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The Canterbury Puzzles, and Other Curious Problems

95.—Robinson Crusoe's Table.

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95.—Robinson Crusoe's Table.

The diagram shows how the piece of wood should be cut in two pieces to form the square table-top. A, B, C, D are the corners of the table. The way in which the piece E fits into the piece F will be obvious to the eye of the reader. The shaded part is the wood that is discarded.

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