historical events and characters are being described for the storyline of this novel, all situations in this publication are fictitious and any resemblance to living persons is purely coincidental.
  Stooping down she gripped her young brother's arms. 'I'll be all right, Jack. You're fifteen now and old enough to make your own decisions. You must think of yourself and leave. I'll do anything to support you, so tell me again what you've planned.'
  Hope flared in his dark brown eyes. 'Well, Talbot's gone out and won't be back until this afternoon, so when his wife sent me on an errand I jumped on a bus and went to the docks. You know how I like to watch the ships coming and going. I saw this notice pinned on the gates advertising for crew in a hurry. They are sailing tomorrow and were short handed. I didn't even think about it, I just walked into the office and volunteered. I told them I was eighteen, and they believed me when I said I didn't have a birth certificate because I was an orphan. They said they needed a deck apprentice and I could have the job. I agreed to join the ship, and I signed the papers there and then. I know I should have talked it over with you first, but I was desperate, and it's something I always wanted to do. I had to make my mind up in a hurry or I would have missed the chance.' He gazed at her anxiously. 'Are you angry with me, Hanna?'
  Jack still looked worried. 'I'm leaving you with an awful mess to clear up. When I've gone that brute will come looking for me. He'll hurt you, Hanna.'
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conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Jane nodded. 'Sam was right to make us come here. Not only is it keeping the boys safe and happy, but we are all still having wholesome meals.'
  Three days later Rose returned with the families for the cottages. They looked battered and uncertain, but Rose ushered them forward. 'This is Jean Walters and her kids, Joy and Doug. And this is Pat Aldridge and her girl, Hazel. Their husbands are both in the army.'
  Hanna stooped down to the bewildered child. 'We have a nice house for you and your mum, and your dad can live here as well when he comes home. You'll be right next door to Mrs Walters and her children, so you won't be alone.'
  The new families only had a few bundles of possessions with them, but they had to use two trucks to get them all to the cottages. The children were tired and Jane didn't want them to have to walk any more today. George drove one of the trucks and Rose handled the other one with expertise.
  There was silence when the women saw the cottages, and even the children were gazing around in disbelief. 'Where's all the other 'ouses?' one of them whispered. 'These are in the middle of a field!'
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conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.
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conversations.value: The time flew by, and by the end of the week everything was in place for the wedding. Once that was done Alan started to think about his future. 'I'm just going to the village police station to have a word with them.'
  Hanna wished him luck, praying that this would be possible for him, because she knew how much he wanted to live and work in the village.
  He was only gone about an hour, and when he came into the garden to see her, he was smiling. 'There will soon be a vacancy, because the constable stayed on beyond retirement to help out during the war, as you already know, and will be leaving within the next month. I've got to put in for the position, of course, but with my record in the London police force there shouldn't be any problems. They are going to keep the job open for me.'
  Two days later Alan left to report back and get demobbed. Jack would also be leaving early the next morning, and Hanna was up before dawn to see her brother had a good breakfast before he left.
  They walked outside and stood in the tranquil garden, drinking in the peace of the moment. Jack draped an arm around Hanna's shoulder, and gazed up at the sky just beginning to show a touch of light. 'I remember when we did this at the docks before I boarded my first ship.'
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: '. 'I remember when we did this at the docks before I boarded my first ship. Jack draped an arm around Hanna's shoulder, and gazed up at the sky just beginning to show a touch of light.
  They walked outside and stood in the tranquil garden, drinking in the peace of the moment. Jack would also be leaving early the next morning, and Hanna was up before dawn to see her brother had a good breakfast before he left.'
  Two days later Alan left to report back and get demobbed. They are going to keep the job open for me. I've got to put in for the position, of course, but with my record in the London police force there shouldn't be any problems. 'There will soon be a vacancy, because the constable stayed on beyond retirement to help out during the war, as you already know, and will be leaving within the next month.
  He was only gone about an hour, and when he came into the garden to see her, he was smiling.'
  Hanna wished him luck, praying that this would be possible for him, because she knew how much he wanted to live and work in the village. 'I'm just going to the village police station to have a word with them. Once that was done Alan started to think about his future.The time flew by, and by the end of the week everything was in place for the wedding