The boy's own book of indoor games and recreations : a popular encyclopædia for boys (1890)
Stables, Gordon, 1840-1910, Hutchison, George Andrew, 1841-1913 · Philadelphia : J.B. Lippincott · leaf 190
Black backs up his king,takes one for one, and then wins in theusual way. Suppose White has the move. He canonly go into squares i or 32. Say hemoves into 32 ; Black has only to go from18 to 15, and what has his adversary left ?Nothing but to submit to an exchange atthe next move, after which the… … I WHITE. I White, with the move, has but onesquare, 28, into -which he can move.Black, with the move, would of course winby going into the same square, and sooncompel an exchange. Suppose Whitemove— White. Black. 32 to 28 24 to 20 28 to 32 23 to 19 31 to 27 22 to 18 27 to 31 If he play 27 to 23 his…
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