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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Perry, Hardy, Katawa entitled The Secret Warning.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Secret Warning: On a stormy night, the Hardy boys receive a visit from Captain Early who tells them the story of Red Rogers, the 'Jolly Roger', and Whalebone Island, where he is said to haunt.\nThe next day, the boys receive a map in the mail showing a red 'X' on Whalebone Island.\nThey assume this is a treasure map so they, along with their friend Chet Morton, go to meet their father and explore the island.\nAs they approach, they see the abandoned lighthouse flashing a warning to them in Morse code.\nOn the island, they find their father who tells them about a solid gold bust of an Egyptian Pharaoh which was owned by mr Zufar.\nWhile it was being shipped to America aboard a freighter named Katawa, the ship sank and mr Zufar is making an insurance claim for one million dollars.\nHowever, the insurance company has received a tip that the head was not on the ship when it sank and mr Zufar is trying to defraud them.\nThe Hardy boys end up on the salvage ship that is sent to search the Katawa, which happens to be sunk very close to Whalebone Island.\nWhile they are on board, they notice another salvage ship in the area as well.\nOnce the diver is lowered to the sunken ship, he finds that someone else has already been there and stolen some of the ship's equipment.\nOn a later dive, the diver is nearly killed when a squid triggers a booby trap that was intended for him.\nThe boys leave the salvage ship when they receive notice that their father has gone missing.\nThey return to shore and locate their father and the missing Pharaoh's head and put a stop to a plan by mr Zufar to sell the real head while also collecting the insurance for the head which was supposedly sunken.\nIn the end, while the bad guys nearly capture them, the rival divers come to their rescue, having earlier revealed that they were searching for a U-boat sank by Captain Early during World War II.\nAs a result of an earlier rescue the boys performed, the divers were going to give them a share of the treasure and had come to do so when they found them in trouble.\nWhile the mystery is solved, the boys discover that the money the other divers were after is actually counterfeit.\nThe Hardy Boys meet up with a professional diver by the name of Roland Perry, who is employed by the Crux Brothers diving company.\nAfter the boys rescue Perry from a mishap on the water, they loan him one of their father's suits, and Perry heads off to his next job at nearby Bailey's Landing.\nBut the suit happened to contain important notes for the case that the elder Hardy was working on, so he sends the boys to retrieve them.\nAlong the way, they run afoul of two thugs, Bock and Simon.\nAfter retrieving the notes, the boys stick around to help Perry raise a yacht belonging to a wealthy businessman.\nIn the process, they become entangled in Perry's bitter feud with another diver, Gus Kuntz, the unscrupulous owner of a rival diving company.\nKuntz employs the thugs Bock and Simon, and repeatedly tries to sabotage Perry's diving operations, putting Perry's and the boys' lives at risk.\nMysterious notes left at the Hardys' hotel serve as the eponymous secret warnings, foretelling misfortune, but the boys are undaunted.\nAt length the yacht is raised, and Perry moves on to his next job: searching for treasure in the sunken ocean liner Katawa off of Reed's Point.\nThey enlist the aid of eager photographer and inventor Earl Chipsley and his remarkable underwater X-ray motion picture camera.\nBut the second mate of the Katawa, Clark Hornblow, institutionalized after having gone mad at the time of the wreck, insists the riches are elsewhere, having been stolen by other officers using a lifeboat.\nWhat's more, Kuntz and his henchmen will stop at nothing to claim the gold and diamonds for themselves.\nThe Hardys are beset by dangers above and below the surface of the sea as they attempt to secure the Katawa's fantastic treasure.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the first four paragraphs for this book.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Secret Warning
  Joe suddenly leaped up off the bed as if he had been stung. "Sufferin' snakes!" he blurted. "Bogdan! Fritz Bogdan!"
  Sam Radley paced back and forth worriedly. "Boys, if you're right, we'd better move fast," he decided. "We might be able to nail Bogdan on his way back to New York from here."
  The Ace Air Service pilot had planned to stay overnight at a motel near the Philadelphia airport. Sam telephoned him and arranged to have the plane readied for take-off immediately.
  As soon as they landed, they checked telephone directories to find Bogdan's home address, but could find no listing.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Frank had a little difficulty making out the latitude and longitude numbers representing the fourth sinking. Inscribed near the handle of the cane, they were dim from wear. Frank relayed the position, and as Joe pinpointed the location, he suddenly exclaimed, "Good night! That's right where we are!"
  The boy heard the captain chuckle. "Yes, I guess it was. Our radar picked up that U-boat in the dead of night."
  Tension ran high on the Petrel as the crew waited out Perry's gradual ascent. Finally he was hauled out of the water.
  Perry's face was flushed with rage. "Not a scratch—but it was sheer luck!" The diver related that as he was about to enter the Katawa's hold, he had sighted a huge squid which had apparently come prowling into the hulk. Perry had backed off to give it a wide berth. As he waited outside the sunken freighter for the squid to swim away, a sudden small explosion blew the creature to fragments!
  Perry went on, tight-lipped, "Must have been a booby trap planted near the edge of the hold —gelignite, probably—and the squid brushed against it. Could've been me—which was probably the idea of whoever set the trap. Or, if I hadn't touched it off myself, my air line would have, while I was moving around inside. You know what that would have done!"
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Delete the last sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Frank had a little difficulty making out the latitude and longitude numbers representing the fourth sinking. Inscribed near the handle of the cane, they were dim from wear. Frank relayed the position, and as Joe pinpointed the location, he suddenly exclaimed, "Good night! That's right where we are!"
  The boy heard the captain chuckle. "Yes, I guess it was. Our radar picked up that U-boat in the dead of night."
  Tension ran high on the Petrel as the crew waited out Perry's gradual ascent. Finally he was hauled out of the water.
  Perry's face was flushed with rage. "Not a scratch—but it was sheer luck!" The diver related that as he was about to enter the Katawa's hold, he had sighted a huge squid which had apparently come prowling into the hulk. Perry had backed off to give it a wide berth. As he waited outside the sunken freighter for the squid to swim away, a sudden small explosion blew the creature to fragments!
  Perry went on, tight-lipped, "Must have been a booby trap planted near the edge of the hold —gelignite, probably—and the squid brushed against it. Could've been me—which was probably the idea of whoever set the trap. Or, if I hadn't touched it off myself, my air line would have, while I was moving around inside.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the last three paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: A little later the Hardys contacted Sam Radley. They were overjoyed to learn their father had fully recuperated and would be out of the hospital the next day. Sam assured the boys he would give Mr. Hardy full details of their sleuthing success.
  Chet flashed a wise look at his two chums. "When you received the secret warning I had a hunch the Pharaoh's curse was no laughing matter. It sure caught up with Zufar and his gang." He hooked his thumbs into his belt. "Now that this case is closed," he said with an air of satisfaction, "we can relax a little. Hey! How about going to Captain Early's place and—"
  With a victory whoop, the boys set off, unaware at the moment that The Twisted Claw, their next mystery, soon would plunge them into another harrowing adventure.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Delete the first sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: They were overjoyed to learn their father had fully recuperated and would be out of the hospital the next day. Sam assured the boys he would give Mr. Hardy full details of their sleuthing success.
  Chet flashed a wise look at his two chums. "When you received the secret warning I had a hunch the Pharaoh's curse was no laughing matter. It sure caught up with Zufar and his gang." He hooked his thumbs into his belt. "Now that this case is closed," he said with an air of satisfaction, "we can relax a little. Hey! How about going to Captain Early's place and—"
  With a victory whoop, the boys set off, unaware at the moment that The Twisted Claw, their next mystery, soon would plunge them into another harrowing adventure.