Algernon Bray.
Dinah Mite.
G. S. C.
Jane E.
J. D. W.
Magpie.
S. S. G.
Tokio.
§ 2. Change of Day.
I must postpone, sine die, the geographical problem—partly because I have not yet received the statistics I am hoping for, and partly because I am myself so entirely puzzled by it; and when an examiner is himself dimly hovering between a second class and a third how is he to decide the position of others?
§ 3. The Sons' Ages.
Problem.—"At first, two of the ages are together equal to the third. A few years afterwards, two of them are together double of the third. When the number of years since the first occasion is two-thirds of the sum of the ages on that occasion, one age is 21. What are the other two?
Answer.—"15 and 18."
Solution.