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Jean-Franois had a
favorite animal. It was
the lion because there
was one in his name:
JEAN-FRANOIS
CHAMPOLLION.
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There is a roaming,
black-as-night jackal in
the word mystery.
There is an unblinking
crocodile lurking in the word
trouble.
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The letter P in
Ptolemys name
The letter T in
Ptolemys name
To Jean-Franois,
this was the letter A.
The letter W
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Thothmes (also
written Thutmose or
Thutmosis), one of
the ancient pharaohs
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Jean-Franois raced
down the street to
his brothers office. He burst through the door,
exclaiming, I have the key!
. He had not eaten.
Then he collapsed
He had not slept. For five days, he lay near death.
On the fifth day, he awoke. Pen and paper,
he whispered, and he wrote of his discovery to
the world.
his
People all over France celebrated
triumph as Jean-Franois became the first to
translate the ancient writing and open the door
to Egypts past.
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