QUICKER THAN THOUGHT.

A little boy, hearing someone remark that nothing was quicker than

thought, said: “I know something that is quicker than thought.” “What

is it, Johnny?” asked his pa. “Whistling,” said Johnny. “When I was

in school yesterday I whistled before I thought, and got caned for

it, too.”

125. The number of men in both fronts of two columns of troops A and

B, when each consisted of as many ranks as it had men in front, was

84; but when the columns changed ground, and A was drawn up with the

front B had, and B with the front A had; the number of ranks in both

columns was 91. Required: the number of men in each column.

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