Shakespeare's Numbers (Posted on 2004-01-09)

	Submitted by Sam
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HINTS First, the words have been broken up, which should make it much easier. Letters can be represented by either one or two digit numbers. Look at the last word in each. Does it look a little too regular? - ANSWER First line: Now is the winter of our discontent Second: Made glorious summer by this sun of York The "words" at the end of each line are simply the key to each phrase: Shift the numbers corresponding to each letter up by 9, 7, 9, 5, 9, 3, 9, 1 and loop around for the first sentence, ditto for 13151719 on the second.

	Subject	Author	Date
	answer	K Sengupta	2007-12-23 06:40:28
	re: Solution (no computer program used)	Sam	2004-01-10 10:31:03
	Solution (no computer program used)	Penny	2004-01-10 00:53:15
	re: -more Shakespeare lines	Tristan	2004-01-09 19:44:44
	More like a 5 difficulty.. and some thoughts	Victor Zapana	2004-01-09 16:56:37
	Not a cryptologist but . . .	Dan Blume	2004-01-09 16:46:14