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The Missing Will Analysis
Nancy Drew, a normal sixteen-year-old girl helps her dad, is a high school graduate and drives a car. But on an eventful morning, as she was driving along and she saw Judy fall off a bridge. Nancy took her to Judy aunt’s house and told them what happened. The aunts thanked Nancy and told her how the young girl came into their care, the story ended with a missing will. Nancy left knowing she would help them by finding the missing will. The young detective discovers evidence that leads to a house and an old clock. Nancy Drew and the secret old clock will she find the will or will she fail and have to start
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