The Popular recreator. A key to in-door and out-door amusements .. (1873)
London, New York [etc.] Cassell, Petter & Galpin · leaf 561
30 to 25 10. 5 to U 10. 24 to 19 15. 6 to 9 15. 13 to 6 11. 15 to 24 11. 28 to 19 16. 1 to 10 1G. 22 to 13 12. 14 to 17 12. 32 to 27 17. 14 to 18 17. 23 to U BLACK. WHITE. r BLACK. WHITE. 18. 16 to 30 k 18. 25 to 21 23. 15 to 18 23. 6 to 2 k 19. 10 to 17 19. 21 to 14 24. 7 to 10 24. 2 to 6 20. 30… … WHITE. If White move from 9 to li, Black moves from 18 to 22, andescapes. It will be as well, seeing that in this game neitherparty can claim the victory, to vary the move of White and tryits effect. Beginning with the same two moves as before, thegame will be seen to assume a perfectly different…
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