A cryptogram, or cryptoquote, is a saying written in code: every letter has been swapped for a different one, the same swap all the way through. Find a few letters and the rest follow.
The sayings are traditional proverbs, so there is no author to get wrong. The easy sheets give away the three most common letters in each; the hard ones give nothing. No letter ever stands for itself, which is checked, along with every code, before printing.
Easy cryptograms 1
3 letters given in each.
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Easy cryptograms 2
3 letters given in each.
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Easy cryptograms 3
3 letters given in each.
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Medium cryptograms 1
1 letters given in each.
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Medium cryptograms 2
1 letters given in each.
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Medium cryptograms 3
1 letters given in each.
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Hard cryptograms 1
No letters given.
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Hard cryptograms 2
No letters given.
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