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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Rosamond, Reed, Kindergarten-Grade with the genre: Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'The Well at the End of the World'
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conversations.value: Do you know the first five paragraphs for this book?
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conversations.value: The Well at the End of the World
  The King of Colchester was a kind and just man, but not a very good ruler. Oh, he did fine dubbing knights or deciding what to have for dinner. But it was his daughter, Princess Rosamond, who really ran the kingdom. She advised her father on matters of state, kept the royal accounts, and fixed the drawbridge when it wouldn't rise or lower.
  The widowed king was lonely. So he wed the beautiful Lady Zantippa, whose daughter, Zenobia, was also pretty. Unfortunately, the two were pretty good schemers, and they had their eyes on the royal treasury. They quickly made trouble for Rosamond, nagging the king day and night.
  It broke Rosamond's heart to see her father so upset. To keep peace, she went to live with her aunt in a distant town.
  In short order, Zantippa and Zenobia spent the treasury on jewels and clothing. Then they badgered the king to keep raising taxes until he protested, "My poor people have noth- ing left but cares and worries!"
  Worn out, the unhappy ruler fell ill. When he begged to see Rosamond, the queen lied and said, "Your cruel daughter refuses to come."
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conversations.value: Do you know four more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: As the last head vanished, Rosamond absentmindedly smoothed her hair. Jewels, coins, and flowers rained down. Catching her reflection in the water, she saw she had also been gifted with an elegant new gown.
  When Rosamond arrived at the castle, Queen Zantippa and Princess Zenobia gaped at her as she explained that she had been given gifts of healing, riches, and (someday) true love from the well at the end of the world. But Zantippa refused to let Rosamond see the king; she was determined to become sole ruler of Colchester when the king died. Even when Rosamond offered her jewels and gold from her hair, Zantippa would not give in.
  Zenobia set out in the royal carriage filled with luggage and hampers of delicious food, with knights and servants accompanying her. By chance she paused to picnic near the cave of the ragged little man. He called out,
  But Zenobia said nastily, "You shan't have a bite, you horrid little man!" Then she ordered her servants, "Pack up every scrap, leave nothing behind."
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conversations.value: Delete the first sentence.
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conversations.value: Jewels, coins, and flowers rained down. Catching her reflection in the water, she saw she had also been gifted with an elegant new gown.
  When Rosamond arrived at the castle, Queen Zantippa and Princess Zenobia gaped at her as she explained that she had been given gifts of healing, riches, and (someday) true love from the well at the end of the world. But Zantippa refused to let Rosamond see the king; she was determined to become sole ruler of Colchester when the king died. Even when Rosamond offered her jewels and gold from her hair, Zantippa would not give in.
  Zenobia set out in the royal carriage filled with luggage and hampers of delicious food, with knights and servants accompanying her. By chance she paused to picnic near the cave of the ragged little man. He called out,
  But Zenobia said nastily, "You shan't have a bite, you horrid little man!" Then she ordered her servants, "Pack up every scrap, leave nothing behind."
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conversations.value: Do you know the last five paragraphs?
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conversations.value: So saying, he kicked Zenobia hard enough to knock her out of her lead slippers, and she began to bounce around the church. When Zantippa tried to catch her, the queen's ringed fingers caught in the bridal veil. The two bounced together from altar to choir, over the heads of the astonished guests, and out the doors, never to be seen again.
  When Rosamond's father and the prince's uncle arrived, they discovered the guests enjoying the wedding feast—even though there had been no wedding. Rosamond and Egbert laughed together as they told the story of the bouncing bride and her mother bounding into the distance. And Rosamond realized that Egbert, as well as having a sense of fun, was kind and wise and even-tempered—the very virtues he found so appealing in her.
  They soon fell in love; and, in time, there was indeed a wedding. When he became king, Egbert proved no better at running a kingdom than Rosamond's father. So she wound up helping them both keep accounts balanced and drawbridges in working order.
  And with the gold and jewels from her hair, Rosamond helped the needy in both kingdoms, and still had enough left over to buy her father a new set of royal dishes.
  For my nieces Andrea, Yvette, Noelle and Michelle, who embody the very best of Princess Rosamond —R. S.
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: S..
  For my nieces Andrea, Yvette, Noelle and Michelle, who embody the very best of Princess Rosamond —R.
  And with the gold and jewels from her hair, Rosamond helped the needy in both kingdoms, and still had enough left over to buy her father a new set of royal dishes. So she wound up helping them both keep accounts balanced and drawbridges in working order. When he became king, Egbert proved no better at running a kingdom than Rosamond's father.
  They soon fell in love; and, in time, there was indeed a wedding. And Rosamond realized that Egbert, as well as having a sense of fun, was kind and wise and even-tempered—the very virtues he found so appealing in her. Rosamond and Egbert laughed together as they told the story of the bouncing bride and her mother bounding into the distance.
  When Rosamond's father and the prince's uncle arrived, they discovered the guests enjoying the wedding feast—even though there had been no wedding. The two bounced together from altar to choir, over the heads of the astonished guests, and out the doors, never to be seen again. When Zantippa tried to catch her, the queen's ringed fingers caught in the bridal veil.So saying, he kicked Zenobia hard enough to knock her out of her lead slippers, and she began to bounce around the church