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 1    1,    1|   letters formed the concluding paragraph remained for some moments
 2    2,   12|       reflection; “to try every paragraph, one after the other, would
 3    2,   12|      absent from its concluding paragraph.”~The magistrate’s reasoning
 4    2,   12|        as contained in its last paragraph.~Here is the paragraph,
 5    2,   12|     last paragraph.~Here is the paragraph, for it is necessary to
 6    2,   12|        letters there are in the paragraph.”~He counted them, pen in
 7    2,   12|        and that is that in this paragraph all the letters of the alphabet
 8    2,   12|      And thus there are in this paragraph, after we have done our
 9    2,   12|        alphabet to those of his paragraph. But before making this
10    2,   12|     under the first line of the paragraph the true letters, which,
11    2,   12|       he reached the end of the paragraph.~Oddity as he was, he did
12    2,   13| document.~“Well! study the last paragraph! There you understand the
13    2,   13|        and sixth letters of the paragraph, and the two hundred and
14    2,   13|         sixtieth letters of the paragraph were consecutive h’s. At
15    2,   13|         assume that in the last paragraph all that is written in these
16    2,   13|       of Dacosta is in the last paragraph; and taking successively
17    2,   14|      separate the words in this paragraph? We might—we will try—but
18    2,   14|       beginning and end of each paragraph. There may be a chance there
19    2,   14|     fact, to take only the last paragraph with which he began, the
20    2,   14|       seven last letters of the paragraph, p s u v j h d, of which
21    2,   14|        the first letters of the paragraph, and putting over them the
22    2,   18|        first six letters of the paragraph he obtained the following
23    2,   18|         six last letters of the paragraph, as he had done over the
24    2,   18|        the first letters of the paragraph, repeating them as often
25    2,   19|        first unraveled the last paragraph of the document by means
26    2,   19|       conclusive than this last paragraph, which summarized the whole