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411
«
Draconian
?
»
Fache
s
tone
came
with
a
tinge
of
impatience
now
.
«
Saunière
s
choice
of
vocabulary
hardly
seems
the
primary
issue
here
.
»
412
Langdon
wasn
t
sure
what
issue
Fache
had
in
mind
,
but
he
was
starting
to
suspect
that
Draco
and
Fache
would
have
gotten
along
well
.
413
«
Saunière
was
a
Frenchman
,
»
Fache
said
flatly
.
«
He
lived
in
Paris
.
And
yet
he
chose
to
write
this
message
»
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414
«
In
English
,
»
Langdon
said
,
now
realizing
the
captain
s
meaning
.
Fache
nodded
.
«
Précisément
.
Any
idea
why
?
»
Langdon
knew
Saunière
spoke
impeccable
English
,
and
yet
the
reason
he
had
chosen
English
as
the
language
in
which
to
write
his
final
words
escaped
Langdon
.
He
shrugged
.
415
Fache
motioned
back
to
the
pentacle
on
Saunière
s
abdomen
.
«
Nothing
to
do
with
devil
worship
?
Are
you
still
certain
?
»
416
Langdon
was
certain
of
nothing
anymore
.
«
The
symbology
and
text
don
t
seem
to
coincide
.
I
m
sorry
I
can
t
be
of
more
help
.
»
417
«
Perhaps
this
will
clarify
.
»
Fache
backed
away
from
the
body
and
raised
the
black
light
again
,
letting
the
beam
spread
out
in
a
wider
angle
.
«
And
now
?
»
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418
To
Langdon
s
amazement
,
a
rudimentary
circle
glowed
around
the
curator
s
body
.
Saunière
had
apparently
lay
down
and
swung
the
pen
around
himself
in
several
long
arcs
,
essentially
inscribing
himself
inside
a
circle
.
419
In
a
flash
,
the
meaning
became
clear
.
420
«
The
Vitruvian
Man
,
»
Langdon
gasped
.
Saunière
had
created
a
life
-
sized
replica
of
Leonardo
Da
Vinci
s
most
famous
sketch
.