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tain, that though the Cypher s follows the Let- 

 ters / and h at thofe feven times, yet it cannot 

 poffibly prove the Letter e^ becaufe in the Nu-^ 

 merical Table it rifes no higher than to twenty- 

 four : And fince it is not an ^, it muft be the 

 Letter y of courfe, which makes me fufpedt it to 

 be taken out of Scripture or fome Prayer- Book ; 

 and indeed whenever I find out two Letters in a 

 three-cyphered Word, I very carefully run over the 

 whole Alphabet to difcover the third unknown 

 Cypher, and infpe6t the Numerical Table, And 

 now the feventy-feventh cyphered Word qox67 

 muft confequently ftand for the Word thofe ^ becaufe 

 the afore-difco vered Words, 'u/^;. the^ that^ they^ do 

 exaftly tally with it. The fifty-fourth and fifty^ 

 fifth cyphered Words xn Dx muft fignify on and 

 no^ becaufe they confift of the fame two Cyphers 

 differently placed: But the moft frequent way to 

 difcover the Letter 0^ is by looking out for a two- 

 cyphered Word that begins with a /, becaufe the 

 other Cypher muft be 0. As the Word and is fo 

 very often in all Writings, it is eafily met with 

 thus, viz, the twenty-eighth cyphered Word 905 

 will neceffarily mean the Word and^ becaufe it 

 is feven times found in the Writing, and alfo 

 becaufe the two firft Cyphers of it agree with 

 the afore-difcovered Words, viz. the^ tbat^ they, 

 thofe ^ on^ no. Remarkable Cyphered Words are the 

 feventy-ninth and the hundredth and fifth, viz. 

 bopii and 911, which plainly fhow themfelves 



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