treat the second word in the same manner, the following will be the result:—
| T | j | o | h | w |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| i | n | g | v | |
| m | f | u | ||
| e | t | |||
| s |
which read in the same slanting way produces the word Times. So far our authority is correct, and here we leave him. The following participle and article are of course evident, and then comes the principal word of the sentence, which the transcriber makes to be Jefferies, which it is doubtless intended to be; but in his hurry the inventor or solver has