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This instructional book presents a logic game played with a diagram and nine counters. It explains how to express propositions through the relationship between things and their attributes.

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Table of Contents

HIT OR MISS.

         "Thou canst not hit it, hit it, hit it,
          Thou canst not hit it, my good man."

  1. Pain is wearisome; No pain is eagerly wished for.
  1. No bald person needs a hair-brush; No lizards have hair.
  1. All thoughtless people do mischief; No thoughtful person forgets a promise.
  1. I do not like John; Some of my friends like John.
  1. No potatoes are pine-apples; All pine-apples are nice.
  1. No pins are ambitious; No needles are pins.
  1. All my friends have colds; No one can sing who has a cold.
  1. All these dishes are well-cooked; Some dishes are unwholesome if not well-cooked.
  1. No medicine is nice; Senna is a medicine.
  1. Some oysters are silent; No silent creatures are amusing.
  1. All wise men walk on their feet; All unwise men walk on their hands.
  1. "Mind your own business; This quarrel is no business of yours."
  1. No bridges are made of sugar; Some bridges are picturesque.
  1. No riddles interest me that can be solved; All these riddles are insoluble.
  1. John is industrious; All industrious people are happy.
  1. No frogs write books; Some people use ink in writing books.
  1. No pokers are soft; All pillows are soft.
  1. No antelope is ungraceful; Graceful animals delight the eye.
  1. Some uncles are ungenerous; All merchants are generous.
  1. No unhappy people chuckle; No happy people groan.
  1. Audible music causes vibration in the air; Inaudible music is not worth paying for.
  1. He gave me five pounds; I was delighted.
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