289.--LIONS AND CROWNS.

From Amusements in Mathematics by Henry Ernest Dudeney.

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Here is the solution. It will be seen that each of the four pieces (after making the cuts along the thick lines) is of exactly the same size and shape, and that each piece contains a lion and a crown. Two of the pieces are shaded so as to make the solution quite clear to the eye.

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