March looking for his son's songs that were composed but never published, so he can sell them for money to raise his granddaughter, Susan.
The story is largely similar to the original, with Mr. The revised version, still in print, is a condensed version of the original story, which has 20 chapters instead of 25. The resolution of both cases are quite climactic. Nancy continues trying to solve both mysteries, discovering hidden songs in the process. Nancy and Ned figure out how they were tricked, and make up. But Ned and Effie Schnieder, the maid, rescue her just in time. At the end, Nancy is imprisoned in a room with a black widow spider, about to give her a deadly bite. It turns out that Diane Dight, daughter of the owner of the Dight plant, intercepts his communication asking Nancy out so that she can date Ned and another boy, also involved in the mystery, can date Nancy. There is also a subplot in the original text in which Nancy is confused as to why Ned hasn't asked her out to a dance. And what is Bushy Trott, manic scientist, doing at the Dight plant?
Booker, solicits her aid in his investigation of a rival company, the Dight plant, which seems to be manufacturing silk cloth using his patented methods. March so he can get some money in the meantime. They search the estate, for clues, and also find valuable antiques that they sell for Mr. Nancy goes to his estate, Pleasant Hedges, to investigate, with the assistance of her good friends, Bess and George. March's daughter and his father, living together on the family estate, are rapidly running out of money, and believe some of Philip's music is being sold and played on the radio. Nancy searches for clues to missing music manuscripts written by the late soldier Philip March.
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