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b2-43 -- b3-9 1a 29 22 15 29 54
b3-10 -- b3-16 1b 7 14
b3-17-- b3-23 1c 7
b3-24-- b3-35 2a 25 18 12 25
b3-36-- b3-41 2b 6 13
b3-42-- b4-1 2c 7
b4-2-- b4-10 3a 22 15 9 23 52
b4-11-- b4-16 3b 6 14
b4-17-- b4-24 3c 8
b4-25 -- b4-38 4a 29 21 14 29
b4-39-- b4-45 4b 7 15
b4-46-- b5-2 4c 8
b5-3 -- b5-9 5a1 58 51 7 58 87
b5-10-- b5-47 5a2 38
b5-48 -- b5-53 5b 6 13
b5-54 -- b6-3 5c 7
b6-4 -- b6-18 6a 29 22 15 29
b6-19 -- b6-25 6b 7 14
b6-26-- b6-32 6c 7
Now we try to move Hb5-2 from 5a1 to 4c as suggested on the previous pages. But the numbers now gets worse! 52 and 59 disappear, becoming 51 and 58. And 7 in 4c becomes 8. Not good at all!

However, we should also try to move Hb4-24 from 4a to 3c. We have already Hb6-3 in place (i.e. in 5c) and by comparing Hb4-25 with Hb2-30 these movement should take place. Goodbye to 52 and 59! Though now we get 7, 7, 8, 8, 7, 7 for the c-sequences, not too bad.