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«
Nekkudot
?
»
Sophie
inquired
.
Teabing
never
took
his
eyes
from
the
box
.
«
Most
modern
Semitic
alphabets
have
no
vowels
and
use
nekkudot
–
tiny
dots
and
dashes
written
either
below
or
within
the
consonants
–
to
indicate
what
vowel
sound
accompanies
them
.
Historically
speaking
,
nekkudot
are
a
relatively
modern
addition
to
language
.
»
Langdon
was
still
hovering
over
the
script
.
«
A
Sephardic
transliteration
,
perhaps
…
?
»
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Teabing
could
bear
it
no
longer
.
«
Perhaps
if
I
just
…
»
Reaching
over
,
he
edged
the
box
away
from
Langdon
and
pulled
it
toward
himself
.
No
doubt
Langdon
had
a
solid
familiarity
with
the
standard
ancients
–
Greek
,
Latin
,
the
Romances
–
but
from
the
fleeting
glance
Teabing
had
of
this
language
,
he
thought
it
looked
more
specialized
,
possibly
a
Rashi
script
or
a
STA
’
M
with
crowns
.
Taking
a
deep
breath
,
Teabing
feasted
his
eyes
upon
the
engraving
.
He
said
nothing
for
a
very
long
time
.
With
each
passing
second
,
Teabing
felt
his
confidence
deflating
.
«
I
’
m
astonished
,
»
he
said
.
»
This
language
looks
like
nothing
I
’
ve
ever
seen
!
»
Langdon
slumped
.
»
Might
I
see
it
?
»
Sophie
asked
.
Teabing
pretended
not
to
hear
her
.
«
Robert
,
you
said
earlier
that
you
thought
you
’
d
seen
something
like
this
before
?
»
Langdon
looked
vexed
.
«
I
thought
so
.
I
’
m
not
sure
.
The
script
looks
familiar
somehow
.
»
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«
Leigh
?
»
Sophie
repeated
,
clearly
not
appreciating
being
left
out
of
the
discussion
.
«
Might
I
have
a
look
at
the
box
my
grandfather
made
?
»
«
Of
course
,
dear
,
»
Teabing
said
,
pushing
it
over
to
her
.
He
hadn
’
t
meant
to
sound
belittling
,
and
yet
Sophie
Neveu
was
light
-
years
out
of
her
league
.
If
a
British
Royal
Historian
and
a
Harvard
symbologist
could
not
even
identify
the
language
–