Hoffmann, Professor, 1839-1919 · London : Frederick Warne · leaf 350
ment,till it comes out again at the hole to the right of the open-ing, the box being turned over at each stage so as to enableit to fall in the desired direction. No. IV.—The Brahmins Puzzle. This very clever puzzle is professedly based on a Hindulegend, to the following effect:— At the beginning… … Fig. 453. circling the foot of the pyramid and the smallest its top.And Brahma said unto the priests, Transfer these sixty-four rings from the first pyramid to the third, transposingone ring at a time only, and putting it either on a vacantpyramid or on a larger ring. By the time jou have…
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