Hoffmann, Professor, 1839-1919 · London : Frederick Warne · leaf 127
ble, evenwith the fullest aid from diagrams, to describe the modusoperandi in writing. We shall, however, make the attemptwith regard to a few of them; bespeaking the readers in-dulgence for any unavoidable obscurity in our explanations. No. XXXIII.—The Bonbon Nut Puzzle. This has a very complex… … - - Fig. 203. who may succeed in extracting it. As usually happens,however, in these cases, the taking of the puzzle-apart is acomparatively straightforward matter, the real difficultybeing found in the endeavour to put it together again. Dissected or Combination Puzzles. 105 No. XXXIV.—The Rattle…
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