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Subject: Re: Fools Errand help...
Message-ID: <11771@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU>
Date: 8 Mar 91 00:29:53 GMT
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Reply-To: gousha@cory.Berkeley.EDUIn article <2222@fornax.UUCP> ritter@fornax.UUCP (Dave Ritter) writes:
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>		to click on it. 
From: gousha@cory.Berkeley.EDU (Charles Gousha)
Path: cory.Berkeley.EDU!gousha

As mentioned in the text elsewhere, don't try to catch the button - make
it come to you.

>	2. High Priestess: We've done the flashing/moving numbers from 100 to
>		1 and now an eye appears. What is the point?

Don't worry about this one too much.  You need to solve some of the other
puzzles before you can finish this one.

>	3. The Chapel: This puzzle looks easy since you only have to find
>		three letters, however we cannot for the life of us understand
>		any of the clues.

>	4. The Thief: Similar to the chapel, can't understand the clues.

My mind is blanking on these.  Guess it's time to break fool's errand out 
again!

A general hint - pay attention to the text in the story.  As the puzzle
progresses, it becomes more and more important.  The most important bits
are in bold, and the magician (I think - the one with 4 pages of text)
has some VERY valuable words.

Enjoy!  And remember: it only gets harder.

>David Ritter



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