First three moves as before.
P to B 3 P takes Kt
4. --------- 9. ----------
Kt to B 3 B takes P
P to Q 4 Q to Kt 3
5. --------- 10. ---------
P takes P B takes R
P takes P B takes P: ch.
6. -------------- 11. --------------
B to Kt 5: ch. K to B sq.
Kt to B 3 12. B to Kt 5
7. ------------
Kt takes K P
Castles
8. -----------
Kt takes Kt
And wins, for Black can only play 12. ... Kt to K 2, to which White replies
13. R takes B, or R to K sq., or Kt to K 5, &c. This variation should be
carefully studied, for Black will frequently fall into the trap thus laid
for him.
From considerations of space, it is only possible to give two or three
variations of each opening, and these in a very condensed form. For further
examples the reader is referred to Hoffer's _Chess_ (see note on first page
of this article).