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The boy's own book; (1834)

[Clarke, William], 1800-1838 · Boston, Munroe and Francis · leaf 218

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quare, eachside of which is the same as the di-ameter of the circle : also, a triangle, whose base and height are the sameas the square; and the figure you have cut out will exactly fit all three.This may be performed, for the sake of expedition, with a cork, a piece ofapple, or anything easy to… … 216 PARADOXES AND PUZZLES. to have a lionse sitiuited in his own groiial, with tlie governors in the centre.How many peoples land must tlie governor pass thioagh before he gets totiio outside of the whole 1 Answer. Two; for the ground being a square, it will consist of fiverowsj each five acres.…

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