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| 35 | 176 | "The numbers are then matched," I said. |
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| 35 | 173 | "It is only View more quotes about necessary">necessary that the sender and the receiver of the message use a corresponding sheet of squares, of which there could be an indefinite number, but which, to date, seems to consist of one hundred sheets". |
| 35 | 174 | "There must be a way," I said, "to know what sheet to use, as there are so many". |
| 35 | 175 | "As you cannot read," said Master Desmond, "this is not obvious to you, but the small sheet which seems to be a game's annotation and the large sheet, whose squares contain letters, or meaningless marks, are both numbered". |
| 35 | 176 | "The numbers are then matched," I said. |
| 35 | 177 | "Yes," he said. |
| 35 | 178 | "Perhaps a message could be unraveled". |
| 35 | 179 | "But not easily, or quickly," he said. |