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The Canterbury Puzzles, and Other Curious Problems

7.—Clerk of Oxenford's Puzzle.

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7.—Clerk of Oxenford's Puzzle.

The illustration shows how the square is to be cut into four pieces, and how these pieces are to be put together again to make a magic square. It will be found that the four columns, four rows, and two long diagonals now add up to 34 in every case.

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