260.--THE HONEYCOMB PUZZLE.

From Amusements in Mathematics by Henry Ernest Dudeney.

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Here is a little puzzle with the simplest possible conditions. Place the point of your pencil on a letter in one of the cells of the honeycomb, and trace out a very familiar proverb by passing always from a cell to one that is contiguous to it. If you take the right route you will have visited every cell once, and only once. The puzzle is much easier than it looks.

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