conversations.from: human
conversations.value: a plot for a book about Vanishing, Thieves, Chet entitled The Vanishing Thieves
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Vanishing Thieves: Chet Morton's cousin, Vern, is on his way to California to find a rare and valuable coin mysteriously missing from his uncle's bank vault.\nWhen he stops in Bayport, his brand-new car is stolen.\nThe Hardys take on a double mystery-and double danger as they head for the West Coast to investigate this sinister mystery.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: the first three paragraphs for this book
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Vanishing Thieves
  It was Saturday afternoon and Frank and his younger brother Joe were seated at a table in the Bayport Diner with Callie Shaw and Iola Morton. Iola's tubby brother Chet, who was known for his voracious appetite, and a slender boy of about eighteen had just walked in.
  Frank's warning was too late. Chet had already spotted them, and was headed their way with his gaze fixed on the half-eaten pizza. His companion followed close behind.
  After taking a bite, Chet turned to the other boy, and in a generous tone offered, "Have some pizza, Vern."
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: four more paragraphs. Start with the sentence 'When the big garage was empty, Frank rose to his feet, looked in all directions, and then tiptoed toward the office'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: When the big garage was empty, Frank rose to his feet, looked in all directions, and then tiptoed toward the office. Through the open office door, he could see Big Harry behind his desk, talking to two men seated in front of it. One was the tattooed truck driver Fenton Hardy had identified as one of the chief lieutenants of the car-theft ring, Crafty Kraft. The other was the distinguished-looking man who had arrived in the Lincoln Continental.
  Frank retreated behind the cars again, where he was out of sight from the office, and motioned Chet to follow him. Quietly, they moved along the rear wall, then made their way around to the office door. They stopped just before they reached it and positioned themselves so that they could hear everything, but not be seen.
  A voice that Frank guessed belonged to the distinguished-looking man said, "Who, may I ask, are they?"
  The sir told Frank that he had guessed right about the newcomer being the big boss of the car-theft ring.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: the last five paragraphs
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Chet tossed little Anton Jivaro face down on the floor and sat on him. Then Big Harry bore into Frank again, swinging both fists. Frank blocked the blows, feinted, and landed another hard crack on Knotts's jaw. This time, Big Harry went down and stayed there.
  Crafty started to get up, but collapsed on his face when Joe hit him with a judo chop on the side of his neck. Sluice knocked Vern off his feet and tried to kick him in the stomach. Grabbing his ankle, Vern up-ended him onto the seat of his pants. Then the Hardys grabbed the redhead and held him tight.
  Just then, the police arrived and took the prisoners away. "We'll be on the lookout for Cylvia Nash," Lieutenant Frisby promised the boys. "Meanwhile, congratulations. You've done a great job. Sorry I didn't believe you at first. You turned out to be better detectives than we have in the department. Want to join the force?"
  The boys laughed and Frank shook his head. "We'd like to know whether you get hold of Cylvia, though. "
  Cylvia Nash was arrested when she returned to her apartment that night, and the boys left town after breakfast the next morning.