(Q: can Michel Becker confirm that we should not look for an element in a text other than the book?)
MB : he can confirm that there are no elements, are we talking about solution elements? The only thing that can be done, it all depends on the level of culture or knowledge of each person, is actually to take your dictionary, to look at what a given word means, how..., what does it do? allusion, and so on, that's the work in the dictionary, and nothing prevents us from looking in slightly more specialized works if we want to dig into certain things, but in its sense it's not at all necessary for the puzzles. once again a dictionary in principle is sufficient, perhaps with a few rare exceptions of elements that can now be found on the Internet.
No use of decryption of the style to find the 2nd word of such a page in such and such a work.
MB : he can confirm that there are no elements, are we talking about solution elements? The only thing that can be done, it all depends on the level of culture or knowledge of each person, is actually to take your dictionary, to look at what a given word means, how..., what does it do? allusion, and so on, that's the work in the dictionary, and nothing prevents us from looking in slightly more specialized works if we want to dig into certain things, but in its sense it's not at all necessary for the puzzles. once again a dictionary in principle is sufficient, perhaps with a few rare exceptions of elements that can now be found on the Internet.
No use of decryption of the style to find the 2nd word of such a page in such and such a work.