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Use two of the matches in the already made square and put them at the ends of the other side to make a big square, then take the last match in the already made square and put it one in from the other side corner.
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| Hotel corridor chapter 2. Where is acorn in the corridor?? |
On the light |
| Where is the heart and walking stick |
The walking stick is in the banister rail about two thirds of the way up. Have you found the heart? |
| Where is the Paint brush . Where can I find the paintbrush |
Side od steps in upper left hand corner |
| How do you solve the problem of creating the two squares moving only three matches |
Take top match (from 3 on left)and put on right to join top match with middle match (which is lying flat pointing inward)then take bottom match from left and join middle match with bottom match (you should now have a box with a match in middle)take last match and join middle match with bottom. You have a large box with small one bottom right. Bought game again just to help. |
| How do I divide the beer from one glass to another Equal |
How do I divide the beer from 1 glass to the other |
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