 | William Lewis - 1827 - 310 Seiten
...square 4. K. to QB second square and wins the Pawns if Black have nothing else to play ; but if Black can play any other piece the White cannot take the...your King to your QB square, Q. Kt second square, or K. second square. 139 CHAPTER XXXIII. Two separated Pawns against the King. THE King will win both... | |
 | 1850 - 554 Seiten
...sq., and wins the Pawns if Black have nothing else to play; but if Black can play any other piece, White cannot take the Pawns, because the moment he takes Q. Kt. P. he is out of the quad. rangle, and the QBP will advance to Queen. Suppose one of the Pawns were at your QB 2d sq., and... | |
 | 1852 - 644 Seiten
...sq., and wins the Pawns if Black have nothing else to play; but if Black can play any other piece, White cannot take the Pawns, because the moment he...to Queen. Suppose one of the Pawns were at your QB 2d sq., and the other at your Q. Kt. 3d sq., and your K. at QB sq., the two P. effectually confine... | |
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QB second square and wins the Pawns if Black have nothing else to play ; but if Black can play any other piece the White cannot take the Pawns, because the moment he takes Q. Kt. P. he is out of the quadrangle, and the QBP will advance to Queen. Suppose... 