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'''The legend writ:''' Refers to the Ottendorf cipher needed to locate Benjamin Franklin's glasses. |
'''The legend writ:''' Refers to the Ottendorf cipher needed to locate Benjamin Franklin's glasses. |
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'''The key in Silence undetected:''' The key to the Ottendorf cipher is in the Silence Dogood letters that Benjamin Franklin wrote. |
'''The key in Silence undetected:''' The key to the Ottendorf cipher is in the Silence Dogood letters that Benjamin Franklin wrote. |
Revision as of 13:59, 4 April 2019
The legend writ, the stain affected, the key in Silence undetected, fifty-five in iron pen, Mr. Matlack can't offend.
This riddle was the key to finding the lost treasure of the colonials in National Treasure. It was engraved on a meerschaum pipe that the captain of the Charlotte guarded with his life. Each section corresponded to a different component needed to find the way to the treasure.
The legend writ: Refers to the Ottendorf cipher needed to locate Benjamin Franklin's glasses.
The stain affected: The map is invisible to the naked eye.
The key in Silence undetected: The key to the Ottendorf cipher is in the Silence Dogood letters that Benjamin Franklin wrote.
Fifty-five in iron pen, Mr. Matlack can't offend: The map is hidden on the back of the Declaration of Independence.