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Hesitant
to
show
the
entire
poem
to
an
outsider
,
Langdon
and
Sophie
had
decided
to
share
just
the
first
two
lines
,
those
that
identified
the
knight
.
Compartmentalized
cryptography
,
Sophie
had
called
it
.
When
an
intelligence
agency
intercepted
a
code
containing
sensitive
data
,
cryptographers
each
worked
on
a
discrete
section
of
the
code
.
This
way
,
when
they
broke
it
,
no
single
cryptographer
possessed
the
entire
deciphered
message
.
In
this
case
,
the
precaution
was
probably
excessive
;
even
if
this
librarian
saw
the
entire
poem
,
identified
the
knight
s
tomb
,
and
knew
what
orb
was
missing
,
the
information
was
useless
without
the
cryptex
.
Gettum
sensed
an
urgency
in
the
eyes
of
this
famed
American
scholar
,
almost
as
if
his
finding
this
tomb
quickly
were
a
matter
of
critical
importance
.
The
green
-
eyed
woman
accompanying
him
also
seemed
anxious
.
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Puzzled
,
Gettum
put
on
her
glasses
and
examined
the
paper
they
had
just
handed
her
.
In
London
lies
a
knight
a
Pope
interred
.
His
labor
s
fruit
a
Holy
wrath
incurred
.
She
glanced
at
her
guests
.
«
What
is
this
?
Some
kind
of
Harvard
scavenger
hunt
?
»
Langdon
s
laugh
sounded
forced
.
«
Yeah
,
something
like
that
.
»
Gettum
paused
,
feeling
she
was
not
getting
the
whole
story
.
Nonetheless
,
she
felt
intrigued
and
found
herself
pondering
the
verse
carefully
.
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«
According
to
this
rhyme
,
a
knight
did
something
that
incurred
displeasure
with
God
,
and
yet
a
Pope
was
kind
enough
to
bury
him
in
London
.
»
Langdon
nodded
.
«
Does
it
ring
any
bells
?
»
Gettum
moved
toward
one
of
the
workstations
.
«
Not
offhand
,
but
let
s
see
what
we
can
pull
up
in
the
database
.
»