One problem in this story is solved when a character recalls that another character often mixed up his leftft and right eyes.One piece of paper in this story has a secret insignia resembling the image of a goat or a child. The protagonist deduces that "8"means "e" and "semi-colon 48" means "the" in a coded cryptogram message that confuses him by referring to strange placessuch as "the bishop's hostel" and "the devil's seat". The Newfoundland dog Wolf knocks a piece of parchment near the Âre,which illuminates the outline of a Death's Head. The narrator of this story is unsettled when he is summoned to a boat fiÂlledw
One problem in this story is solved when a character recalls that another character often mixed up his leftft and right eyes.One piece of paper in this story has a secret insignia resembling the image of a goat or a child. The protagonist deduces that "8"means "e" and "semi-colon 48" means "the" in a coded cryptogram message that confuses him by referring to strange placessuch as "the bishop's hostel" and "the devil's seat". The Newfoundland dog Wolf knocks a piece of parchment near the Âre,which illuminates the outline of a Death's Head. The narrator of this story is unsettled when he is summoned to a boat fiÂlledwith a new scythe and three new spades for an expedition in which the servant Jupiter is instructed to climb to the seventhbranch of a tulip tree and drop the title object through the leftft socket of a skull he fiÂnds there. The narrator visits Sullivan'sIsland near Charleston where he fiÂnds Captain Kidd's buried treasure. For 10 points, name this Edgar Allan Poe story in whichWilliam Legrand becomes obsessed with Âfinding treasure after being bitten by the title insect.
One problem in this story is solved when a character recalls that another character often mixed up his leftft and right eyes.
"The Gold-Bug"