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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story about Chet, Biff, Joe entitled The Missing Chums.
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conversations.value: The Missing Chums: At the beginning of the story the boys take their new boat, the Sleuth, out on the bay.\nWhile they are cruising on the bay another boat nearly rams them.\nThey are unable to give chase because of a damaged steering mechanism on boat, and the boys end up going around in circles.\nIt turns out that the boat that nearly rammed them had a purpose for doing so, but the reason why is not revealed until the end of the story.\nSoon after, the boys prepare to go to Callie Shaw\'s costume party.\nThey inadvertently stumble upon another part of the unraveling mystery as they see some unknown men in mr French\'s Costume Shop, who appear to threaten him.\nReturning home, the boys frighten their Aunt Gertrude with their costumes.\n(Aunt Gertrude is a recurring character in the series) Soon the boys are off to the costume party on their motorcycles.\nOn the way they realize that the bank is being robbed.\nThey follow the criminals until they lose them at the docks, where they hop into a boat and escape into the fog.\nAfter notifying the United States Coast Guard, the boys gain permission from Chief Collig to search for the criminals in the Sleuth, but the boys discover the Sleuth has been stolen.\nThe boys search for the bank robbers in Tony Prito\'s boat, the Napoli, but are unable to find them in the thickening fog.\nThe boys return home, explain to their father everything they saw at the bank and during the chase, and then head out to the costume party.\nThe next day the boys awaken to learn that Chet Morton and Biff Hooper never made it home from the party.\nThe boys not only have to learn who stole the Sleuth, but where their missing friends went, and who robbed the bank.\nAs the story develops the boys learn that expensive radios that may have been stolen are turning up.\nLastly, a hermit on a tiny island with a shotgun threatens the boys.\nSoon they rescue their friends and escape.\nThe story ends saying that Frank and Joe would soon start a new case "in the near future while "Hunting for Hidden Gold".\n\' The original story opens with Chet Morton and Biff Hooper preparing for a week-long boating trip in Biff\'s new motorboat Envoy.\nAs Frank and Joe are instructing Biff on the handling of the craft in Barmet Bay, another boat occupied by three men menaces them, nearly causing Envoy to collide with two sailboats.\nThe Hardy Boys note that the three men were closely watching Chet and Biff, which becomes important later in the story.\nThe next day, an excited Chet and Biff leave for their boating trip on the Envoy.\nBoth friend Tony Prito in his boat Napoli and Frank and Joe in their Sleuth decide to escort their friends to the end of the bay to see them off on their journey.\nFrank and Joe take Callie Shaw and Iola Morton as passengers.\nBut before any of them reach the ocean, a violent squall strikes the bay and the Sleuth is forced to turn back to port, nearly capsizing.\nSoon after, Napoli also returns and Tony reports that Envoy did not turn back, and that Biff and Chet decided to press on through the storm.\nThe boat was last seen headed out to the open ocean.\nAfter three days with no word from their friends, Frank and Joe organize a search effort to find trace of them.\nBefore they can begin, however, their plans are interrupted by the arrival of their Aunt Gertrude, who has come for an extended visit, and doesn\'t approve of "letting children go out in boats".\nWith the approval of mrs Hardy, they eventually begin searching up the coast, accompanied again by Tony Prito in his Napoli.\nNo villages up the coast have seen any sign of Biff\'s boat, though the boys do find some anonymous wreckage on a reef which leads them to believe that disaster struck the Envoy.\nThey return home in defeat, and Chet and Biff are presumed dead by the community.\nSeveral days later, however, their hopes are restored when Aunt Gertrude opens a letter addressed to her brother Fenton Hardy.\nIt is from Baldy Turk\'s gang, who claim to have kidnapped Frank and Joe, and are demanding ransom for their return.\nFrank and Joe, obviously not kidnapped, deduce that gangsters must be holding Chet and Biff, mistakenly believing that they are the Hardy Brothers.\nAt this time, Tony also remembers that Biff once mentioned going down the coast, to Blacksnake Island.\nAfter one misadventure where Frank and Joe believe they have spotted Chet on a schooner, the boys approach Blacksnake Island to see the same boat which had menaced them on the bay leaving it.\nThey land on the island and search for signs of Chet and Biff, eventually finding them being held captive in a cave by Baldy Turk\'s gang.\nAfter briefly freeing their friends, all the boys are recaptured, and hear news that Fenton Hardy has also been taken by the gang.\nThey escape again, but Frank and Joe get separated from their friends once more in the darkness.\nThey reach their boat, and steal the gang\'s boats as well, leaving the criminals stranded on the island with Chet and Biff.\nThe Hardys return with the authorities and round up the gang, finally releasing their friends from captivity.\nThey return home to find that their father is also safe, and had arrested Baldy Turk while Frank and Joe had helped capture the rest of his gang.
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conversations.value: \nThey return home to find that their father is also safe, and had arrested Baldy Turk while Frank and Joe had helped capture the rest of his gang..\nThe Hardys return with the authorities and round up the gang, finally releasing their friends from captivity.\nThey reach their boat, and steal the gang\'s boats as well, leaving the criminals stranded on the island with Chet and Biff.\nThey escape again, but Frank and Joe get separated from their friends once more in the darkness.\nAfter briefly freeing their friends, all the boys are recaptured, and hear news that Fenton Hardy has also been taken by the gang.\nThey land on the island and search for signs of Chet and Biff, eventually finding them being held captive in a cave by Baldy Turk\'s gang.\nAfter one misadventure where Frank and Joe believe they have spotted Chet on a schooner, the boys approach Blacksnake Island to see the same boat which had menaced them on the bay leaving it.\nAt this time, Tony also remembers that Biff once mentioned going down the coast, to Blacksnake Island.\nFrank and Joe, obviously not kidnapped, deduce that gangsters must be holding Chet and Biff, mistakenly believing that they are the Hardy Brothers.\nIt is from Baldy Turk\'s gang, who claim to have kidnapped Frank and Joe, and are demanding ransom for their return.\nSeveral days later, however, their hopes are restored when Aunt Gertrude opens a letter addressed to her brother Fenton Hardy.\nThey return home in defeat, and Chet and Biff are presumed dead by the community.\nNo villages up the coast have seen any sign of Biff\'s boat, though the boys do find some anonymous wreckage on a reef which leads them to believe that disaster struck the Envoy.\nWith the approval of mrs Hardy, they eventually begin searching up the coast, accompanied again by Tony Prito in his Napoli.\nBefore they can begin, however, their plans are interrupted by the arrival of their Aunt Gertrude, who has come for an extended visit, and doesn\'t approve of "letting children go out in boats".\nAfter three days with no word from their friends, Frank and Joe organize a search effort to find trace of them.\nThe boat was last seen headed out to the open ocean.\nSoon after, Napoli also returns and Tony reports that Envoy did not turn back, and that Biff and Chet decided to press on through the storm.\nBut before any of them reach the ocean, a violent squall strikes the bay and the Sleuth is forced to turn back to port, nearly capsizing.\nFrank and Joe take Callie Shaw and Iola Morton as passengers.\nBoth friend Tony Prito in his boat Napoli and Frank and Joe in their Sleuth decide to escort their friends to the end of the bay to see them off on their journey.\nThe next day, an excited Chet and Biff leave for their boating trip on the Envoy.\nThe Hardy Boys note that the three men were closely watching Chet and Biff, which becomes important later in the story.\nAs Frank and Joe are instructing Biff on the handling of the craft in Barmet Bay, another boat occupied by three men menaces them, nearly causing Envoy to collide with two sailboats.\n\' The original story opens with Chet Morton and Biff Hooper preparing for a week-long boating trip in Biff\'s new motorboat Envoy.\nThe story ends saying that Frank and Joe would soon start a new case "in the near future while "Hunting for Hidden Gold".\nSoon they rescue their friends and escape.\nLastly, a hermit on a tiny island with a shotgun threatens the boys.\nAs the story develops the boys learn that expensive radios that may have been stolen are turning up.\nThe boys not only have to learn who stole the Sleuth, but where their missing friends went, and who robbed the bank.\nThe next day the boys awaken to learn that Chet Morton and Biff Hooper never made it home from the party.\nThe boys return home, explain to their father everything they saw at the bank and during the chase, and then head out to the costume party.\nThe boys search for the bank robbers in Tony Prito\'s boat, the Napoli, but are unable to find them in the thickening fog.\nAfter notifying the United States Coast Guard, the boys gain permission from Chief Collig to search for the criminals in the Sleuth, but the boys discover the Sleuth has been stolen.\nThey follow the criminals until they lose them at the docks, where they hop into a boat and escape into the fog.\nOn the way they realize that the bank is being robbed.\n(Aunt Gertrude is a recurring character in the series) Soon the boys are off to the costume party on their motorcycles.\nReturning home, the boys frighten their Aunt Gertrude with their costumes.\nThey inadvertently stumble upon another part of the unraveling mystery as they see some unknown men in mr French\'s Costume Shop, who appear to threaten him.\nSoon after, the boys prepare to go to Callie Shaw\'s costume party.\nIt turns out that the boat that nearly rammed them had a purpose for doing so, but the reason why is not revealed until the end of the story.\nThey are unable to give chase because of a damaged steering mechanism on boat, and the boys end up going around in circles.\nWhile they are cruising on the bay another boat nearly rams them.The Missing Chums: At the beginning of the story the boys take their new boat, the Sleuth, out on the bay
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conversations.value: Give me the first five paragraphs for this story.
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conversations.value: The Missing Chums
  Dark-haired, eighteen-year-old Frank had jumped onto an identical motorcycle, standing beside that of his blond brother, who was a year younger. The two machines roared out into the hot morning sunlight. Ten minutes later the boys arrived at police headquarters in downtown Bayport.
  They were greeted by the desk sergeant. "Hello Frank—Joe!" He waved them toward the chief's office. "He's waiting for you."
  Chief Collig nodded. "The men there seem to be in an ugly mood—violence and fighting at night. The charitable landowner who permits them to stay there wants us to investigate, but it'll have to be an undercover job because those drifters recognize the police."
  Soon they saw a jumble of board shanties on the wide beach ahead. Some were nothing more than open lean-tos, but others had glass windows and stovepipes. Pieces of ragged clothing fluttered from ropes in the breeze. Smoke curled up lazily from a small fire around which three men lay, watching the steam from a black pot which hung on a tripod above the flames.
  The brothers turned their motorcycles around and headed toward the outskirts of Bayport, where the many private docks lay. Brightly painted cabin craft and sailboats with slender masts rode at mooring floats.
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conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Lieutenant Daley looked doubtful. "If Sutton stole the radio, why would he plant it on Alf? That would only call the attention of the police to himself."
  Chief Collig looked at the boys keenly. "I see what you're driving at—that Sutton may be more than a petty thief—he and the other two might be involved in the robbery!"
  As Lieutenant Daley stared at the Hardys in amazement, Frank replied, "You're right, Chief. But we have no solid evidence yet to back up our hunch. Joe and I will check stores in town tomorrow to see where the radio came from."
  When the Hardys reached home, their house was dark. They let themselves in quietly, went to bed, and fell asleep at once.
  Instantly Frank was awake. The boys hurried downstairs. As the gentle knocking began again, Frank switched on the porch light. Joe swung open the front door. Before them stood a tall, thin, worried-looking man.
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conversations.value: Before them stood a tall, thin, worried-looking man.. Joe swung open the front door. As the gentle knocking began again, Frank switched on the porch light. The boys hurried downstairs.
  Instantly Frank was awake. They let themselves in quietly, went to bed, and fell asleep at once."
  When the Hardys reached home, their house was dark. Joe and I will check stores in town tomorrow to see where the radio came from. But we have no solid evidence yet to back up our hunch. "I see what you're driving at—that Sutton may be more than a petty thief—he and the other two might be involved in the robbery!"
  As Lieutenant Daley stared at the Hardys in amazement, Frank replied, "You're right, Chief."
  Chief Collig looked at the boys keenly. "If Sutton stole the radio, why would he plant it on Alf? That would only call the attention of the police to himself.Lieutenant Daley looked doubtful
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conversations.value: Give me the last four paragraphs.
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conversations.value: News of the capture had been radioed ahead, so the Morton and Hooper families were on the pier to embrace their sons. Fenton Hardy, too, came forward to congratulate Frank and Joe and their chums.
  A cheer arose from the whole group. Nodding modestly, Mr. Hardy explained, "The robbers we rounded up here talked, hoping for clemency, so that made the job simple."
  When Mr. Hardy finished speaking, Collig boomed out, "I congratulate you, boys. You solved three mysteries at once. And you even helped us round up two crooked dockmen."
  Pat Muster chortled. "But the weather was uncertain and the big, bold bandit said he was afraid to make the trip!"