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conversations.value: What is a plot for a book about California, Grafton, Blythe entitled Mystery of the Desert Giant?
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conversations.value: Mystery of the Desert Giant: The Hardy Boys and Chet Morton search on the California desert for missing industrialist, Willard Grafton, and break up a gang of criminals intent on defrauding the US government.\nMuch of this book takes place in Blythe, California and it cites real, current locales, such as Hobson Way and the giant intaglios north of Blythe onS.\nHighway 95.\nIn the end, the boys discover that Grafton's fellow explorer had a part in the gang of criminal's racket.\nWith this, Grafton is rescued, and the thugs who apparently were smuggling illegal checks across the country are caught.
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conversations.value: Delete the last sentence.
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conversations.value: Mystery of the Desert Giant: The Hardy Boys and Chet Morton search on the California desert for missing industrialist, Willard Grafton, and break up a gang of criminals intent on defrauding the US government.\nMuch of this book takes place in Blythe, California and it cites real, current locales, such as Hobson Way and the giant intaglios north of Blythe onS.\nHighway 95.\nIn the end, the boys discover that Grafton's fellow explorer had a part in the gang of criminal's racket.
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conversations.value: What is the first five paragraphs for this book?
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conversations.value: Mystery of the Desert Giant
  They made a quick flight back to Riverside County Airport. While Joe and Chet unloaded, Frank went over to Gene Smith's office.
  Gene studied the paper and checked some forms on his desk. "Let's see.... That's a couple of scientists from the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. Taking photographs of those big drawings on the desert."
  Relieved by the information, Frank rejoined his partners. A taxi carried the boys back to the comfortable motel where they had stayed before. The surprised but happy manager greeted them.
  That evening in their room Frank and Joe studied maps of the winding Colorado River, which flowed through the state of Sonora in Mexico.
  Soon after dawn the following morning, Frank and Joe waved good-by to Chet and the taciturn old-timer from whom they had rented their boat. They also had rented fishing rods and equipment, and had laid in a supply of bait, food, and general supplies.
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conversations.value: Mystery of the Desert Giant
  They made a quick flight back to Riverside County Airport. While Joe and Chet unloaded, Frank went over to Gene Smith's office.
  Gene studied the paper and checked some forms on his desk. "Let's see.... That's a couple of scientists from the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. Taking photographs of those big drawings on the desert."
  Relieved by the information, Frank rejoined his partners. A taxi carried the boys back to the comfortable motel where they had stayed before. The surprised but happy manager greeted them.
  That evening in their room Frank and Joe studied maps of the winding Colorado River, which flowed through the state of Sonora in Mexico.
  Soon after dawn the following morning, Frank and Joe waved good-by to Chet and the taciturn old-timer from whom they had rented their boat.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is five more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: Mr. Miller gave a whistle. "I think you've figured it out! So he left for a job in Denver. But what kind of job?"
  Shortly before sundown that night, two youthful figures, dressed in the Hardys' new dungaree outfits, walked from the Miller pony ranch toward the Colorado River. Slim carried a rucksack on his back. When they reached the boat dock, the two walked directly to a red-and-white motorboat powered by twin outboard engines.
  As the craft sped across the river toward the boat docks at Yuma, the young man steering her asked the other, "Well, how'd we do, Slim?"
  Two hours earlier a jeep had left the Miller ranch, throwing up a cloud of dust as it sped along the road to Yuma. At the wheel, wearing the big Stetson hat and checkered flannel shirt of the cowboy Curly, was Frank Hardy. Next to him was Joe Hardy, although from a distance he looked like the ranch hand Slim.
  When the brothers reached Yuma police headquarters, they were not recognized by the desk sergeant who had been cordial to them a few days earlier. "What can I do for you fellows?" he asked gruffly.
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conversations.value: Delete the last sentence.
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conversations.value: Mr. Miller gave a whistle. "I think you've figured it out! So he left for a job in Denver. But what kind of job?"
  Shortly before sundown that night, two youthful figures, dressed in the Hardys' new dungaree outfits, walked from the Miller pony ranch toward the Colorado River. Slim carried a rucksack on his back. When they reached the boat dock, the two walked directly to a red-and-white motorboat powered by twin outboard engines.
  As the craft sped across the river toward the boat docks at Yuma, the young man steering her asked the other, "Well, how'd we do, Slim?"
  Two hours earlier a jeep had left the Miller ranch, throwing up a cloud of dust as it sped along the road to Yuma. At the wheel, wearing the big Stetson hat and checkered flannel shirt of the cowboy Curly, was Frank Hardy. Next to him was Joe Hardy, although from a distance he looked like the ranch hand Slim.
  When the brothers reached Yuma police headquarters, they were not recognized by the desk sergeant who had been cordial to them a few days earlier.
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conversations.value: What is the last five paragraphs?
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conversations.value: Purdy and the boatman stood sullen while their arms were bound behind them. Then the whole party worked its way slowly down the cliff toward the kayoed men. Presently they revived, and were also bound.
  The captors were now confronted with a problem; their boat was too small to hold eleven people at one time!
  Prisoners, sleuths, and their friends crowded into the two boats and the run to Blythe was made. Taxis took the group to police headquarters where the amazed chief listened to the charges.
  The detective suggested that Wetherby tell a straight story of the whole counterfeiting project. When he refused, Purdy grudgingly began, "Four months ago me and Wetherby flew over the desert and saw the giants. Wetherby once heard a story that possibly the left arm or leg of one of the figures pointed to treasure, so we started digging. We dug all around in the desert, then on the Arizona bluff. Finally we found gold."
  The Hardys, Chet, Weston, and several policemen stood around in embarrassed silence while Willard Grafton spoke to his wife and two young sons on the telephone. "Yes! Yes!" the happy man assured them eagerly. "I'll fly home tonight in my own plane. I'll leave in less than an hour!