Hoffmann, Professor, 1839-1919 · London : Frederick Warne · leaf 162
ined with it will drop out of their own accord.The pillar may then be separated into four different portions,thereby releasing the feet, c, c, c, c, and the two little crosses(each in two portions) d, d, and e, e. To reconstruct the table, exactly reverse the process. No. XXXVIII.—The Mystery.… … Fig. 330. The secret lies in the fact that, as in the case of the Six-piece Puzzle (p. 139), one of the cross*-pieces is simply pushedthrough from side to side, forming a key. This found,hold the puzzle (as in the case of the Six-piece) in the lefthand, with the key, a, horizontal from right to…
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