I'll create an example that demonstrates how to pass data from the server to fill a paragraph in a Next.js application using Server Components. This example will show you how to fetch data on the server and render it in a client-side component.

In this example:

1. The page.tsx file is a server component. It uses the getData function to fetch data from an API. This function is asynchronous and uses the fetch API, which is available in Next.js server components 1.
2. The fetched data is then passed to the Paragraph component as a prop named content.
3. The Paragraph component is a client component (note the 'use client' directive at the top). It receives the content prop and displays it in a paragraph.
4. To add some interactivity, the Paragraph component includes a "Read more/Read less" toggle. This demonstrates how you can combine server-side data fetching with client-side interactivity.
5. The paragraph uses the line-clamp-3 Tailwind class to limit the text to three lines when not expanded 2.

This example showcases how you can:

• Fetch data on the server using Next.js server components
• Pass that data to a client component
• Render the data in a paragraph with some added interactivity

Remember that the server component (page.tsx) runs on the server, so the API call happens there. The resulting data is then passed to the client component (Paragraph.tsx) which runs in the browser. This approach helps with performance and SEO, as the initial data is fetched server-side 1.