4. If the Number of my Scholars was doubled^
the i, and the % cdT the Number added to it> more
30, they would be 250, how many ate they ?
Answ. 80.
5. One aiked how many PenCe I bad bf my Poo--,
ket ? I told him that my Pence, with i, and 7 with
\ together, lefi 2, would make 43d. weff then, fays
he, you have 24CI. Answ. Right.
6. If I made my Money SiTime^ more than it is»
and gave 6 Tknea 6 of it to the Poor, and divided
the Reft of it by 4, then /I '«6iid that every Part is
21 Crowns, tellme howmanjr'Crowns I had? Answ.
15 Crowns* ^ ^

U 2 7. A.
*23i DouUi 'Faifi ^PojHtht.
7. A. afted B. to \mi liiiri the 100 Crowns he
had la his Pocket, B. anfwered, he had not lb hiany,
but, fays.he. If I had half as many more as I have,
with 5 and \ and f of the Number of Crowns
which I have, lefs 3, there would be 46, well, then,
fays A. I find you have only 24 Crowns ? Ai^sw.
Jjift as many,

8. A Man on Horleback fets out from a certain
Town, and a Coach fets out from another Town,
at a certain Diftance they meet, the Coachman afks
the Man on Horfebackhow many Miles he had rid,
he anfv^'ered, that, if he had rid li Times as far
again as he had done, he would have rid 36 Miles^
well then, fays the." Coachman, I have rid i as far,
and \ as far as yoti, now tell me Ji6w many Milea
the Towns- are afundef? ANsV/Zajl; Miles.
