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conversations.value: a description for a book titled With This Ring about Rellas, Jewelry, Design with the genre: Biographies & Memoirs, Leaders & Notable People
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conversations.value: The Jewelry Design House of the author & Rellas was founded in 1994 by the author & Pericles Rellas. As a private design house, they specialize in creating exquisite, one-of-a-kind jewelry. Their work adorns European Royalty, Top Tier Celebrities and members of the Forbes 50. They have also been the private jewelers to three generations of one of the top ten wealthiest families in the world. The Robb Report said, "Commissioning a custom design [from the author & Rellas] is the ultimate coup for anyone who wants a truly one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry." Millionaire Magazine proclaimed, "Customers wanting to buy an the author & Rellas piece are assured of a jewelry masterpiece." 'With This Ring' is their first book.
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conversations.value: The Jewelry Design House of the author & Rellas was founded in 1994 by the author & Pericles Rellas. As a private design house, they specialize in creating exquisite, one-of-a-kind jewelry. Their work adorns European Royalty, Top Tier Celebrities and members of the Forbes 50. They have also been the private jewelers to three generations of one of the top ten wealthiest families in the world. Their work has been featured in countless publications, on radio and television. The Robb Report said, "Commissioning a custom design [from the author & Rellas] is the ultimate coup for anyone who wants a truly one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry. " Millionaire Magazine proclaimed, "Customers wanting to buy an the author & Rellas piece are assured of a jewelry masterpiece. " 'With This Ring' is their first book.
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conversations.value: the first five paragraphs for this book. End with the sentence '"'.
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conversations.value: With This Ring
  As fate would have it, Reggie had finished the manuscript and arranged to have it sent back to her the afternoon of the day he died. There had been no opportunity to talk to him about the title. She had received the manuscript and the news of his death simultaneously the following morning.
  Winifred bustled into the doorway. "There you are, Arabella. I have been searching everywhere for you. It is nearly three o'clock. Mr. Burnby will be calling at any moment. You know how punctual he is."
  Small, silver-haired, and bright-eyed, Winifred had more energy and enthusiasm at seventy than many people half her age. Launching Arabella into the Polite World was a task perfectly suited to her spirits. She had gloried in every minute of the business, from the selection of gowns and gloves to the Machiavellian scheming required to secure invitations.
  Beatrice carefully refolded the note in her hand. "I doubt that will be necessary, Aunt Winifred. I feel certain that we are well on our way to discovering the Rings."
  Beatrice raised her brows. "Lucy Harby just happens to be one of the most fashionable modistes in Town."
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conversations.value: Beatrice waved her hand in a modest gesture of dismissal. "Please, Mr. Saltmarsh, that is quite enough."
  Leo was disgusted to see the delicate blush on her cheeks. Last night she had made love with him in a whore's bedchamber, yet today she could blush when a fawning sycophant flattered her shamelessly.
  Saltmarsh flinched. "But I quite agree that the matter has assumed a more sinister aspect." he added hastily. "I could hardly be blind to that after what transpired today."
  Saltmarsh stiffened. "The resulting scandal would have made it extremely difficult if not impossible for her to pursue her inquiries into the matter of the Rings. Why, she would no doubt have been obliged to retire to the countryside for an extended stay just as Byron was forced to leave England when the gossip about him became too great. And I, of course, would have been utterly devastated to know the great harm I had wrought."
  Leo looked at him. "As of this moment, you will cease your investigations." He held up a hand as Saltmarsh opened his mouth to protest. "To pursue any other course of action is to put Mrs. Poole's reputation at risk. I am certain you would not wish to do that."
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conversations.value: She paused at the foot of the stairs to take in the sight of the shop full of shattered pottery and statuary. He had destroyed everything, she thought. Not a single vase had been left unbroken. In less than an hour, he had ruined the business it had taken nearly four months to establish.