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Cipher Challenge

A Matter of Pairs

Francis Bacon’s biliteral cipher conceals one message inside another by assigning every carrier letter to class A or B. Each group of five carrier letters represents one plaintext letter, and a carrier letter keeps the same class wherever it appears. The word BACON occurs somewhere in the plaintext.

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Source & status

Origin
Original to Decipher
Solution
Established

Ciphertext

EARLY CEDAR TRAYS BROWN SAUCE UMAMI COOKS CURED BERRY
FRIED GRAIN JUICY CIDER BELLY WOODS SMOKE CRUMB ROAST
SMOKY AROMA BACON BELLY CUMIN LAYER BREAD SYRUP LUNCH
JUICY SIDES CHARD JELLY CHEWS CRUMB CLEAN CRISP CREAM
FRESH ROLLS CREAM SYRUP BERRY MELBA AROMA WHEAT TABLE

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