| tomszep | Date: Monday, 10 Jun 2013, 08:18:49 | Message # 1 |
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Anderson ventured upon no surmises, and was very ready surrender the box and the parchment to the Historical Society of Viborg to be slipped into their museum.
Next morning the same party reassembled in Number 12. The landlord was naturally anxious to avoid engaging outside help, and yet it was imperative that the mystery attaching to it area of the house should be fixed. Accordingly the two servants had been elicited to take upon them the function of carpenters. The furniture was cleared away, and, at the cost of plenty of irretrievably damaged planks, that component to the floor was taken on which lay nearest to Number 14.
I possess a copy of an astrological work that i have not read. It has, by way of frontispiece, a woodcut by Hans Sebald Beham, that represent a number of sages seated round a table. This detail may enable lovers to spot the book. I cannot myself recollect its title, and it is not currently attainable; but the fly-leaves today are covered with writing, and, during the several years in which I have owned the quantity, I have not had the oppertunity to determine which way up this writing ought to be read, much less in what language it is. Not dissimilar was the career of Anderson and Jensen after the protracted examination to that they submitted the document in the office assistant box.
You will naturally suppose that a skeleton 鈥?say that of Mag Nicolas Francken 鈥?was discovered. That was not so. What they did find lying between the cross-bow supports which supported the flooring was a small office assistant box. In it was a neatly-folded vellum document, with about twenty lines of writing. Both Anderson and Jensen (who became something of a palaeographer) were much excited by this discovery, which corresponding to afford the key to these extraordinary phenomena.
After two days鈥?consideration today, Jensen, who was the bolder spirit of the two, hazarded the conjecture that the language was either Latin or Old Danish.
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