Given that
232232:1428:23176:321623251421:247:242827:9182212161427141929:97959391
is the first line to one of Shakespeare's more famous plays, what does
144510:819162710182224:20221422621:330:21151028:202415:207:32162812:13151719
mean?
Not an answer but some thoughts. The numbers are heavily weighted toward ones and twos and lightly weighted toward zero. This appears to be some sort of direct/indirect substitution of numbers 1-26 for the letters of the alphabet. This leads me to believe that the words are of the following lengths: 4:2:3:7:2:5:12:8. Second line: 4:9:6:5:3:2:6:4
The last series of numbers in the first line is significantly different. It has no twos and only one "1" at the end.
Other thoughts are that "27" and "28" appear often and "13 15 17 19" are the last numbers of the second line.
Does this help? Thought not! :)
Not a cryptologist but . . .
