Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 177
e are letters in each given word, butsometimes more moves are required. Here is an example showinghow to solve puzzles of this kind: Change lamp tofire, in four moves : First move, lame ; second move,fame; third move, fare; last move, fire. Solve the following eleven puzzles in a similar man-ner:… … This puzzle differs froman ordinary numerical enig- ,• i- ma only in that i! gives picturesin place of the usual enigmatic defi-nitions. The answer, an oft-repeatedquotation, has fifty-seven letters, and is indi-cated as a whole by the small landscape atthe right of the illustration. In each of the…
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