The 39 Clues

The Quotes in Maze Of Bones that were used throughout the series are:

1) Trust No One

2) Beware of The Madrigals

3) Grace Would Want.....

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Budapest

On the 39 clues, in the My Cards section and the My Clues section, you learn that the Tomas branch of the Cahill family hid the clue cocoa in the mountains of Machu Picchu, Peru.

Vesper, per se, can be many diffrent things. However, 'A' vesper most likely refer to a drink, created by Ivar Bryce and mentioned in Bryce's friend Ian Fleming's books about super-spy James Bond, and made famous in the recent Bond movie Quantum of Solace.

Michael MkIntyre...

Amy Cahill and her younger brother Dan

Antimuscarinic agents block the action of acetylcholine at muscarinic receptors in the body. This results in a variety of effects, including decreased smooth muscle contractions, decreased glandular secretions, and dilation of the pupils. Antimuscarinic agents are commonly used to treat conditions like overactive bladder and some types of motion sickness.

Yes. Mozart's music appears in 'One False Note,' the second book in the 39 clues book series.

Quite frankly, you don't need to solve the clues. All I did was bang it on the table a few times, and ta-da, it opened and I got the code. I can bet that a Neanderthal could figure that puzzle out. But the problem is the logic problem they give you after you enter the code into the Isis website; I've been working on it for about six months and still have nothing.

it is online but since it's illegal most websites are forced to remove the book just go buy the book seriosly you wont get arrested that way.

At least one of Shakespeare's plays which is now lost was called Cardenio (based on Cervantes' Don Quixote). Another is a sequel to Love's Labour's Lost called Love's Labour's Won.
Shakespeare certainly wrote a play called Cardenio, which took its story from Cervantes' Don Quixote, which was a new book at that time. However, no copy of Cardenio exists, so it is lost.

Colonel Mustard killed the motorist in the movie Clue

there is no translation, what ur supposed 2 do is .. well u kno how there r #'s on top of the first 4 words? nd at the corner of the page it says "find 31"? ya, find the 31st word in the paragraph, which is SILVER (ur translation)

Saladin is a cat known as an Egyptian Mau. He is silver and spotted.

In each of those years, the winner of the American League's Most Valuable Player award was either Mickey Mantle or Roger Maris. Mantle and Maris, who both played for the New York Yankees, were known as the "M & M Boys". So the first "b" is wrong, it should be an "m".

Yes, they have a baby named Maria Violet (According to Wikipedia) and she's born on December 18, 2009.

The answer is Heineken.

dynamic mechanisms are things like pop up cards! your a g a y f a g g o t !!

rsm xvhbw ehj wncazfw exm hzr tser rsmn cvbsr wmmc rz am

the rings and symbols are not what they might seem to be

I think that the clues are different for each puzzle. Our clue four is: zwt eaukj ouy jphdncj fensayt o uosakozanuoc etvtetugt fnauz try this site to get you going

http://www.simonsingh.net/The_Black_Chamber/frequencypuzzle.htm

Each clue has a different decipher code. Good Luck. This site helped out alot!

When a clue is enclosed in quotes, it is often a familiar quotation or title containing an underscore. The underscore indicates a missing word or words that must be filled in by the solver, which will be the clue's answer. If, however, the clue contains no missing words -- for example, "Egad!" or "I can't believe I ate the whole thing!" or "Forget about it!" -- the answer will be a similar expression or interjection. What confuses most novice puzzle solvers are the clues with question marks. The question mark indicates that the clue is far-fetched or has an unusual interpretation, or that the answer is a pun or play on words. Metal worker is a straightforward clue that is not the same as Metal worker? The answer to the former could be machinist, tinner, founder, or blacksmith, whereas the answer to the latter will be more eccentric -- robot or automaton, for example. It can mean many things. One would be it is quoting a famous or wellknown saying. Another could mean its exemplifying it, like when we coin a phrase in speech or want to make a strong point. It also could be wanting you to think out side the box of the original clue and use other words in clue to get to answer. I do the NY Times and my daily two/weekly and have found that they try to trick you and get your brain really thinking.

The Italian folktale Magic Box is about a magic box that represents what ever you placed inside of it.

Isabel Kabra, Teodora Kosara, Arthur Trent and Broderick Wizard. They are non-Cahills married into the Cahill family tree. Some, like Isabel, drank the branch serum to be one of them

You get past it by using a proxy server

Or add .edu to the url. (?.edu for downloads)

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