323.--A DUNGEON PUZZLE.

From Amusements in Mathematics by Henry Ernest Dudeney.

If the prisoner takes the route shown in the diagram--where for clearness the doorways are omitted--he will succeed in visiting every cell once, and only once, in as many as fifty-seven straight lines. No rook's path over the chessboard can exceed this number of moves.

[Illustration: THE LANGUISHING MAIDEN]

[Illustration: A DUNGEON PUZZLE.]

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