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conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about Tower, Henry, Jackley entitled The Tower Treasure?
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conversations.value: The Tower Treasure: The story begins with Frank and Joe Hardy barely avoiding being hit by a speeding driver who they notice has bright red hair.\nLater, this same red-haired driver attempts a ferryboat ticket office robbery and successfully steals a yellow jalopy called Queen from the Hardys\' friend, Chet Morton.\nDue to one witness reporting that the villain had dark hair, the Hardys assume he is using a red wig.\nIt is learned that the thief returned to Chet\'s home to steal a tire, helping Frank and Joe to find Queen abandoned in a public wooded area.\nThe excitement of finding Queen is quickly gone when it is reported that there has been a robbery of forty thousand dollars in securities and jewels from the Tower Mansion owned by siblings Hurd and Adelia Applegate.\nHurd Applegate is convinced that the Tower\'s caretaker, Henry Robinson, is the guilty party.\nThe Hardys are especially concerned by this accusation because Henry\'s son, Perry, is a friend of theirs who will have to quit school to work since his father can no longer get a job as a result of Applegate\'s accusation.\nThe only \'proof\' of Henry Robinson\'s guilt is that he was suddenly able to pay off a debt, and refused to reveal where he got the money to pay off the debt.\nThe Hardys suspect that the red-haired man may be involved with the Tower robbery and search the place where The Queen was found, finding the red wig.\nThe Hardys\' dad, detective Fenton Hardy, learns that the wig was manufactured in New York City.\nThe three Hardys go to New York and learn of a criminal named John "Red" Jackley who is fond of using disguises.\nSoon, Jackley is injured in a railroad handcar accident causing him to be hospitalized.\nAbout to die, Jackley confesses that he committed the Tower Mansion robbery and put the loot "in the old tower…" Jackley dies before he is able to explain further.\nAfter searches inside and outside of the Tower Mansion the stolen loot is still not found.\nFrank and Joe decide to go to the railroad where Jackley used to work to find out more information.\nWhile investigating, they see two water towers nearby.\nThe Hardys realize that Jackley was referring to the old water tower and not the Tower Mansion.\nInside the water tower they find the stolen items but are locked in the tower by a man calling himself Hobo Johnny.\nJohnny feels that anything in the tower belongs to him.\nFrank and Joe break out of the water tower and return the securities and jewelry.\nThen they are rewarded a thousand dollars for returning the missing jewels.\nIn the original version of the book Henry admits that a man who owed him money repaid a debt to him, but he was not allowed to tell anyone in case the man\'s other debtors found out.\nThis was revised in the 1959 version such that Adelia reveals that she loaned Henry Robinson the money to pay off his debt.\nFollowing the revelations and with the stolen loot returned, Hurd re-hires Henry with an increase in salary and Hurd builds the greenhouse that Henry has been wanting.
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conversations.value: Do you know the first four paragraphs for this book? End with the sentence ' Turning left, the detective finally paused before a bright red car.'.
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conversations.value: The Tower Treasure
  Frank, Joe, and Chet found Smuff entirely uncommunicative about where they were going. He seemed to enjoy the role he was playing.
  Joe could not resist the temptation of asking Smuff if he was going to lead them to the thief as well as to the car. The detective flushed in embarrassment and admitted that he did not have full details yet on this part of the mystery.
  Twenty minutes later Smuff pulled into the town of Ducksworth and drove straight to a used-car lot. Stopping, he announced, "Well, here we are. Get ready to fork over that money, Chet."
  Smuff nodded to the attendant in charge, then led the boys down a long aisle past row after row of cars to where several jalopies were lined up against a rear fence. Turning left, the detective finally paused before a bright red car.
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conversations.value: Do you know three more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: The whole group made their way toward the fruit store, but only the Hardys went inside. The others spread out to watch for Smuff, who was expected to leave his house soon. Each boy went over his part in the plan.
  Rocco threw up his hands in a gesture of disgust. "Oh, that man! He make me mad. He say I charge too much. He tell me I ought to go back to old country."
  Rocco showed them a wire incinerator in the yard, then left the store. Five minutes later there was a whistle from the street. A signal from Jerry! Frank and Joe went to the front door to watch. Smuff was just backing his car out of the driveway. As prearranged, Phil hurried over and stopped him.
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conversations.value: Do you know the last five paragraphs?
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conversations.value: As he returned to his chair, Mr. Applegate said, "There is just one more item of business—the reward. The thousand-dollar reward goes to Frank and Joe Hardy, who solved the mystery of the Tower treasure."
  The thought was too much for him. He dropped his head in his hands and groaned aloud. Frank and Joe did not dare look at each other. They were finding it difficult to restrain their laughter.
  He took the two checks from a pocket and handed one each to Frank and Joe, who accepted them with thanks. Mr. Applegate now invited his guests into the dining room for sandwiches, cake, and cold drinks.
  As Frank and Joe ate, they were congratulated over and over by the others in the room. They accepted it all with a grin, but secretly, each boy had a little feeling of sadness that the case had ended. They hoped another mystery would soon come their way, and one did at **THE HOUSE ON THE CLIFF.**
  And Joe added, "Frank and I for some time have wanted to build a crime lab on the second floor of our barn. Now we can do it. All right, Dad?"