mathemagic

This world is full of puzzles. A lot are created by God and a few by the human being. Many people have tried to solve the Almighty's puzzles. In this blog I will only restrict myself to the puzzles created by human being. My sources are enourmous and puzzles are so many that I can spend my whole life writing this blog. Let's see how long can I write this blog

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

THE FORTY-NINE STARS.

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The puzzle in this case is simply to take your pencil and, starting from one black star, strike out all the stars in twelve straight str...
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Monday, May 20, 2013

THE LANGUISHING MAIDEN.

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A wicked baron in the good old days imprisoned an innocent maiden in one of the deepest dungeons beneath the castle moat. It will be see...
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Tuesday, May 7, 2013

THE ANTIQUARY'S CHAIN.

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An antiquary possessed a number of curious old links, which he took to a blacksmith, and told him to join together to form one straight pie...
Tuesday, April 30, 2013

THE FIVE CRESCENTS OF BYZANTIUM.

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When Philip of Macedon, the father of Alexander the Great, found himself confronted with great difficulties in the siege of Byzantium, he  ...
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Wednesday, April 17, 2013

A PROBLEM IN MOSAICS.

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The art of producing pictures or designs by means of joining together pieces of hard substances, either naturally or artificially coloured...
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Monday, April 8, 2013

THE ABBOT'S WINDOW.

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Once upon a time the Lord Abbot of St. Edmondsbury, in consequence of "devotions too strong for his head," fell sick and was una...

THE NINE SCHOOLBOYS.

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This is a new and interesting companion puzzle to the "Fifteen Schoolgirls" (see solution of No. 269), and even in the simplest ...
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