semantic-chunking/example/example2.txt

Semantically create chunks from large texts. Useful for workflows involving large language models (LLMs).

Once upon a time, in a serene pond nestled deep within a quiet forest, lived a small, curious frog named Finn. Finn wasn’t like other frogs—he was fascinated by the mysteries beyond the water’s edge. While the other frogs spent their days catching flies and lounging on lily pads, Finn would sit at the edge of the pond, his big, round eyes gazing into the forest beyond, wondering what lay hidden among the trees.

One evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting golden light across the pond, Finn heard a soft rustling in the bushes. Out from the shadows stepped an old, wise turtle named Tilda. She had traveled many miles and seen lands far beyond the forest. Sensing Finn’s wonder, she shuffled up to him and said, “Curiosity is a powerful thing, young frog. But remember, some mysteries are best uncovered with a friend.”

With Tilda by his side, Finn leaped into the unknown. Together, they traveled under starlit skies, hopping and shuffling through moonlit meadows and whispering forests. They crossed trickling streams and climbed gentle hills, each step filled with wonder and new sights. Finn marveled at the world beyond the pond—the vibrant flowers, the towering trees, and the endless stretches of land he had never imagined.

As they returned to the pond at dawn, Finn knew he had found more than just new places; he had found a dear friend in Tilda and a newfound love for adventure. From that day forward, Finn told stories of the world beyond to the other frogs, inspiring them to look beyond the pond’s edge with wonder. And whenever the call of adventure struck, Finn knew he’d have a friend beside him to share in the magic of discovery.