Twentieth Century Standard Puzzle Book

Twentieth Century Standard Puzzle Book
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Various. Twentieth Century Standard Puzzle Book

Twentieth Century Standard Puzzle Book

Table of Contents

PART I

MAGIC SQUARES

No. I.—FOUR HUNDRED YEARS OLD!

No. II.—A SIMPLE MAGIC SQUARE

No. III.—ANOTHER MAGIC SQUARE

ENIGMAS

1. A MYSTIC ENIGMA

No. IV.—A NEST OF CENTURIES

2

No. V.—THE MAKING OF A MAGIC SQUARE

No. VI.—ANOTHER WAY TO MAKE A MAGIC SQUARE

No. VII.—A MONSTER MAGIC SQUARE

No. VIII.—A NOVEL MAGIC SQUARE

3

No. IX.—TWIN MAGIC SQUARES

4

No. X.—A BORDERED MAGIC SQUARE

5. AN OLD ENIGMA. By Hannah More

No. XI.—A LARGER BORDERED MAGIC SQUARE

No. XII.—A CENTURY OF CELLS

No. XIII.—A SINGULAR MAGIC SQUARE

No. XIV.—SQUARING THE YEAR

7. RANK TREASON. By an Irish Rebel, 1798

No. XV.—SQUARING ANOTHER YEAR

No. XVI.—MANIFOLD MAGIC SQUARES

8. AN ENIGMA FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS

No. XVII.—LARGER AUXILIARY MAGIC SQUARES

No. XVIII.—SQUARING BY ANNO DOMINI

9

No. XIX.—A MAGIC SQUARE OF SEVEN

10. WHAT MOVED HIM?

No. XX.—CURIOUS SQUARES

11. RINGING THE CHANGES

No. XXI.—A MOORISH MAGIC SQUARE

No. XXII.—A CHOICE MAGIC SQUARE

12. CANNING’S ENIGMA

XXIII.—THE TWIN PUZZLE SQUARES

13

No: XXIV.—MAGIC FRACTIONS

14 “DOUBLE, DOUBLE, TOIL AND TROUBLE!”

No. XXV.—MORE MAGIC FRACTIONS

No. XXVI.—A MAGIC OBLONG

16

17

No. XXVII.—A MAGIC CUBE

18

No. XXVIII.—A MAGIC CIRCLE

19

No. XXIX.—MAGIC CIRCLE OF CIRCLES

No. XXX.—THE UNIQUE TRIANGLE

20

21

No. XXXI.—MAGIC TRIANGLES

22

No. XXXII.—TWIN TRIANGLES

No. XXXIII.—A MAGIC HEXAGON

23

No. XXXIV.—MAGIC HEXAGON IN A CIRCLE

24. A PERSONAL ENIGMA

No. XXXV.—A MAGIC CROSS

25

26. By Lord Macaulay

No. XXXVI.—A CHARMING PUZZLE

27. A BROKEN TALE

No. XXXVII.—LEAP-FROG

28

29

No. XXXVIII.—SORTING THE COUNTERS

30

31

No. XXXIX.—A TRANSFORMATION

32

33

No. XL.—DOMINO BUILDING

No. XLI.—FAST AND LOOSE

34

No. XLII.—MAZY PROGRESS

35

No. XLIII.—FOR CLEVER PENCILS

36

37

38

No. XLIV.—TEST AND TRY

39

40

No. XLV.—A CURIOUS PHENOMENON

41

42

No. XLVI.—A HOME-MADE MICROSCOPE

43

No. XLVII.—A PRETTY EXPERIMENT

44 “WHAT THE DICKENS IS HIS NAME?” Merry Wives of Windsor

No. XLVIII.—A BOTTLED BUTTON

45. A NEW “LIGHT BRIGADE”

No. XLIX.—CLEARING THE WAY

46

47

No. L.—IS WATER POROUS?

48. A DOUBLE SHUFFLE

No. LI.—A TEST OF GRAVITY

No. LII.—BILLIARD MAGIC

No. LIII.—THE NIMBLE COIN

49. AN ENIGMA BY MUTATION

No. LIV.—HIT IT HARD!

50. AN ENIGMA BY SWIFT

No. LV.—THE BRIDGE OF KNIVES

51. A MEDLEY

No. LVI.—DIFFERENT DENSITIES

52. THE MISSING LINK

No. LVII.—COLUMBUS OUTDONE

53

No. LVIII.—WHAT WILL HAPPEN?

54

No. LIX.—THE FLOATING NEEDLE

55

No. LX.—VIS INERTIÆ

56. DR. WHEWELL’S ENIGMA

57. AN ENIGMA FOR MOTORISTS

No. LXI.—CUT AND COME AGAIN

58

59

No. LXII.—WHERE WILL IT BREAK?

60

No. LXIII.—CATCHING THE DICE

61

No. LXIV.—WILL THEY FALL?

62

No. LXV.—A TRANSPOSITION

63

64

No. LXVI.—COIN COUNTING

No. LXVII.—THE BALANCED CORK

65

66

No. LXVIII.—NUTS TO CRACK

67. A SINGULAR ENIGMA

No. LXIX.—THE FLOATING CORKS

68. A PARADOX

No. LXX.—A LIGHT, STEADY HAND

69

No. LXXI.—WHAT IS THIS?

70

71

No. LXXII.—TAKING THE GROUND FROM UNDER IT

72

No. LXXIII.—A READY RECKONER

74

No. LXXIV.—THE CLIMBING HOOP

75

No. LXXV.—THE SEAL OF MAHOMET

76

77

No. LXXVI.—MOVE THE MATCHES

78

79

80. HIDDEN FRUIT

No. LXXVII.—LINES ON AN OLD SAMPLER

81

No. LXXVIII.—DOMINO DUPLICITY

82

No. LXXIX.—MORE DOMINO DUPLICITY

83

No. LXXX.—TWO MORE PATTERNS

CHARADES

1. SIR WALTER SCOTT’S CHARADE

No. LXXXI.—COUNTING THEM OUT

2. A FAMILY CHARADE

No. LXXXII.—TRICKS WITH DOMINOES

3

4

No. LXXXIII.—THE HOUR GLASS

No. LXXXIV.—A STAR’S TOUR

5. MAKE IT KNOWN

No. LXXXV.—THE MARBLE ARCH

6

7

No. LXXXVI.—ANOTHER TOUR AMONG STARS

No. LXXXVII.—THE WINDMILL

8. A TROPICAL CHARADE

No. LXXXVIII.—LAZY TONGS

9. A FLORAL CHARADE

No. LXXXIX.—CHESS ARITHMETIC

10

No. XC.—A SHORT KNIGHT’S TOUR

11. By George Canning

12

No. XCI.—THE STOLEN PEARLS

13. A WORD OF WARNING

14. A FINE CHARADE BY PRAED

15

16

17

18

19

20. NOT A CATECHISM

21

22

23

24. A PHONETIC FLORAL CHARADE

25

26. BY AN OXFORD OAR

27

28

29

30

32

33. AN ENIGMA-CHARADE

34. A QUAINT CHARADE. By Charles James Fox

35

36

37. AN ITALIAN POET’S LOVE SONG

38. A PARADOX

39

40

41. VERY PERSONAL

42

43

44. A RUSTIC CHARADE

45

46. A FIRM GRIP

47

48

49

50

51

52. SORROW’S ANTIDOTE

53

54

55 “QUOD” ERAT DEMONSTRANDUM

56

57

58

59. A FLORAL CHARADE

60

61

62. A CHARADE WITH A MORAL

63

64

65

66. QUITE SELF-CONTAINED

67

68

69. AN OLD COCKNEY CHARADE

70. A STRIKING CHARADE

71. PLANTING PEAS

72

73. A BRAIN TWISTER

RIDDLES AND CONUNDRUMS

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

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23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

A RABBIT RUN

46

47

48

49

50

51. SWIFT’S RIDDLE

TOM HOOD’S RIDDLE

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

60

61

62

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70. A DARK REBUS

71. A MONKEY PUZZLER

72. A RIDDLE BY COWPER

HOW’S THAT, UMPIRE?

BY TAPE MEASUREMENT

75

76. MULTUM IN PARVO

77. A CHANGE OF SEX

78. A STRIKING MATCH PUZZLE

79

80. A FRENCH RIDDLE

81

82

83. A PARADOX

84. WHAT IS IT?

85

86. GREAT SCOTT!

87

88. QUITE A BEATITUDE

89

90. RATHER PERSONAL

NUTS TO CRACK

CRAZY LOGIC

A BIT OF BOTANY

SIX SUNKEN ISLANDS

BURIED GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES

A TRANSPOSITION

6. ALL IN A ROW

7. ASK A POLICEMAN

8. RULING LETTERS

MIND YOUR STOPS

10. ANSWER BY ECHO

11. BREAKING A RECORD

12. A CATCH SENTENCE

13. CATCHING A HINT

14. IS IT GRAMMAR?

15. ROYAL MEMORIES

16. A SEASONABLE MOTTO

17. AN OLD LATIN LEGEND

18. THINGS ARE NOT WHAT THEY SEEM

19. DOCTOR FELL

20. DISLOCATED WORDS

21. BROAD WILTSHIRE

22. FIND A RHYME

23. ABOUT THE EGGS

24. AN ANCIENT LEGEND

25. A FAMILY PARTY

26. A SIMPLE CHARM

27. MADE IN FRANCE

28. A PARADOX

29. THE BARBER’S JOKE

30. A FLIGHT OF FANCY

31. A SPELL

32. JOHNSON’S CAT

33. THE EXPANDING NINES

34. ACROSS THE MOAT

35. IS IT BANTING?

36. QUITE A FAMILY PARTY

37. THE WILY WAYFARER

38. A CLEVER CONSTRUCTION

40. A DIVISION SUM

41. A CROOKED ANSWER

42. THE PEELER’S SMILE

43. THE NIMBLE NINES

44. A TRYING SENTENCE

45. SHORT AND SWEET

46. SUPPLY THE CONSONANTS

47. IT LOOKS BLACK

48. THE CORONER’S CHOICE

HOW MANY PIPS?

ROUND THE MONKEY

BURIED ANIMALS

QUESTIONS WELL ANSWERED

A TABLE OF AFFINITY

MARY QUITE CONTRARY

MACARONIC VERSE

HAM SANDWICHES

A GOOD MOTTO

ON ONE NOTT

ON JOHN SO

STRANGE SIGHTS

A QUAINT INSCRIPTION

NONSENSE VERSE. IMPROMPTU, BY AN OLD DIVINE

EDGAR POE’S RIDDLE

AN ILLUSION OF TYPE

AN EXCHANGE OF COMPLIMENTS

ΗΚΙΣΤΑ ΛΙΨ. HE KISSED HER LIPS

QUESTIONS WELL ANSWERED

GRAMMAR OF A SORT

A TONGUE TWISTER

THE LADY AND THE TIGER

ANOTHER TONGUE TWISTER

NOVEL DEFINITION OF A MAN’S HAT

IS IT LATIN?

FOR THE CHILDREN

A QUAINT CONCEIT

A LACK OF HOPS!

FOR THE CHILDREN

PETER PIPER’S WIFE

PHONETIC VERSE “A haunt each mermaid knows”

PORSON’S EPIGRAM

ALL THE ALPHABET

A FRENCH TONGUE TWISTER

QUEER QUESTIONS AND QUAINT REPLIES

WAS IT SCANDAL?

AN INCONSEQUENT ECHO

AN APPROPRIATE ANSWER

CRICKET LATIN

MACARONIC VERSE

MACARONIC PROSE

THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT

MOORE’S RIDDLE

BIGGAR AND BIGGER

MAGIC CARD SQUARE

THE ANNO DOMINI PUZZLE

A PUBLIC SINK

ENGLISH AS SHE IS SPOKE

PICKING FROM PUNCH

FRENCH ALLITERATION

MIND YOUR STOPS!

A NOVEL DERIVATION

AN AERATED BISHOP

A HAPPY THOUGHT

OUGH!

CUM GRANO SALIS

OLD AND SOUND ADVICE

COLD-DRAWN CONCLUSIONS

THE LAST OF MARY

A BURIED WORD

EVE’S APPLE

BURIED BY ACCIDENT

A LAWYER’S PROPOSAL

A BROAD GRIN

SWISS HUMOUR

QUESTIONS WELL ANSWERED

MEN OF LETTERS

PUZZLES ON THE PAVEMENT

PHONETIC ANSWERS

A FLIGHT OF FANCY

BURNS IN SABOTS

DOG LATIN

EARLY RITUAL

LEST WE FORGET

QUAINT ANGLO-FRENCH QUESTION AND REPLY

SOME POPULAR DEFINITIONS

REAL DOG LATIN

A QUAINT EPITAPH

A PHONETIC REPLY

A FREE RENDERING

A FREE TRANSLATION

A WORD AND A BLOW

DOG LATIN (FOR SCHOOLBOYS)

HIS L. E. G

SOLUTIONS

No. V.—THE MAKING OF A MAGIC SQUARE

No. XII.—A CENTURY OF CELLS

No. XXIII.—TWIN PUZZLE SQUARES

No. XXX.—THE UNIQUE TRIANGLE

No. XXXI.—MAGIC TRIANGLES

No. XXXIV.—MAGIC HEXAGON IN A CIRCLE

No. XXXVI.—A CHARMING PUZZLE

No. XXXVII.—LEAP-FROG

No. XXXVIII.—SORTING THE COUNTERS

No. XXXIX.—A TRANSFORMATION

No. XLI.—FAST AND LOOSE

No. XLIII.—FOR CLEVER PENCILS

No. XLVIII.—A BOTTLED BUTTON

No. XLIX.—CLEARING THE WAY

No. LII.—BILLIARD MAGIC

No. LIII.—THE NIMBLE COIN

No. LVIII.—WHAT WILL HAPPEN?

No. LX.—VIS INERTIÆ

No. LXI.—CUT AND COME AGAIN

No. LXIII.—CATCHING THE DICE

No. LXIV.—WILL THEY FALL?

No. LXV.—A TRANSPOSITION

No. LXVI.—COIN COUNTING

No. LXVIII.—NUTS TO CRACK

No. LXXI.—WHAT IS THIS?

No. LXXV.—THE SEAL OF MAHOMET

No. LXXVI.—MOVE THE MATCHES

No. LXXVII.—LINES ON AN OLD SAMPLER

No. LXXXI.—COUNTING THEM OUT

No. LXXXII.—TRICKS WITH DOMINOES

No. XCI—THE STOLEN PEARLS

ENIGMAS

CHARADES

RIDDLES AND CONUNDRUMS

NUTS TO CRACK

PART II

CONTENTS

OPTICAL ILLUSIONS

No. I.—SWALLOWED!

AMUSING PROBLEMS. THE CARPENTER’S PUZZLE

No. II.—AN ILLUSION OF ROTATION

No. III.—WHIRLING WHEELS

GOLDEN PIPPINS

No. IV.—AN ILLUSION OF MOTION

No. V.—ARE THEY PARALLEL?

AN AWKWARD FIX

LINKED SWEETNESS LONG DRAWN OUT

No. VI.—ILLUSION OF LENGTH

ELASTIC QUARTERS

EXCLUDED DAYS

No. VII.—ILLUSION OF HEIGHT

DRIVING POWER

THE BUSY BOOKWORM

No. VIII.—ILLUSION OF DIRECTION

A TERRIBLE TUMBLE

IN A PREDICAMENT

No. IX.—THINGS ARE NOT WHAT THEY SEEM

A CLIMBING MONKEY

GAINING GROUND

No. X.—THE SHIFTING BRICK

ASK A CYCLIST

TODHUNTER’S UNIQUE PUZZLE PROBLEM

No. XI.—AN ILLUSION WITH COINS

No. XII.—THE FICKLE BARREL

HEADS I WIN!

HE DID IT!

No. XIII.—A STRANGE OPTICAL ILLUSION

No. XIV.—A CIRCULAR ILLUSION

A CYCLE SURPRISE

No. XV.—THE GHOST OF A COIN

ROUGH AND READY

No. XVI.—A TAME GOOSE

REJECTED ADDRESSES

No. XVII.—ILLUSION OF LENGTH

THE CARELESS CARPENTER

No. XVIII.—PERPENDICULAR LINES

BY THE COMPASS

No. XIX.—ILLUSION OF PERSPECTIVE

DICK IN A SWING

No. XX.—OUR BLIND SPOT

A POSER

FREAKS OF FIGURES

A HANDY SHORT CUT

No. XXI.—THE PERSISTENCE OF VISION

NOT SO FAST!

No. XXII.—THE PERSISTENCE OF VISION

A PUZZLE NUMBER

No. XXIII.—ANOTHER PARALLEL FREAK

THE MAGIC OF FIGURES

No. XXIV.—ILLUSION OF LENGTH

WHAT IS YOUR AGE?

No. XXV.—THE HONEYCOMB ILLUSION

MULTIPLICATION NO VEXATION

No. XXVI.—CHESS CAMEO. By Dr Gold. A Chess Joke

[1]SHOT IN A PYRAMID

No. XXVII.—CHESS CAMEO. By A. Cyril Pearson. A Chess Puzzle

No. XXVIII.—CHESS CAMEO. By J. G. Campbell. A very Clever Device

COMIC ARITHMETIC

No. XXIX.—CHESS CAMEO. By E. B. Cook. A Fine Example

No. XXX.—CHESS CAMEO. By A. F. Mackenzie. A Prize Problem

MAGIC MULTIPLICATION

No. XXXI.—CHESS CAMEO. By A. W. Galitzky. A Prize Problem

No. XXXII.—CHESS CAMEO. By S. Loyd

No. XXXIII.—CHESS CAMEO. By B. G. Laws. A Prize Problem

PERFECT NUMBERS

No. XXXIV.—CHESS CAMEO. By Emil Hoffmann

No. XXXV.—CHESS CAMEO. By J. Pospicil. A Prize Problem

AMICABLE NUMBERS

No. XXXVI.—CHESS CAMEO. By H. J. C. Andrews. A Prize Problem

No. XXXVII.—CHESS CAMEO. By Alfred de Musset. A Gem of the First Water

A SWARM OF ONES

No. XXXVIII.—CHESS CAMEO. By Frank Healey. A Masterpiece

DIVINATION BY FIGURES

No. XXXIX.—CHESS CAMEO. By Frank Healey. The “Bristol Prize Problem”

FUR AND FEATHERS

No. XL.—CHESS CAMEO. By J. E. Campbell. Splendid Strategy

JUGGLING WITH THE DIGITS

No. XLI.—CHESS CAMEO. By W. Grimshaw

No. XLII.—CHESS CAMEO. By S. Loyd

A MOTOR PROBLEM

No. XLIII.—CHESS CAMEO. By J. G. Campbell

No. XLIV.—CHESS CAMEO. By Frank Healey

A NEAT METHOD OF DIVISION

No. XLV.—CHESS CAMEO. By Blumenthal and Kund

No. XLVI.—CHESS CAMEO. By A. F. Mackenzie. A Prize Problem

A SMART SCHOOLBOY

No. XLVII.—CHESS CAMEO. By A. Cyril Pearson

No. XLVIII.—CHESS CAMEO. By Frank Healey. Quite a Gem

LEWIS CARROLL’S SHORT CUT

No. XLIX.—CHESS CAMEO. By A. Bayersdorfer

ANOTHER FREAK OF FIGURES

No. L.—CHESS CAMEO. By J. Dobrusky

DIVINATION BY NUMBERS

No. LI.—CHESS CAMEO. By Konrad Bayer

COINCIDENCES

No. LII.—CHESS CAMEO. By J. Berger

PERSONAL ARITHMETIC

No. LIII.—CHESS CAMEO. By H. F. L. Meyer

DIVISION BY SUBTRACTION

No. LIV.—CHESS CAMEO. By Frank Healey

LUCK IN ODD NUMBERS

THE VERSATILE NUMBER

No. LVI.—CHESS CAMEO. By J. E. Campbell

A PARADOX

No. LVII.—CHESS CAMEO. Double First Prize By A. Cyril Pearson

QUICK CALCULATION

SCIENCE AT PLAY

No. LVIII.—THE GEARED WHEELS

No. LIX.—ADVANCING BACKWARDS

No. LX.—THE FIFTEEN BRIDGES

ARRANGING THE DIGITS

No. LXI.—LOOPING THE LOOP

No. LXII.—A MECHANICAL BIRD

No. LXIII.—LINE OF SWIFTEST DESCENT

No. LXIV.—A CENTRIFUGAL RAILWAY

No. LXV.—A QUESTION OF GRAVITY

A SHORT CUT

No. LXVI.—A DUCK HUNT

THE MAGIC OF DATES

No. LXVII.—GEOMETRY WITH DOMINOES

No. LXVIII.—TO COLOUR MAPS

A FREAK OF FIGURES

No. LXIX.—THE TETHERED BIRD

STRIKE IT OUT

No. LXX.—THE MOVING DISC AND THE FLY

A MAGIC SQUARE

No. LXXI.—A SHUNTING PUZZLE

No. LXXII.—A CURIOUS FACT

No. LXXIII.—TRY THIS EXPERIMENT

FIGURES IN SWARMS

No. LXXIV.—A TRIANGLE OF TRIANGLES

No. LXXV.—PHARAOH’S SEAL

MAKING CUBES

No. LXXVI.—ROUND THE GARDEN

A NICE SHORT CUT

No. LXXVII.—A JOINER’S PUZZLE

A CALCULATION

A PARADOX

No. LXXVIII.—THE BROKEN OCTAGON

PROPERTIES OF SEVEN

A SWARM OF EIGHTS

No. LXXIX.—AT A DUCK POND

STRANGE SUBTRACTION

No. LXXX.—ALL ON THE SQUARE

ANOTHER MYSTIC NUMBER

DON’T BUY IT TO TRY IT

No. LXXXI.—PINS AND DOTS

No. LXXXII.—A TRICKY COURSE

No. LXXXIII.—FOR THE CHILDREN

A GAME OF NINES

No. LXXXIV.—TELL-TALE TABLES

No. LXXXV.—A PAPER PUZZLE

No. LXXXVI.—A HOME-MADE PUZZLE

No. LXXXVII.—LOYD’S MITRE PROBLEM

A PRETTY PROBLEM

No. LXXXVIII.—CONTINUOUS LINES

No. LXXXIX.—CUT OFF THE CORNERS

MYSTIC FIGURES

No. XC.—THE FIVE TRIANGLES

CURIOUS COINCIDENCES

No. XCI.—PLACING A LADDER

No. XCII.—GRACEFUL CURVES

NIGHTS AT A ROUND TABLE

No. XCIII.—MAKING MANY SQUARES

No. XCIV.—CUT ACROSS

No. XCV.—A PRETTY PUZZLE

No. XCVI.—A FIVE-FOLD SQUARE

THE SOCIABLE SCHOOLGIRLS

No. XCVII.—THE THREE CROSSES

No. XCVIII.—THE HAMMOCK

No. XCIX.—CUTTING A CRUMPET

BALANCE THE SCALES

TRUE STRETCHES OF IMAGINATION

No. C.—TO MAKE AN ENVELOPE

No. CI.—SQUARING AN OBLONG

A PLAGUE OF BLOW-FLIES

No. CII.—BY RULE OF THUMB

THE VALUE OF A FRENCHWOMAN

No. CIII.—CLEARING THE WALL

A BURDEN OF PINS

No. CIV.—MEMORIES OF EUCLID

No. CV.—A TRANSFORMATION

BREVITY IS THE SOUL OF WIT

No. CVI—SHIFTING THE CELLS

A HOME-MADE MICROSCOPE

No. CVII.—IN A TANGLE

ON ALL FOURS

No. CVIII.—STILL A SQUARE

A MAGIC SQUARE

No. CIX.—A TRANSFORMATION

A SECRET REVEALED

No. CX.—TO MAKE AN OBLONG

SLEEPERS THAT SLIP AND SLEEP

DAYS THAT ARE BARRED

No. CXI.—SQUARES ON THE CROSS

STANDING ROOM FOR ALL

No. CXII.—A CHINESE PUZZLE

A DEAL IN ROSES

No. CXIII.—FIRESIDE FUN

A NOVEL EXERCISE

CURIOUS CALCULATIONS

1

THE SLIP CARRIAGE

3

4

FILL IN THE GAPS

6

ALIKE FROM EITHER END

THE SEALED BAGS

9

10

FIND THE MULTIPLIER

JUGGLING WITH THE DIGITS

A BRAIN TWISTER

14

“ASK WHERE’S THE NORTH?”—Pope

16

17

18

WHERE IS THE FALLACY?

PARCEL POST LIMITATIONS

21

TEST YOUR SKILL

CATCHING CRABS

SETTING A WATCH

“IMPERIAL CÆSAR”

26

THIS SHOULD “AMUSE”

OVER THE FERRY

THE MEN, THE MONKEY, AND THE MANGOES

30

A LARGE ORDER

32

THE FIVE GAMBLERS

34

NOT WHOLE NUMBERS

AN AMPLE CHOICE

37

SIMPLE SUBTRACTION

39

40

41

SIZE AND SPEED

43

AFTER LONG YEARS

ON THE JUMP

AT A BAZAAR

OUT IN THE RAIN

A MONKEY PUZZLER

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

COVERING THE WALLS

A FAMILY REGISTER

58

59

CATS’-MEAT FOR DOGS

61

62

A PROLIFIC COW

64

READY RECKONING

THE TITHE OF WAR

67

68

A FEAT WITH FIGURES

HOW OLD WAS JOHN?

FIGURE IT OUT

72

“DIVISION IS AS BAD!”

74

A SURFEIT OF BRIDGE

76

77

COMIC ARITHMETIC

DROPPED THROUGH THE GLOBE

LOVE LETTERS

81

82

NO TIME TO BE LOST

ROUND THE ANGLES

AN ECHO FROM THE PAST

PROMISCUOUS CHARITY

87

HOW CAN I PAY MY BILL?

89

“SAFE BIND, SAFE FIND”

91

SOUNDING THE DEPTH

AMINTA’S AGE

ONE FOR THE PARROT

95

96

MENTAL ARITHMETIC

98

99

100

A HELPFUL BURDEN

102

NUTS TO CRACK

MONEY MATTERS

A DELICATE QUESTION

106

PAYMENT BY RESULTS

108

109

110

111

112

113

A STRIKING TIME

WHAT ARE THE ODDS?

116

WHEN WAS HE BORN?

118

119

120

121

A CURIOUS DEDUCTION

123

ASK ANY MOTORIST

125

126

IN A FIX

128

129

A QUEER DIVISION

131

132

133

IN A FOG

135

NEW ZEALAND FOOTBALL

137

138

THE MONEY-BOXES

140

141

FROM TWO WRONGS TO MAKE A RIGHT

THE STONE CARRIER

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A WATCH PUZZLE

CRICKET SCORES

HOW HIGH CAN YOU THROW?

MEASURE THE CARPET

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SQUARES IN STREETS

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152

COUNT THE COINS

PUTTING IN THE POSTS

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SETTLED BY REMAINDERS

TABLE TURNING

BRIBING THE BOYS

SHEEP-STEALING

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ESTIMATE OF AGE

A DEAL IN CHINA

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VERY PERSONAL

WORD AND LETTER PUZZLES

A MAGIC COCOON

THE CHRONOGRAM

A FRENCH CHRONOGRAM

A NOTABLE CHRONOGRAM

A PERFECT CHRONOGRAM

A PRIZE MOTTO

THE MUSICAL SCALE

ALL THE ALPHABET!

APT ALLITERATION

A DOUBLE SEQUENCE

THE REIGN OF TERROR

SEE-SAW

FOR A ROMAN HOLIDAY

A WORD SQUARE

ANOTHER WORD SQUARE

DUPLICATE LETTERS

ANOTHER WORD SQUARE

WORD BUILDING

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A DOUBLE ACROSTIC

ANOTHER WORD SQUARE

A FRENCH ORACLE

A QUAINT EQUATION

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LIKE A PEACOCK’S TAIL

A WEIRD WORD

A CONDENSED PROVERB

ANOTHER WORD SQUARE

CAN YOU DECIPHER IT?

A BROKEN DIAMOND

WHAT IS THIS?

A PHONETIC JOURNEY

A CURIOUS OLD INSCRIPTION

IRISH STEW AT SIMPSON’S

ENGLISH AS SHE IS SPELT!

A DOUBLE ACROSTIC

FIND THE PROVERB

A PUZZLE WILL

ANOTHER WORD SQUARE

MUSICAL EPITAPHS

QUITE TOO TOO

A BROKEN WORD

CONTRADICTORY TERMS

PRINTERS’ PIE

FILL IN THE GAPS

DISTORTED SHAKESPEARE

A PHONETIC NIGHTMARE

ANOTHER WORD SQUARE

A QUAINT INSCRIPTION

A POET’S PI

BURIED PLACES

TREASON CONDONED

A BIT OF BOTANY

A PIED PROVERB

A DROP LETTER PUZZLE

MULTUM IN PARVO

DOUBLETS

A PIED PROVERB

WHAT CAN IT BE?

OUT OF PROPORTION

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ALPHA BETA

SHIFTING NUMBERS

AN IMPUDENT PRODIGAL

BURIED POETS

A FATEFUL LETTER

A PRIZE REBUS

A LETTER TANGLE

A TRANSPOSITION

A REBUS

A PHONETIC PHRASE

A GOOD END

SOLUTIONS

CHESS CAMEOS. No. XXVI

No. XXVII

ANALYSIS AND PROOF

No. XXVIII

No. XXIX

No. XXX

No. XXXI

No. XXXII

No. XXXIII

No. XXXIV

No. XXXV

No. XXXVI

No. XXXVII

No. XXXVIII

No. XXXIX

No. XL

No. XLI

No. XLII

No. XLIII

No. XLIV

No. XLV

No. XLVI

No. XLVII

No. XLVIII

No. XLIX

No. L

No. LI

No. LII

No. LIII

No. LIV

No. LV

No. LVI

No. LVII

SCIENCE AT PLAY. No. LVIII.—THE GEARED WHEELS

No. LX.—THE FIFTEEN BRIDGES

No. LXVI.—A DUCK HUNT

No. LXIX.—THE TETHERED BIRD

No. LXX.—THE MOVING DISC AND THE FLY

No. LXXI.—A SHUNTING PUZZLE

No. LXXV.—PHARAOH’S SEAL

No. LXXVI.—ROUND THE GARDEN

No. LXXVII.—A JOINER’S PUZZLE

No. LXXVIII.—THE BROKEN OCTAGON

No. LXXIX.—AT A DUCK POND

No. LXXX.—ALL ON THE SQUARE

No. LXXXI.—PINS AND DOTS

No. LXXXII.—A TRICKY COURSE

No. LXXXIII.—FOR THE CHILDREN

No. LXXXVII.—LOYD’S MITRE PROBLEM

No. LXXXIX.—CUT OFF THE CORNERS

No. XCIII.—MAKING MANY SQUARES

No. XCIV.—CUT ACROSS

No. CV.—A TRANSFORMATION

No. CVI.—SHIFTING THE CELLS

No. CVII.—IN A TANGLE

No. CVIII.—STILL A SQUARE

No. CIX.—A TRANSFORMATION

No. CX.—TO MAKE AN OBLONG

No. CXI.—SQUARES ON THE CROSS

No. CXII.—A CHINESE PUZZLE

No. CXIII.—FIRESIDE FUN

AMUSING PROBLEMS. 1. THE CARPENTER’S PUZZLE

2. GOLDEN PIPPINS

3. AN AWKWARD FIX

4. LINKED SWEETNESS LONG DRAWN OUT

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16. HE DID IT!

17. THE CYCLE SURPRISE

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23. A POSER

CURIOUS CALCULATIONS. 1

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VERY PERSONAL

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37. A POET’S PI

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A GOOD END

PART III

CONTENTS

WORD PUZZLES

No. I—AN EARLY CRYPTOGRAM

No. II.—A MANIFOLD MONOGRAM

MISSING WORDS

1. PICKING AND STEALING

No. III.—A BOOK AND ITS AUTHOR

2. A SWARM OF MISSING WORDS

No. IV.—ON THE SHUTTERS

3. NO HEART!

No. V.—A PHONETIC MAXIMUM

4. UNNATURAL HISTORY

No. VI.—SOLVITUR AMBULANDO

No. VII.—A CURIOUS CHRONOGRAPH

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No. VIII.—AN OLD SAMPLER

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9. THE LASS AND HER LOVER

No. IX.—THE LANDLORD’S PUZZLE

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No. X.—DECAPITATED WORDS

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13. AN AUTHOR’S EPIGRAM

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No. XI.—AN ANCIENT ANAGRAM

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No. XII.—STRIKE A BALANCE

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18. HONEST INDIAN

No. XIII.—HKISTA!

19. ON THE OCEAN WAVE

20. THE ZENANA MISSION

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No. XIV.—IN MEMORIAM

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24. IN PRAISE OF SUSSEX

No. XV.—A FRENCH WORD SQUARE

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No. XVI.—A QUAINT EPITAPH

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28. “TURN AGAIN WHITTINGTON!”

No. XVII.—A TRAGIC CALENDAR

29. A SAUCY JADE

30. MISSING WORDS

No. XVIII.—A DIAMOND PALINDROME

31. TO THE FRESH AIR FUND. OH THE ——— OF THE ———

No. XIX.—SHAKESPEARE RECAST

32. THE FLIRT THAT FAILED

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No. XX.—A DOUBLE ACROSTIC

34. THE GIPSY LAD

35. THE OLD DIVINE

36. BANZAI!

No. XXI.—HIDDEN PROVERBS

37. OF DOUBTFUL WORTH

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No. XXII.—AN ALPHABETICAL TOAST

39. MISSING WORDS

No. XXIII.—A MORAL PRECEPT

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No. XXIV.—SHAKESPEARE’S MANTLE

41. MISSING WORDS

42. THE PAUPER’S PLAINT

No. XXV.—CAPITAL SHORT CUTS

43. MISSING WORDS

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No. XXVI.—SIMPLE SCHOLARSHIP

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No. XXVII.—WAS IT VOLAPÜK?

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No. XXVIII.—ANOTHER EPITAPH

47. IN A FARM-YARD

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No. XXIX.—DOG LATIN

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No. XXX.—THE PROBLEM SQUARED

50. MISSING WORDS

No. XXXI.—BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS

51. WISDOM WHILE YOU WAIT

52. MISSING WORDS

No. XXXII.—A BROKEN SQUARE

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54. MISSING WORDS

No. XXXIII.—A KNIGHT’S TOUR PROVERB

55. “MONSTRUM HORRENDUM INFORME INGENS”

No. XXXIV.—GUARINI’S PROBLEM

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No. XXXV.—AN ANAGRAM SQUARE

57. MISSING WORDS

58. MISSING WORDS (Dedicated to the Fresh Air Fund)

No. XXXVI.—SHAKESPEARE’S PSALM

59. MISSING WORDS

No. XXXVII.—A KNIGHT’S TOUR

60. MISSING WORDS

No. XXXVIII.—A WORD SQUARE

61. MISSING WORDS

62. MISSING WORDS

No. XXXIX.—THE SQUAREST WORD

No. XL.—A PUZZLE DIAMOND

63. MISSING WORDS

64. MISSING WORDS

65. MISSING WORDS

No. XLI.—A DEFECTIVE DIAMOND

67. MISSING WORDS

No. XLII.—A SPECIMEN MAGIC SQUARE

68. MISSING WORDS

69. MISSING WORDS

70. OUT IN THE COLD

No. XLIII.—A LETTER PUZZLE

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72. DROP LETTER LINES

73. ENIGMA WITH MISSING LETTERS

No. XLIV.—A CANINE CHRONOGRAPH

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76. SIX MISSING WORDS

No. XLV.—A HIDDEN NAME

77. MISSING WORDS

No. XLVI.—A CRYPTIC INSCRIPTION

78. ON THE LOOSE

79. MISSING WORDS

No. XLVII.—SQUARE THE CIRCLE

80. MISSING WORDS ILLUSTRATED

No. XLVIII.—A BROKEN SQUARE

ANAGRAMS

No. XLIX.—A CARD PROBLEM

IDEAL ANAGRAMS

No. L.—TURF-CUTTING

AN ANAGRAM EPITAPH

No. LI.—A READY RECKONER

TWIN ANAGRAMS

No. LII.—A TRANSFORMATION

ADVANCE AUSTRALIA

BUNYAN’S ANAGRAM

OLD POLITICAL ANAGRAMS

No. LIII.—A CLEAR COURSE

APPOSITE AND OPPOSITE

A ROYAL ANAGRAM (Adsit omen!)

No. LIV.—QUARRELSOME NEIGHBOURS

HIS HOBBY

A SOLDIER’S ANAGRAM

No. LV.—A PRETTY TRICK

BOAT-RACE ANAGRAMS

No. LVI.—THE CROSS-KEYS

ANGLO-JAPANESE ANAGRAMS

A WONDERFUL ANAGRAM

No. LVII.—THE NABOB’S DIAMONDS

A PRIZE ANAGRAM

A GOOD ANAGRAM

THE DREAMER’S ANAGRAM

A SEASONABLE ANAGRAM

No. LVIII.—A CARD CHAIN

APPROPRIATE

A TOUR DE FORCE

No. LIX.—STRAY DOTS

AN OLD POLITICAL ANAGRAM

No. LX.—THE OPEN DOOR

A ROYAL ANAGRAM

No. LXI.—THE SHEPHERD’S PUZZLE

No. LXII.—LEAP-FROG

LXIII.—MUSIC HATH CHARMS

No. LXIV.—GRIST FOR THE MILL

No. LXV.—YOUR WATCH A COMPASS

No. LXVI.—A MYSTIC SQUARE

UP-TO-DATE ANAGRAMS

No. LXVII.—A SWARM OF WORDS

SEASONABLE ANAGRAMS

No. LXVIII.—AFTER SOME SAD REVERSE

No. LXIX.—THE EXPLOSIVE RAFT

A NOTABLE HISTORIC ANAGRAM

No. LXX.—A PICTURE PUZZLE

CONTRADICTION BY ANAGRAM

No. LXXI.—PATCHWORK PICTURES

A HOUSEHOLD WORD

No. LXXII.—A WINTER NIGHT’S DREAM

No. LXXIII.—POINTS AND PICTURES

ANOTHER BOAT-RACE ANAGRAM

No. LXXIV.—A NERVOUS SHOCK

HOLIDAY HAUNTS. Divination by Name

No. LXXV.—HOGARTH’S PUZZLE

No. LXXVI.—A REBUS

No. LXXVII.—THREE SQUARES

A ROYAL ANAGRAM

POLITICAL ANAGRAMS

No. LXXVIII.—A TRANSPARENCY

AN IMPERIAL ANAGRAM

No. LXXIX.—FOR THE CHILDREN

No. LXXX.—JUDGING DISTANCE (For the Children)

A JAPANESE ANAGRAM

A TOPICAL ANAGRAM

APPROPRIATE ANAGRAMS

A FOURFOLD ANAGRAM

No. LXXXI.—HIT IT HARD

No. LXXXII.—A RE-“BUS”

A PRIZE ANAGRAM

No. LXXXIII.—ROUSING DEAD DOGS

A MEAL OF ANAGRAMS

No. LXXXIV.—LIKE A BLACK SWAN

ANSWERS BY ANAGRAM

BEANS AND BACON

No. LXXXV.—CHEQUERS AND STRIPES

No. LXXXVI.—HANG THE MATCHES!

ANSWER BY ANAGRAM

LEWIS CARROLL’S WILL PUZZLE

No. LXXXVII.—A PARROT CRY

No. LXXXVIII.—A PICTURE PUZZLE

DEFINITIONS BY ANAGRAM

No. LXXXIX.—A SHADOWGRAPH

AN ANSWER BY ANAGRAM

No. XC.—A REBUS

ANSWER BY ANAGRAM

ANSWER BY ANAGRAM

No. XCI.—ON THE WALL

ANSWERS BY ANAGRAM

No. XCII.—ILLUSTRATED EGGS

ANSWERS BY ANAGRAM

No. XCIII.—THE FIVE STRAWS

ANSWERS BY ANAGRAM

No. XCIV.—EQUIVALENT REDISTRIBUTION

No. XCV.—THE PUZZLED CARPENTER

A MUSICAL ANAGRAM

No. XCVI.—NOT EASY WHEN YOU KNOW

No. XCVII.—SIMPLICITY

ANSWER BY ANAGRAM

No. XCVIII.—OVER THE WINE AND WALNUTS

No. XCIX.—FROM THE MATCHBOX

No. C.—LIFT NINE WITH ONE

A MAN HIS OWN ANAGRAM

No. CI.—FREEHAND DRAWING

No. CII.—A NOTABLE ANAGRAM

A ’VARSITY ANAGRAM

No. CIII.—WITH DRAWN SWORD

No. CIV.—SHADOWGRAPHS

ANSWERS BY ANAGRAM

ANSWERS BY ANAGRAM

CHARACTER BY ANAGRAM

IPSISSIMA VERBA

A CHRISTMAS CARD

PALINDROMES. OR. SENTENCES THAT READ BOTH WAYS

NAPOLEON’S PALINDROME

ADAM AND EVE’S PALINDROME

A GOOD PALINDROME

A QUAINT PALINDROME

A SCHOOLBOY’S PALINDROME

A PEACE PALINDROME

A PALINDROME PUZZLE

A PERFECT PALINDROME

SOLUTIONS

No. III.—A BOOK AND ITS AUTHOR

No. IV.—ON THE SHUTTERS

No. VI.—SOLVITUR AMBULANDO

No. VIII.—AN OLD SAMPLER

No. XII.—STRIKE A BALANCE

No. XIII.—PUZZLE LINES

No. XIV.—IN MEMORIAM

No. XVI.—A QUAINT EPITAPH

No. XIX.—SHAKESPEARE RECAST

No. XX.—A DOUBLE ACROSTIC

No. XXI.—HIDDEN PROVERBS

No. XXVII.—WAS IT VOLAPÜK?

No. XXVIII.—ANOTHER EPITAPH

No. XXXI.—BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS

No. XXXII.—A BROKEN SQUARE

No. XXXIII.—A KNIGHT’S TOUR PROVERB

No. XXXIV.—GUARINI’S PROBLEM

No. XXXV.—AN ANAGRAM SQUARE

No. XXXVII.—A KNIGHT’S TOUR

No. XXXVIII.—A WORD SQUARE

No. XXXIX.—THE SQUAREST WORD

No. XL.—A PUZZLE DIAMOND

No. XLI.—A DEFECTIVE DIAMOND

No. XLIII.—LETTER PUZZLE

No. XLVII.—THE CIRCLE SQUARED

No. XLVIII.—A BROKEN SQUARE

No. XLIX.—A CARD PROBLEM

No. L.—TURF-CUTTING

No. LI.—A READY RECKONER

No. LII.—A TRANSFORMATION

No. LIII.—A CLEAR COURSE

No. LIV.—QUARRELSOME NEIGHBOURS

No. LVI.—THE CROSS KEYS

No. LVII.—THE NABOB’S DIAMONDS

No. LVIII.—A CARD CHAIN

No. LIX.—STRAY DOTS

No. LX.—THE OPEN DOOR

No. LXII.—LEAP FROG

No. LXIII.—MUSIC HATH CHARMS

No. LXVII.—A SWARM OF WORDS

No. LXVIII.—AFTER SOME SAD REVERSE

No. LXX.—A PICTURE PUZZLE

No. LXXIV.—A NERVOUS SHOCK

No. LXXVIII.—A TRANSPARENCY

No. LXXXII.—A RE-BUS

No. LXXXV.—CHEQUERS AND STRIPES

No. LXXXVIII.—A PICTURE PUZZLE

No. XC.—A REBUS

No. XCV.—THE PUZZLED CARPENTER

No. XCVI.—NOT EASY WHEN YOU KNOW

No. XCVII.—SIMPLICITY

No. XCIX.—FROM THE MATCHBOX

MISSING WORDS SOLUTIONS. 1

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51. WISDOM WHILE YOU WAIT

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Various

Three Parts in One Volume

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Among the infinite number of Magic Squares which can be constructed, it would be difficult to find a more remarkable setting of the numbers 1 to 32 inclusive than this, in which two squares, each of 16 cells, are perfect twins in characteristics and curious combinations.

There are at least forty-eight different ways in which 66 is the sum of four of these numbers. Besides the usual rows, columns, and diagonals, any square group of four, both corner sets, all opposite pairs on the outer cells, and each set of corresponding cells next to the corners, add up exactly to 66.

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