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How? or, Spare hours made profitable for boys and girls (1887)

Holbrook, Kennedy · New York, Worthington co. · leaf 326

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es may be of any size, but relatively each onemust correspond with the sizes and shapes indicated inthe diagram. Paint as fancy may dictate, after smoothing the edgesoff with sand-paper. Pack in a box treated like thatused for the Octagon Puzzle. The last of these interesting puzzles is known as… … The puzzle is to form a square of these twelve pieces.The illustration shows how this is done.11 322 A SIMPLE FOUNTAIN. When these puzzles are given to the little folks, no key should accompany them, but the children shouldtry to put them together without help. If, however, youfind they begin to…

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