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	<title>Comments on: Book Review: The Shakespeare Code by Virginia Fellows</title>
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		<title>By: glowray@gmail.com</title>
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		<description>The power of this story lies in an actual device created in the 1890s by a young Dr. Orville Owen.

Owen was a busy and successful physician who memorized the entire works of Shakespeare as a way to clear his mind between difficult cases. He began to see patterns and in time discovered what is now called the word cipher.

Owen built a one-of-a-kind cipher wheel exactly as the hidden code in the Shakespearean plays instructs:

    The easiest way to carry on the work is to
    Take your knife and cut all our books asunder,
    And set the leaves on a great firm wheel
    Which rolls and rolls. 

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<p>Owen was a busy and successful physician who memorized the entire works of Shakespeare as a way to clear his mind between difficult cases. He began to see patterns and in time discovered what is now called the word cipher.</p>
<p>Owen built a one-of-a-kind cipher wheel exactly as the hidden code in the Shakespearean plays instructs:</p>
<p>    The easiest way to carry on the work is to<br />
    Take your knife and cut all our books asunder,<br />
    And set the leaves on a great firm wheel<br />
    Which rolls and rolls. </p>
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