Hoffmann, Professor, 1839-1919 · London : Frederick Warne · leaf 46
Fig. 31. marble) is enclosed in a little boxwood cage (see Fig. 31)consisting of a cylindrical top and bottom, united by fourupright pillars, between which the ball is confined. Puzzles Dependent on some Trick or Secret. 2, No. VI.—The Castle Money-box. This is a neatly turned box in the form of a… … Fig. 32. a penny (which is too large to pass through the slit), andthe box has no other visible opening. The aspirant is told that the box contains money, whichhe may keep for himself if he can get it out; but he isvery unlikely to do so without a knowledge of the secret. No. VII.—The New Castle…
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