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Clues (or red herrings) to the Dorabella Cipher
Daniel Hartmeier, 2017. benzedrine.ch.
A letter transcription with an explicit orientation key, images of the 1920 exercise book and the 1886 Liszt fragment captioned as at the Elgar Birthplace Museum, and Jerrold Northrop Moore's account of the Liszt fragment and Thorley's reading.
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Hartmeier, D. (2017). Clues (or red herrings) to the Dorabella Cipher. benzedrine.ch. https://benzedrine.ch/dorabella.html
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