Canterbury Puzzle 2 · Bell Ringers 2

The gentle Pardoner, "that straight was come from the court of Rome," begged to be excused; but the company would not spare him. "Friends and fellow-pilgrims," said he, "of a truth the riddle that I have made is but a poor thing, but it is the best that I have been able to devise. Blame my lack of knowledge of such matters if it be not to your liking." But his invention was very well received. He produced the accompanying plan, and said that it represented sixty-four towns through which he had to pass during some of his pilgrimages, and the lines connecting them were roads. He explained that the puzzle was to start from the large black town and visit all the other towns once, and once only, in fifteen straight pilgrimages. Try to trace the route in fifteen straight lines with your pencil. You may end where you like, but note that the omission of a little road at the bottom is intentional, as it seems that it was impossible to go that way.

温和的赎罪券商请求原谅，“那笔钱直接来自罗马宫廷”。但公司不会放过他。 “朋友们，朝圣者们，”他说，“事实上，我编的这个谜语虽然很可怜，但它是我能设计出的最好的谜语。如果不符合你们的喜好，那就怪我对这些事情缺乏了解。”但他的发明很受欢迎。他制作了随附的计划，并说它代表了他在某些朝圣期间必须经过的六十四个城镇，连接它们的线是道路。他解释说，这个谜题是从那个黑人大城镇开始，在连续十五次朝圣中访问所有其他城镇一次，且仅一次。尝试用铅笔沿着十五条直线描绘路线。你可以在你喜欢的地方结束，但请注意，底部的一条小路是故意省略的，因为似乎不可能走那条路。