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conversations.value: a title for a book about Julia, Lady, Hermione with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'The Perfect Mistress'
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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled The Perfect Mistress about Amen, amp, Church with the genre: Literature & Fiction, United States.
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conversations.value: the authors #1 national bestselling novels include Let the Church Say Amen , I Know Ive Been Changed , and Say Amen, Again , winner of the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work. Her collaboration with Victoria Christopher Murray has produced four hit novels, Sinners &amp; Saints , Friends &amp; Foes, A Blessing and a Curse, and Fortune &amp; Fame. BET released a movie in 2013 based on ReShondas book Let the Church Say Amen in which she had a minor role. She also had a role in the made-for-TV movie The Secret She Kept based on her book of the same title. Visit ReShondaTatethe author.com, meet the author on Facebook at ReShondaTatethe author, or follow her on Twitter @Reshondat.
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conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
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conversations.value: com, meet the author on Facebook at ReShondaTatethe author, or follow her on Twitter @Reshondat. Her collaboration with Victoria Christopher Murray has produced four hit novels, Sinners &amp; Saints , Friends &amp; Foes, A Blessing and a Curse, and Fortune &amp; Fame. BET released a movie in 2013 based on ReShondas book Let the Church Say Amen in which she had a minor role. She also had a role in the made-for-TV movie The Secret She Kept based on her book of the same title. Visit ReShondaTatethe author.the authors #1 national bestselling novels include Let the Church Say Amen , I Know Ive Been Changed , and Say Amen, Again , winner of the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work.
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conversations.value: Give me the first three paragraphs for this book.
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conversations.value: The Perfect Mistress
  The butler appeared at the terrace door, discreetly crossed to Veronica, and spoke low into her ear. She nodded. "Show them into the parlor."
  They paused outside the closed parlor doors. Harrison chose his words with care. "Veronica, I know you wish to help but I think it would be best if you did not accompany her."
  He nodded and opened the door, waiting for Julia to enter first then closed the door behind them. A gentleman of about his age stood near the fireplace, a matronly woman with a grim expression sat on the settee.
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conversations.value: Give me four more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: He threw open the library doors, but before he could take a step was nearly knocked over by a large, furry creature bounding into him. He staggered backward, under attack by the beast who planted huge paws on his chest and took a swipe at his chin with an inordinately long, wet tongue.
  The dog—Browning—obediently sat at Harrison's feet but his tail continued to wag frantically, the rest of his body wiggling with his tail, a furry mass of barely restrained enthusiasm.
  His father heaved a long-suffering sigh. "Last night, when we were discussing how you could get back into Lady Winterset's good graces, you mentioned that she liked dogs. So"—Father gestured at the beast with a flourish—"I acquired Browning for you to give to her."
  Harrison studied the grinning creature. There was something, well, happy about him. He reached out and petted his head and he could have sworn he heard the animal moan in delight. "Why Browning?"
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conversations.value: Add another sentence about saying, presenting.
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conversations.value: He threw open the library doors, but before he could take a step was nearly knocked over by a large, furry creature bounding into him. He staggered backward, under attack by the beast who planted huge paws on his chest and took a swipe at his chin with an inordinately long, wet tongue. 
  The dog—Browning—obediently sat at Harrison's feet but his tail continued to wag frantically, the rest of his body wiggling with his tail, a furry mass of barely restrained enthusiasm. 
  His father heaved a long-suffering sigh. "Last night, when we were discussing how you could get back into Lady Winterset's good graces, you mentioned that she liked dogs. I distinctly remember you saying that presenting her with a dog might be a thoughtful gesture. So"—Father gestured at the beast with a flourish—"I acquired Browning for you to give to her. "
  Harrison studied the grinning creature. There was something, well, happy about him. He reached out and petted his head and he could have sworn he heard the animal moan in delight. "Why Browning?"
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conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.. Start with the sentence 'Her brow rose'.
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conversations.value: Her brow rose. "Answering a question with a question? Very well then. I did hear you expound on the divine nature of forgiveness."
  He moved toward her and pulled her into his arms. "And I love you as I never imagined, never dreamed, I could."
  At once Julia was wide awake and struggled to sit up. "Where have you been? And why are you here now? You do realize this is my wedding night?"
  Julia grinned. "In that respect, I doubt he will ever be entirely proper. Nor do I intend to allow him to be."
  She shook her head. "No. It would serve no purpose save to take him down a peg. And I suspect I shall have other methods of doing that when necessary."