Hoffmann, Professor, 1839-1919 · London : Frederick Warne · leaf 28
e marbles one by one up tlie inclinedplane, across the bridge, and into the balcony, each, on itsproper colour. By a knack acquired by practice, the marblescan be shot across the bridge so quickly that they have nottime to drop into the moat below. Beyond this, the onlykey is patience and… … Fig. 6. consisting of a bit of wire set in a wooden handle, and slightly curved and flattened at the opposite end. (See Fig. 6.) The bowl is placed on a table or other flat surface, and the puzzle is to get the marble out with no other aid but that of Puzzles Old and New. the spoon. It must not be…
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