acly with ch; 3 P—Kt7ch; 4 Kt—Q7ch; 5 P—Kt 8=Q ch; 6 Kt—B7 ch; Pawn on Q 5. 7 QO—Kt 6 ch; 8 Kt—B 5 ch; A favourite European “ four- g Kt—Kt 5 ch; 10 R—K 2 ch; mover,’ which occurs in many Ir Kt—R 3ch; 12 Kt—Kt3 ch; varieties. The chief feature is 13 R—Q 2 ch; 14 Kt—B 2 ch; the waiting 3rd move.… … In one Per. MS., where the White to mate in three moves Black K is on K 8. Solution: 1 exactly. Impossible.
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