Hoffmann, Professor, 1839-1919 · London : Frederick Warne · leaf 38
Fig. 19. pellets, which are to be so manipulated as to rest, one be-tween his fore-legs, one between his hind legs, and one in thering aforesaid. No. XXL—The Four Colours Puzzle. The ground plan of the puzzle is in this case as shown inFig. 20. There are four spaces or stalls, each distinguished… … B W B M Fig. 20. respectively. There are four pellets, one of each colour ; andthe aspirant is required to work each pellet into its propercompartment. No. XXII.—The Amphitheatre Puzzle. This (see Fig. 21) is, after a fashion, the converse of the Pick-Me-Up Puzzle, described at page 1. It has a…
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