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Nancy Drew
Nancy Drew Mystery Stories:
Nancy’s Mysterious Letter

By: Carolyn Keene

Chapter 1

In chapter one Nancy and some of her friends were coming back from the Red Gate Farm. On there way home they saw an elderly mail carrier named Ira Nixon. So they stop to talk to him in this conversation Ira say that Nancy had a letter from somewhere in London. So Nancy invited Ira for some hot coca at her house. So as Ira is at Nancy’s house he was ready to leave so when he is going he notices that his mail bag has gone missing. He knew that he brought it in so Nancy goes to see if and one saw it. On the way she asked a little boy and he gave her some clues. And when she told everyone Ira fainted.

Chapter 2

Nancy’s house worker tried something but it did not work so they decided to get the doctor down the street. As the doctor was working on Ira the house keeper was the girls about how Ira had a mean brother how sued him because he would not give him some of the money that Ira’s mom gave him that his father gave it to him when he died. So now that think that he did it. But the main thing was that there was I large amount of money in cash for Mr. Drew. After awhile Ira woke and Nancy asked him a lot of question about the letter. He Said he remember there was 3 names. So now Nancy thinks it might be a law firm. Also Ira went to the hospital.

Chapter 3

In this chapter Nancy went to see Ira. After that went she was home she got a knock on the door. This person was telling her that she and Ira had broken some laws. She broke a law because she let Ira in to her house when he was on duty. Ira broke a law because he was not watching his mail bag at the time. So at the Drew’s dinner Nancy told that all to her dad and she wanted to no some more stuff about the letter. Well Mr. Drew asked his friend to look up Law firms that were in London that Ira had explanted. And there was a firm so Mr. drew told them that she was not able to get the letter so they will send her

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