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The Hardy Boys: The Tower Treasure

Franklin W. Dixon

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Teen brothers Frank and Joe Hardy chase a car thief and end up hunting a hidden fortune in an old mansion tower. The very first Hardy Boys mystery, in its original 1927 text.

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