 | Anthony Birks, John Birks - Arithmetic - 1766 - 640 pages
...of wind the May-pole broke ; Whofe broken piece I found to be, Exaft in length yards fixty-three ; Which by its fall broke up a hole, Twice fifteen yards...pole ; But this being all that I can do, The May-pole npw being broke in two Unequal parts, to aid a friend, Ye ladies pray an anfwer fend. Ladies Diary.... | |
 | Mathematical recreations - 1774 - 734 pages
...blaft of wind the maypole broke ; Whofe broken piece I found to be Exact in length yards fixty-three ; Which, by its fall, broke up a hole, Twice fifteen yards from off the pole ; But this being all that 1 can do, The maypole now being broke in two Unequal parts : to aid a friend, Ye ladies, pray an anfwer... | |
 | Charles Hutton - Mathematics - 1775 - 382 pages
...words I juft had fpoke, A blaft of wind the may-pole broke; Whofe broken piece I found to be Exacl in length yards fixty three ; Which by its fall broke...: To aid a friend, Ye ladies, pray an anfwer fend. III. Qutflion 43, by Mrs. Boydell, Art aged fire, with his two daughters, came To town, and was defir'd... | |
 | Charles Vyse - Arithmetic - 1785 - 350 pages
...Blaft of Wind the May-Pole broke, Whofe broken Piece I found to he Exact in Length Yards fixty-three, Which by its Fall broke up a Hole, Twice fifteen Yards...broke in two Unequal Parts, to aid a Friend, •Ye Youths, pray then an Anfwer fend. CAS £ V. Any Number of Men being given, to form them into fquare... | |
 | Charles Vyse - Arithmetic - 1806 - 342 pages
...Blast of Wind the May-Pole broke, Whose broken Piece I found to be Exact in Length Yards Sixty-three, Which by its Fall broke up a Hole, Twice Fifteen Yards...all that I can do, The May-Pole now being broke in tw* Unequal Parts, to aid a Friend, Ye Youths, pray then an Answer send. Case 5. Any Number of Men... | |
 | Charles Vyse - Arithmetic - 1815 - 340 pages
...May-pole broke, Whose broken piece I found to be Exact in length yards sixty-three, Which by its fail broke up a hole, Twice fifteen yards from off the...being broke in two Unequal parts, to aid a friend, Ye youths, pray then an answer send. Case, 5. Any number of men being given, to form them into square... | |
 | George Alfred - Arithmetic - 1834 - 336 pages
...by its fall broke up a hole, Twice fifteen yards from off the pole ; But this being all that I could do, The may-pole now being broke in two Unequal parts, to aid a friend, Ye youths, pray then an answer send. AHS. 1 18.3985yds. = 118yds. 1ft. 2in.-f.346. OF THE CUBE ROOT. The... | |
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Which by its fail broke up a hole, Twice fifteen yards from off the pole ; But this being all that I can do, The May-pole now being broke in two Unequal parts, to aid a friend, Ye youths, pray then an answer send. 