Bacon's Biliteral Cipher

"The decipherment is completed in this same manner, advancing progressively and judiciously, the letters and the words already determined permitting the limitation of the number of trials that remain for suggesting letters and words likely to follow [our italics]."
--General Cartier, quoted by the Friedmans in The Shakespearean Ciphers Examined, 257n.

"The decipherment is completed in this same manner, advancing progressively and judiciously, the letters and the words already determined permitting the limitation of the number of trials that remain for suggesting letters and words likely to follow [our italics]."

thele abaaa I	tters aaabb D	andth abaaa I	eword aaabb D	salre abbaa N	adyde abbab O	termi baaba T	nedpe babaa W	rmitt baaaa R
ingth abaaa I	elimi baaba T	tatio aabaa E	nofth baaba T	enumb aabbb H	eroft aabaa E	rials abbba P	thatr ababa L	emain aaaaa A
forsu babba Y	ggest baaab S	ingle aabab F	tters aaaab B	andwo aaaaa A	rdsli aaaba C	kelyt abbab O	ofoll abbaa N	ow

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