ke meteors, flashing out in apparent defiance of all law, and vanishing only to leave us dazzled by their sudden light. Mr. Gossip’s collection includes all the well-known classical brillian- cies, besides some more modern, and it must be owned less startling specimens. The book is well arranged,… … The following games were played in the above match : — GAME No. r,089. Played at board No. r. Zukertort s. Ofening NOTES BY Jas. MASON, у н Perhaps White should TTE RURCE rot have persisted in his refusal of M | И рх P, but the opening is cautiously Mr. OWEN, Mr. \% Abe played on both sides. Black…
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