20. In the Forest
The king's only children, Abel, Benjamin and Paula,
went into the forest with their friend, the elderly Sir
Kay. They wanted to try their skill with their bows and
arrows. Each of them started with same number of ar-
rows. When all the arrows had been shot, it was dis-
covered that:
1. Sir Kay brought down more game than Princess
Paula.
2. Prince Benjamin captured more than Sir Kay.
3. Princess Paula's arrows went truer than Prince
Abel's.
Who was the best marksman that day?
Clue on page 87.
Answer on page 107.
21. Captured!
Happy at the hunt, the king's children became care-
less and less watchful than usual. A passing ogre easily
captured them and Sir Kay and took them back to his
dungeon. He placed them in four cells in a row.
The cell in which Prince Abel was held prisoner was
next to Prince Benjamin's. But Prince Abel was not next
to Princess Paula. If Princess Paula's cell was not next to
Sir Kay, whose cell was?
Clue on page 87.
Answer on page 107.