$3\mathrm{.}2$ The following ciphertext was generated using a simple substitution algorithm.

Decrypt this message

Hints:

As you know, the most frequently occurring letter in English is e$.$ Therefore, the first or second $($or perhaps third?$)$ most common character in the message is likely to stand for e$.$ Also, e is often seen in pairs $($e$.$g$.,$ meet, fleet, speed, seen, been, agree, etc.$).$ Try to find a character in the ciphertext that decodes to e$.$

The most common word in English is $$the$.$ Use this fact to guess the characters that stand for t and h$.$

Decipher the rest of the message by deducing additional words.

Warning: The resulting message is in English but may not make much sense on a first reading.