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...bears to the tringle. 372. A philosopher had a window a yard square, and it let in too much light; he blocked up one half of it, and still had a square window a yard high and a yard wide. Say how he did it. 373. Can you divide an equilateral triangle into two...

...bears to the tringle. 372. A philosopher had a window a yard square, and it let in too much light ; he blocked up one half of it, and still had a square window a yard high and a yard wide. Say how he did it. 373. Can you divide an equilateral triangle into two...

...bears to the tringle. 372. A philosopher had a window a yard square, and it let in too much light; he blocked up one half of it, and still had a square window a yard high and a yard wide. Say how he did it. 373. Can you divide an equilateral triangle into two...

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