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Roger de Rabutin Cryptogram

MediumLove71 letters

Solving Approach

At this length, the average word here runs about 4.2 letters. With plenty of short words in the mix, start by isolating any single-letter or two-letter groups — those are almost always "A," "I," "TO," "OF," or "IS." Rated medium, this one asks for a bit more pattern recognition than a warm-up puzzle, but nothing that requires guesswork.

About Roger de Rabutin

Roger de Rabutin, known as the Count of Bussy, was a 17th-century French writer famous for his witty correspondence and memoirs that chronicled court life under Louis XIV. His most celebrated work, "Histoire amoureuse des Gaules," was a scandalous chronicle of love affairs among the nobility that earned him imprisonment in the Bastille. He is best remembered for his sharp observations on human nature and love, declaring that "absence is to love what wind is to fire; it extinguishes the small and kindles the great." His letters remain valued for their elegance and penetrating social commentary.

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Did you know? Roger de Rabutin, Comte de Bussy, was a seventeenth-century French soldier and writer known for his sharp wit and scandalous literary works.

0s⚡ ahead of par
Par: 3m 38s
0 / 21 letters decoded
GRUQLMQPUYIXIBQGUSPLAPUYIJPKQ ;PYQFYPLZOPUEQUYEQUDGXXGLAQLWPLAXQUYEQZKQGY .
Category: LoveDifficulty: Medium71 letters

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