Kt—K B 3 22 Q—R3 22 K—Kt2 3 B—Q 3 3 P—Q Kt 3 23 Kt—R 6 23 Kt—Q 3 MEER Black's play on the — Evidently, 23..., Ktx Kt would be bad. The difficulties of the King's Pawn should be got out first, position rapidly increase; but the ‘and measures taken to deal with defence is uncertain. Whites Kt—K 5,… … able to reply 12..., Kt—Q 2, so as to A pretty as well as a forcibly winning throw forward his Bishop Pawn ; but as it is, of course that move would move. 26 KxKt lose. . 12 PxP 27 QxP ch 27 K—B sq I3 K PxP I3 Kt—Q 3 E AE 27.., K—K sq; 28 14 P—Kt 5 14 Kt(B3)—K 5? RxP, and, if 28..., Kt—Q 3; 29 15…
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