54. MISSING WORDS
“Oh for a ——— in this vast solitude,
This endless rise and fall of ——— and moor!”
Soliloquised a ——— in sad mood,
As through the lonely hills the staff of life he bore.
Spelt with the same five letters.
No. XXXIII.—A KNIGHT’S TOUR PROVERB
If the letters on these squares are taken in proper sequence they will form the words of a well-known proverb:—
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When a starting point has been chosen for trial of this puzzle, the successive letters must occupy the squares which in every case are reached by a knight’s move at chess, until a popular proverb is formed.