van der Weyde, kindralmajor Ivan Ivanovits Buturlin, Poola-Saksi Moskva saadik kindralmajor parun Langen; 10 polkovnikut, sealhulgas Preobrazenski polgu komandör parun Blumberg, suurtükiväe Casimir de Kragen, sotlane Alexander Gordon, Jacques Gordon, Pierre le Fort, Wilhelm van Delden, Schnewentz, Goulitz, Westhoff, Pindegras ja Karl-Gustav Iwanicki ning veel 130 kõrget ohvitseri. Vangi langes ka tsaari ihuarst Dr. Carbonari. Ainsa kindralina pääses kinnivõtmisest Boriss Seremetev, kellest Peeter I tegi järgmisel aastal oma vägede kindralfeldmarssali Fjodor Golovini kõrvale. Vangide koguarvuna on nimetatud 12 000. Peale selle said rootslased sõjasaagiks üle 230 Vene lipu, kõik 180 suurtükki ja rohkesti laskemoona, üle 20 000 musketi ja tsaari sõjakassa, milles oli 32 000 kuldrubla. Venelaste kaotused ei ole täpselt teada, aga Narva all võidelnud vägedest jõudis Novgorodi
message. And surely had there been such a key pattern, Holmes would have discovered it. The inventor of the cipher, Elsie's father, Patrick, "the boss of the Joint," may have gotten the idea for the dancing men from a cipher based on human figures in the semiofficial Manual of Signals by Albert Myers, the founder of the "U.S. Army Signal Corps, or from the same unknown place as the inventor of a slightly later United States patent that uses manikins for cipher symbols, or from the ubiquitous Carbonari, whose call-sign is made by extending the arms horizontally in the form of a cross and the reply by pressing two fists one above the other on the breast. Holmes may well have known of these possible sources. But even if Patrick did borrow the idea from one of them, he has altered the arrangement so thoroughly that cryptanalysis is left as the only way of resolving the problem. A final point remains to be cleared up in the case of the dancing men:
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