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the number IV. No. V.—Solution. This is the same as the last, save that the V is in thiscase placed first, making the number VI (six). Two matches may be made five (V) in like manner. No. VI.—Solution. The three matches are interlaced as shown in Fig. 416,one resting on the. brim of each… … Fig. 416. lucifer matches, and made to support a tankard, with, evenbetter effect. No. Vii.-Solution. 1 e^ Fig. 417. This is on the same principle as No. VI., the arrange- ment being as shown in Fig. 417. Key to Puzzles with Lucifer Matches. 295 No, YIIL—Solution.Take away the matches forming the…
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