A SQUARE OF SEVENTEEN SQUARES.

[Illustration: Fig. 86.]

To divide a square into seventeen squares, begin by dividing each side

of the square into four portions, drawing lines across each way to these

points to make sixteen squares. Unite the points of the diamond, within

which is a square one-quarter the size of the first. A second diamond

within this quarter-sized square, cut by a Saint Andrew’s Cross—gives

the points for the seventeenth square.

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