The Cthulhu Encryption
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Chapelain asked, when he was satisfied that the woman was in a deep trance.“Ysolde Leonys.”“Have you ever had any other name?”“No.”“Where were you born?”“Callaba, in India.”“On what date?”“Saint Sylvester’s Day, 1722.”Chapelain looked at Dupin, but Dupin immediately shook his head, instructing the mesmerist not to challenge the impossible claim.“Who was your father?” Chapelain continued.“He called himself Mark Leonys of Cornwall, but that was not his true name.”“What was his true name?”“John Tay...lor.” There as only the slightest of pauses before she added the inevitable mantra: “Jack Taylor was a bad man.”“Who told you that Jack Taylor was a bad man?”“Oberon.”Again, Chapelain looked at Dupin; again, Dupin shook his head.“What became of your father, John Taylor?” Chapelain asked.“He sailed for the South Seas. He never came back.”“Why did he sail for the South Seas?”“To seek protection.”“Protection from what?”“Angria—and the ghost.”Dupin raised his eyebrows at the mention of the name Angria, but did not attempt to deflect Chapelain from his course“What ghost?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chapelain asked, when he was satisfied that the woman was in a deep trance.“Ysolde Leonys.”“Have you ever had any other name?”“No.”“Where were you born?”“Callaba, in India.”“On what date?”“Saint Sylvester’s Day, 1722.”Chapelain looked at Dupin, but Dupin immediately shook his head, instructing the mesmerist not to challenge the impossible claim.“Who was your father?” Chapelain continued.“He called himself Mark Leonys of Cornwall, but that was not his true name.”“What was his true name?”“John Tay...lor.” There as only the slightest of pauses before she added the inevitable mantra: “Jack Taylor was a bad man.”“Who told you that Jack Taylor was a bad man?”“Oberon.”Again, Chapelain looked at Dupin; again, Dupin shook his head.“What became of your father, John Taylor?” Chapelain asked.“He sailed for the South Seas. He never came back.”“Why did he sail for the South Seas?”“To seek protection.”“Protection from what?”“Angria—and the ghost.”Dupin raised his eyebrows at the mention of the name Angria, but did not attempt to deflect Chapelain from his course“What ghost?”
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