The high and Mighty Monarch CHARLES the grace of GOD King of Great Britain France and Ireland▪  
P. stint excud▪    

THE royal GAME OF chess-play.  
SOMETIMES The Recreation of the late KING, with many of the NOBILITY.  
Illustrated with almost an hundred gambits.  
BEING The study of BIOCHIMO the famous Italian.  
LONDON, Printed for Henry Herringman, and are to be sold at his shop at the sign of the Anchor, in the lower walk of the New Exchange, 1656.   

To the Industrious chess player.  
I Shall not trouble thee with the insipid relation of the profit and pleasure which may be reaped by this game of chess, nor as little as I can with the Analogy it really hath with the drawing up, and encounter of two Armies, the mysteries which every man may and do, ut suo abundat sensu, find out in almost every Art and Science, as we see not only in common, but even in the most grave and serious Professions, being innumerable, my intention being to set forth the easiest and shortest way for one who is desirous to play at this game, to achieve his desires, and for him who is but an easy proficient, to arise almost to the highest degree of well playing, which he shall attain to, if he diligently peruse this Book, and not only learn, but examine the reason of the following gambits (practised by the best of our Nation) wherein he may observe such deep and intricate▪ designs, with such admirable and answerable events, as may instruct him to lay such like plots of his own, as also to foresee and prevent the endeavours of his adversary, with unexpected counterplots, to the gaining of such pieces from him, as will give him so much advantage, that he may easily destroy all the rest, and then (if not before) give him Check mate. I forgot to tell you one thing, that a Gambett signifies here a game, so contrived, that he which loseth shall have a palpable reason for every remove he maketh, whereas the reasons of the removes of the winner are so hard to be found out, that they seem rather preposterous, and unfitting, which showeth the excellent contrivance and invention of the Authors of them.   

SIr, now unravelled is the Golden Fleece,  
Men that could only fool at Fox and Geese  
Are new-made Politians by the Book,  
And can both judge and conquer with a look.  
The hidden fates of Princes you unfold,  
Court, Clergy, Commons, by your laws controlled.  
Strange serious wantoning! All that they  
Blustered & cluttered wisely for, you play.   

On the incomparable Game of chess-play.  
WE read of greeks could ten years' wars define,  
And draw its whole design in drops of wine:  
Could show where Rhesus, where Ulysses lay.  
Who stole the Horse, ne'er touched the fatal Hay.  
This was weak demonstration, Sir, but you  
Bring us the very Siege and Soldiers too.  
E. Revet.   

Upon chess-play. To Dr. Budden.  
TO thee laws Oracle, who hadst the power  
To wage my pens employment for an hour,  
I send no Frogs, nor Mice, pygmies nor Cranes,  
Giants nor Gods, which trouble so the brains  
Of feighning Poets; nor my leisure sings  
The Counterbuffs of the four painted Kings:  
Those worthy Combatants have had their times,  
And battles sung in thousand curious rhymes.  
I sing the fierce alarm, and d●refull stroke  
Of passing timbered men, all heart of oak;  
Men that scorn arms defensive, nor, in beat  
Of bloody broils, complain of dust or sweat.  
Men that do think, no victory is fit  
That's not compacted by the reach of wit.  
Men that an Ambuscado know to lay,  
T'entrap the Foe in his retiring way;  
Plot Stratagems, and teach their brains t'indite  
What place is fittest to employ their might.  
Dull downright blows, are fit for rustic wits,  
Within the compass of whose scalp there sits  
A homebred sense, weak apprehension,  
That strike the first they cast their eye upon▪  
Those are the chaff of Soldiers, but this corn  
Of choicest men, at highest rate is born.  
Here life is precious, where the meanest man  
Is guarded by the noblest, who do scan,  
(Not what a poor man is, but) what may prove,  
If bravely to the army's head he move;  
Such may his valour be, he may of right  
Be an executor to Rook or Knight,  
Whose Lands fall to the King (their Master dead)  
With which this Pawn lives to be honoured,  
And do his Prince good service. Tell me then,  
Thou that dost distribute Justice to men,  
Must Honours ever follow blood? or should  
Virtue be graced, though in the meanest Mould?  
Tell me, thou man of Peace, are not these war's  
Lawful and commendable, Where the scars  
Are for command, where either Enemy  
Seeks to himself a fifth great Monarchy?  
Where neither knows his confines, but each foot  
Is his, where he or his, can take firm root?  
Pity with me, the fortunes of those Kings,  
Whose battle such an untaught Poet sings.  
Know, that the great Alexander could not have  
An Homer; and remember, in wars brave,  
Each deed▪ s a Poem, and he writes it best  
Who doth engrave it on a conquered Crest.  
If I offend, part of the blame is thine,  
Thou gav'st the theme, I did but frame the Line.  
Two angry Kings weary of lingering peace,  
Challenge the field, all Concord now must cease:  
So do their stomachs with fired anger burn, (turn.  
Nothing but wounds, blood, death must serve the  
They pitched their field in a fair checkered square  
Each form two Squadrons, in the former are  
The common Soldiers, Whose conrageous scope  
Is venturing their lives, like Fortune, Hope.  
These still march on, & dare not break their rank,  
But for to kill a Foe, then 'tis their prank  
To make the ground good 'gainst the enemy▪  
Till by a greater force subdued, they die.  
The Kings for safety in mid-batel stand  
And marshal all their Nobles on each hand.  
Next either King, an Amazonian Queen,  
Like our sixt Henry's Margaret is seen,  
Ready to scour the field, corner, or square,  
She succours, where the Troops distressed are.  
Next stand two mitred Bishops, which in war  
Forget their Calling, venturing many a scar  
In Prince's cause, yet must no Bishop stray,  
But leave the broad, & keep the narrow way.  
Next are two virtuous Knights, whose nimble feet  
Leap o'er men's heads, scorning to think it meet  
They should stand sentinels, while the poor Pawns,  
With danger of their lives do scour the lawns.  
The battles out spread wings, two rooks do guard,  
These flank the fields so well, that there is barred  
All side assaults: these, for their valour's grace,  
(The King in danger) with him change their place.  
But Majesty must keep a settled pace,  
Rides not in post, moves to the nearest place,  
That's to his standard: If there be report  
Of the King's danger, all troops may resort.  
But now they sound Alarm, each heart doth swell  
With wrath, strikes in the name of Christabell;  
Strike, strike, be not aghast, soldiers are bound  
To fear no death, much less to dread a wound.  
Now with mercy dies the common Troop,  
A Rook a Bishop, and a Knight doth droop;  
Yet neither boasts of Conquest, though each hope  
To win the field, Which now is half laid open  
By soldiers death; now dares a martial Queen  
Check her Foe King, when straight there steps between  
A venturous Soldier, or a nobleman  
Who cares not for his life, so be he can  
From danger keep his King; he fears not death,  
In Prince's cause, that gives each Subject breath.  
But this Virago dies, being left alone,  
When straight a nimble Soldier steppeth on,  
And through the thickest Troops hews out his way,  
And till he come to th' head doth never stay.  
This brave attempt deserves the honouring;  
The Queen's colours are his, given by the King▪  
Who knows that valour should not want reward,  
And venturous spirits, best keep Princes guard.  
Now is the War in heat, bloody the Field,  
Mercy is banish●d, none hath thought to yield,  
Basely to beg his breath; the fame now ran,  
That they must fight it out to the last man.  
All Soldiers die, but one, who to his King,  
Grieved with his great loss, doth this comfort bring,  
That their great Foe, whose Troops are all now dead,  
Must to their swords, yield up his conquered head.  
Then with their Check, and check on either hand,  
The poor disheartened King doth mated stand.  
Though thus to die it be the Prince's fate,  
Who dares pronounce he had a whisking mate;  
Who, rather than mumping forego the Field,  
Joys in the place he stands, his breath to yield?  
But now the conquering couple want their breath  
Their festered wounds do rankle, and grim death  
Creeps through the gashes, down the victor's fall,  
And then one general hearse entombs them all.   

To the Right Honourable, Montague, Earl of Lindsey, &c.  
THe Consideration, that to find out a certain Rule for this Princely Game of chess, is generally, (and I think, justly) esteemed to be impossible, was the first cause that invited me to publish these gambits, which do, in a very great measure, supply the defect of such an advantage, which in respect they were in the Delights of his late Majesty, and many of the Nobility of these kingdoms, I presumed to dedicate unto your Honour, whom I have understood not only to take pleasure, but to be very judicious in this Incomparable Recreation, beside the particular relation of the Duty I have to submit myself, on all occasions, unto your honour's Censure and Commands, and the necessity I have of desiring your lordship's Protection for that I have attempted to publish, that which some Gentlemen have already in Manuscript, and peradventure to their displeasure; Instructions also for Learners being already in Print, and very plain, might have deterred me from meddling, as it were, with another man's work; but for these, I have excuse, that these gambits being so beneficial, cannot but be very acceptable, and also give invitation to those who are but small Proficients, to take a greater delight, than formerly, in this Pastime; and alteration of the Instructions being made more brief, are consequently more useful. I am only therefore to crave your honour's Pardon, for disturbing your Honours more serious Contemplations with these trifles; which if I have, I shall rest secure from Calumny, that can be thrown upon  
Your honour's most humble Servant, Fr: Beale.   

THE GAME OF chess-play.  

CHAP. I.  
Of the Antiquities and Inventors of this Game.  
DIverse are the opinions of the antiquity of this game of Chess. Some think that it was invented by Palamedes one of the chief Commanders of the Grecian forces at the siege of Troy. Others that Xerxes the great King of Persia devised it: but the most received opinion is, that at that siege or some other place blocked up by their adversaries, by some of the most learned and experienced besiegers, meeting and clubbing their inventions together, this inimitable game was found out: and the rather, because who ever plays at it shall not be able to carry on any design with any success, or understand the plots of his adversary without his whole intention is fixed upon it, and he be abstracted from all other contemplation.   

CHAP. II.  
Of the shapes, names, and places of the Chesse-men.  
ALthough in all Countries the shapes of the Chesse-men are not the same, yet are the figures framed so distinctly from one another, that they never breed any confusion: The chessboard therefore (which is divided into sixty four square houses) standing (as usually) with the white corner to the right hand, the first and highest generally called the King, standeth in the fourth house from the corner of the board in the lower rank, with this observation, that the white King must stand in black, and the black King in the white: where note that every piece standeth right over his adversary's piece of the same sort.  
The next in height is the Queen or Amazon, who is placed in the fourth house from the corner of the field by the side of her King, and always in her own colour; whence 
Rex albus in atro, Rex ater in albo,  
servat Regina colores.   
Next to the Kings other side place a Bishop o● Archer, who is commonly figured with his hea● cloven, next to him the Knight, and in the corner of the field: the rook, Rock, or Duke who is sometimes fashioned with a round head sometimes like a Castle, &c. So also on the Queen side, place her Bishop Knight & Rook, who always stand in different colours to those of the King.  
Lastly, before each Great man standeth their particular pawn or servingman, so that the King and Queen have three great men and four pawns a piece.   

CHAP. III.  
Of the draught, guard, worth, and Prerogative of each plece, and first of a pawn.  
THe draught of a pawn is only one house at a time straight forward in his own file never retiring; but he differs from all other pieces, in that it doth not take the adverse pieces as it goeth, but that which standeth aslope in the next house forward of the next file on either hand, and then goeth forward upon occasion as at first; now as all other pieces do, he guardeth any piece of his own side just as he taketh, that is, if a piece of his side standeth in that place where if it were an adverse piece he might take it, he than doth guard it, so also doth he check, that is, (give notice to) the adverse King that he can take him, which check if the King cannot avoid either by taking him up himself if he be unguarded (for a King can at no time remove into check) or by causing him to be taken up by some other of his pieces, it is check Mate, and the Game lost. This is the draught of the pawn who though it be of least value, yet hath it three, great privileges.  
The first is, that whereas his remove is but one house forward at a time, yet every pawn for his first draught, may remove two houses forward.  
The second is, that if any pawn cometh up to the fourth rank of the adverse party, if any of his pawns of the next file on either side do remove two houses at one time, that is beyond his guard, he may take him as if he had removed but one.  
The third and greatest is, that if any pawn can arrive unto any house of the uppermost rank of the adversary, you may immediately make him a Queen, or what piece you have already lost, (yea in foreign Countries, and amongst the best players, here you may have two or three Queens at a time) who shall be able at that very instant, to check the adverse King, and use all power the Piece you make him hath.   

CHAP. IV.  
Of the Bishops, and Knights.  
NEXt in value above a pawn are Bishops and Knights. The Bishops walk is, always in the same colour he is first placed in, forward and backward aslope as far as you please, and the way is clear betwixt him and the place you intend to remove him to, so doth he guard any piece of his own side; take any of the contrary, and check the adverse King, which unavoided by either taking or causing him to be taken up, or interposing some piece between him and the King, it is Check mate.  
The knight's draught is forward and backward on either hand aslope from the place he standeth in, to the next save one of another colour, skipping over any piece that standeth in his way; and in the same manner doth he guard, take, and check; which check, because (as the pawns check) it cannot be covered, the King must either remove out of check, or cause him to be taken, for he cannot take him himself, it is Check mate. Now the difference of worth between the Bishops and Knights is uncertain, some preferring one, some the other, as they play best with either of them themselves, or observe it in their adversary: but generally the Knights are more esteemed, because their walks have more variety, that is, into all the sixty four houses, but a Bishops walk is, but through thirty two of them: A Knight likewise guardeth three houses before he doth remove, and eight when he is from the side of the file, whereas the Bishop guardeth but two houses in his first place, and but four afterward; Thirdly, the Knights can guard one another, which the Bishops cannot do, because they move into one another's colour: Fourthly, a knight's check cannot be covered, but a Bishops may, and I cannot see, but that the two Knights and a King may give a mate though not so well as the Bishops, but it is hard for either of them to do it.   

CHAP. V.  
Of the rooks, Queen, and King.  
THe Rocks, rooks or Dukes walk forward, backward, and sideways in any rank and file (but not aslope as the Bishops do) unto any place; so also do they guard, take, and check, which check, if not avoided the game is lost: Now a rooks worth is as great as both a Bishops and a Knights, because he goeth over all the board which the Bishop cannot, and though the Knight may, yet his remove is confined to a certain distance, when the rooks is unlimited where there is no interposition, and although he guards no more places than the Bishop doth, yet he can give mate with the King alone, which no piece else beside the Queen can do; his privilege is to change with the King as you shall see in the King's Prerogative.  
But the Queen is in value equal to any two pieces: Her remove being forward, backward, side-way, and aslope, but not as the Knight doth as far as she will if she meet no opposition, she in like manner doth guard the pieces of her own side, take the enemy and check his King which unavoided is Mate: She guardeth five houses in her first place, and eight when she is from the side of the file.  
The King removeth but one house at a time forward, backward, sideways, and aslope to any place not possessed by his own men, or guarded by the enemy where he may take any piece of the enemies; but there must be always the distance of one house between the two Kings, for they can neither check nor take one another, he guardeth as many places as the Queen doth. His Prerogative is  
First, that no piece can take him, but must only salute him with the word check.  
Secondly, whereas his draught is but one house at a time, yet for his greater safety, if neither he nor either of the rooks have as yet stirred out of their places, and there is no piece standing between them, he may change (or Castle) with this rook, that is, he may go two draughts at once towards this rook on which hand soever he standeth, causing the rook to stand next to him on either side; this may he do at any time before check, or after check, In France the Rook when the King changeth, goeth into the King's house.   

CHAP. VI.  
Observations in playing the game.  
HAving now discovered the places, removes, guards, worth and Prerogative of each piece, I will now show you some observations in the removal of them: but whereas there is 64 houses in the chessboard, there may be consequently as many varieties of games as 64 can be altered which are more than there have been minutes since the Creation, therefore there is no such rule found out at this game, as who shall play according to it, must necessarily win the game: however there may be such precepts and directions given, that whosoever shall carefully observe and remember upon occasion to put them in use, shall have great advantage against him that hath them not, so that the following advices and gambits well studied will be instead of a rule to direct you how to advance and retire, how to take opportunities, as also how to design upon your adversary to foresee and prevent his stratagems, with a return upon himself: For certainly he that hath before his eyes & in his memory many games well played shall be able to make such observations upon them, as may stand him in great stead when ever the enemy shall fall into such a posture of game as he hath formerly seen, and remembreth the disadvantage he is liable to.  
The first thing therefore you are to endeavour is, to get the first remove, for it is of great advantage: for which gamesters strive several ways according to their agreement between themselves, but when a game is ended he is to have it, who winneth it, unless you make it otherwise. Now for the first draught it is generally esteemed best to remove the King's pawn two houses, because if not prevented (by the like play) you may still move that pawn forward with good guard, which will be very prejudicial to the adversary.  
The second thing observable is to play your men in good guard of one another, that if any man you advance be taken, the adverse piece may be taken again by the piece which guardeth yours: and to this purpose be (of all things) sure to have as many guards upon one of your pieces, as thou seest the enemy doth advance of his upon it.  
Thirdly, that thy guards be of less value than the pieces he assaileth withal, for then if either he or you begin to take you shall gain something, if you find you cannot well guard your piece, see whether you can advance some piece, of yours in guard to take a better piece for so you may many times save your endangered piece.  
Fourthly, never change piece for piece until you get the advantage either by taking a pawn or nobleman of his for nothing, or disordering a pawn or two of his which is of very material consequence.  
Fiftly, take great heed that you do not choke up your own passage from advancing your men, and retiring on all occasions, but endeavour by all means to take that liberty from your adversary.  
Sixtly, never play any man until you have examined whether you yourself are free from danger, and to that end upon every remove of your adversary, consider of what consequence the advancing and retreating of your adversary may prove, and endeavour (if it may be hurtful) to prevent it before it be too late.  
Seventhly, consider the main design of the game, which is as suddenly as can be to give check mate, that is as I said before, so to check the adversary King, as that he can neither take the piece checking because it is guarded, nor cause it to be taken, nor cover the check, nor remove out of check, which may be done several ways, so that sometimes by the loss of one or two of your great men, yea, sometimes of your Queen you may give an unexpected mate, as you may often observe in the following gambits: I shall therefore omit to discover unto you the manner of the surprising the rooks, or a Queen, or the making a new Queen, of which you shall have plentiful examples in the gambits.  
Lastly, never let your Queen stand so before your King, as that your adversary may bring a rook or Bishop to check your King if she were not there, for than you will hardly be able to save your Queen, nor let his Knight come so safely, that he cannot be taken up to check your Queen and King or your rook, and King at one time, for than you will lose your Queen or Rook, since the King must be forced to remove out of check.   

CHAP. VII.  
Of some particular things to be observed, with the laws of chess-play.  
BEfore I come to the gambits, I will tell you what a fork, a stale, a blind Mate and a dead Game is.  
A Forke is, that when you see two of the enemies noblemen standing in the same rank, and but one house betwixt them, advance a pawn, guarded with an other, unto the middle house before them both, and you may commonly take one of them.  
A stale is given when one King hath lost all his men, and hath but one place left to fly into, if then the adversary bar him of that place without checking him, so that he being now out of check cannot remove but into check, it is then a stale, and he that giveth it to the distressed King loseth the Game.  
A blind Mate is, when one giveth check mate but seeth it not, yet it is nevertheless a Mate, though a disgraceful one.  
A dead Game is when only the two Kings are left: yea most Gamesters will draw the stakes, when they have but a Knight or Bishop left with their King, and the enemy only his King: For it is not possible then to give a Mate by force.   

 depiction of chess board 


His  
Queen's rooks house.  
Queen's Knights house.  
Queen's Bishops house.  
Queen's house.  
King's house.  
King's Bishops house.  
King's Knights house.  
King's Rooks house.   

4. House.  
3. House.  
2. House.  
1. House.   

Your  
King's Rooks house.  
King's Knights house.  
King's Bishops house.  
King's house.  
Queen's house.  
Queen's Bishops house.  
Queen's Knights house.  
Queen's Rooks house.   

4. House.  
3. House.  
2. House.  
1. House.      

The laws of chess are,  
1. If you touch your man you must play it, and if you set it down anywhere you must let it stand.  
2. If your adversary play a false draught, and you spy it not before you play the next draught, 'tis then too late to challenge him.  
3. If by mistake you play a false draught, and your adversary let it alone for his advantage till he hath played his next draught, you nor he cannot then recall it.  
4. If at first you misplace your men, and play two or three draughts, it lieth in your adversary's choice whether you shall play out the game or begin it again.  
5. The King in changing may not go into check, nor at any time remove into check.  
6. If your adversary playeth or discovereth a check to your King, and giveth you no notice of it, you may let him stand so for that draught if you please.  
7. If your King standeth in check and you remove a draught or two, the adversary may not give check when he pleaseth, unless he removeth the piece checking, or some other.  
Having now finished all those rules and instructions that are necessary for a Learner, I shall for the increase of his farther benefit refer him to these Gambets which follow, by which not only he that is a beginner, but also an experienced Gamester may receive such satisfaction, as that he will find it worth his labour and study to be perfect in them, and cause him by seeing the mysterious passages therein, to take far more delight than hitherto he hath done in this most excellent and delightful game of chess-play.   

The fool's Mate.  
BBlack Kings Bishops pawn one house.  
White Kings pawn one house.  
Black kings knights pawn two houses  
White Queen gives Mate at the contrary  
King's rooks fourth house.   

The scholar's Mate.  
WHite kings pawn one house.  
Black kings pawn the same.  
White Queen to the contrary King's rooks fourth house.  
Black Queen's knight to her Bishops third house  
White King's Bishop to the queens Bishops fourth house  
Black King's knight to the King's Bishops third house  
White queen takes the contrary King's Bishops pawn gives mate.   

Gambett. I.  
WHite kings pawn two houses  
Black kings pawn the same  
White King's Bishop to the queens Bishops fourth house  
Black King's Bishop the same.  
White queen to the kings second house.  
Black queen to the same  
White King's bishops pawn two houses  
Black kings bishop takes the contrary King's knight  
White rook takes the contrary King's bishop  
Black King's pawn takes the contrary bishops pawn  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black queen checks at the contrary rooks fourth house  
White kings knights pawn one house and covers  
Black King's pawn takes contrary pawn  
White rooks takes the contrary pawn  
Black King's knight to the King's bishops third house  
White Queen's knight to her bishops third house  
Black King's knight to the King's rooks fourth house  
white King's bishop takes the contrary King's bishops pawn and checks  
Black king takes the contrary King's bishop  
White Queen's bishop to the contrary King's knights fourth house  
Black King's knight takes the contrary King's rook  
White queen checks at the King's bishops third house  
Black king to his knights third house  
White bishop takes the contrary queen  
Black knight to his King's rooks fourth house  
White queen checks at the King's bishops fourth house.  
Black king to his kings third house  
White queen or Bishop gives mate.   

Gambett. II.  
WHite kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's bishop to the queens bishops fourth house  
Black the same  
White queen to the kings second house  
Black the same  
White King's bishops pawn two houses  
Black pawn takes the contrary pawn  
White King's knight to his bishops third house o  
Black King's knight pawn two houses  
Wl  
White King's rooks pawn two houses  
Black kings bishops pawn one house  
White queens knight to her bishops third house  
Black queens bishops pawn first house  
White kings rooks pawn takes the contrary pawn  
Black pawn takes the contrary pawn  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black kings knight pawn one house  
White King's knight to the King's rooks fourth house  
Black King's bishop takes the contrary pawn  
White knight to the contrary King's bishops fourth house  
Black bishop takes the contrary knight and checks  
White pawn takes the contrary King's bishop  
Black queen to her King's bishops third house  
White bishop takes the contrary pawn  
Black queen takes the contrary pawn and checks  
White king to his bishops second house  
Black queens knights pawn two houses  
White kings bishops to the queens knights third house  
Black queens rooks pawn two houses  
White knight checks at the contrary Queen's third house  
Black king to his Bishop's house  
White queen takes the contrary pawn  
Black queens bishop to her rooks third house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's bishops fourth house  
Black queen covers at her King's bishops third house  
White queens Bishop's checks at the contrary King's rooks third house  
Black king to his second house  
White queens bishops to the contrary King's  
Knights fourth house  
Black king takes the contrary knight  
White bishop takes the contrary queen and shall win the game.   

Gambett. III.  
Play the second to this mark, o and then as followeth.  
BLack King's knight to his bishops third house  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black kings bishop checks at the contrary queens knights fourth house  
White queens bishops pawn one house & covers  
Black kings bishops to the queens rooks fourth house  
White kings pawn one house  
Black King's knight to his rooks fourth house  
White king changes  
Black king changes  
White King's knight to the King's house  
Black queen to the contrary King's rooks 4th house  
White King's knight to the queens third house  
Black King's knight pawn two houses  
White Queen's knight to the Queen's second house  
Black queens bishops pawn one house  
White Queen's knight to the kings fourth house  
Black King's knight to his second house  
White knight takes the contrary kings pawn  
Black kings knight's pawn takes the contrary knight  
White rook takes the contrary pawn  
Black queen to the kings second house  
White knight checks at the contrary King's bishops third house  
Black king to his rooks house  
White queen to her King's fourth house, &c.   

Gambet IV.  
Play the second to this mark. Wl  
WHite queen pawn two houses  
Black kings bishop checks  
White queens bishop pawn one house covers  
Black bishop to his Queen's rooks fourth house  
White Kings rooks pawn two houses  
Wl  
Black King's bishops pawn one house  
White Kings rooks pawn, takes the contrary pawn  
Black pawn takes the contrary pawn  
White King's Knight pawn one house  
Black King's Knight pawn one house  
White King's Knight to the contrary Kings fourth house  
Black pawn one house, to the contrary King's bishops third house  
White queen to her King's third house  
Black King's Knight to his bishops third house  
White King's Knight to the contrary King's  
Knights third house  
Black queen to her King's Knights second house  
White Knight takes the contrary Rook  
Black queen takes the contrary Knight  
White King's pawn one house  
Black King's Knight to his house  
White queen to the contrary King's Knights fourth house  
Black King's Knight to the Kings second house  
White queen checks at the contrary rooks fourth house  
Black King to the Queen's house  
White queen takes the contrary King's Rooks pawn  
Black queen takes the contrary queen  
White rook takes the contrary queen  
Black queens pawn one house  
White Kings pawn one house  
Black queens bishops pawn one house  
White queens bishop to the contrary King's Knights fourth house  
Black queens pawn one house  
White bishop takes the contrary Knight, and checks  
Black King to his house  
White King's Bishop to the quens third house  
Black bishops takes the contrary pawn  
White King's bishop checks at the contrary King's Knights third house  
Black King to the queens second house  
White queens bishop to the queens Knights fourth house, and checks with the King's Rook  
Black King to his Queen's bishops house  
White bishop takes the contrary bishop &c.   

Gambett. V.  
Play the last to this mark W  
BLack King's knights pawn one house  
White King's knight to the contrary King's knights fourth house  
Black King's knight to his rooks third house  
White queens bishop takes the contrary pawn  
Black kings bishops pawn one house  
White king changes  
Black pawn takes the contrary knight  
White bishop takes the contrary pawn  
Black queen to the King's knights second house  
White queen to the kings third house  
Black King's knight to his house  
White rook to the contrary King's bishops second house  
Black queen to the King's knights third house  
White queen to the King's bishops fourth house  
Black queens pawn one house  
White rook checks at the contrary King's bishops house  
Black king to the queens second house  
White King's bishop to the contrary King's bishops second house  
Black queen to the King's knights second house  
White King's bishop checks at the contrary King's house  
Black king to his third house  
White queens pawn gives mate.   

Gambett. VI.  
WHite king pawns two houses  
Black the same  
White King's knight to his bishops third house  
Black queens knight to her bishops third house  
White King's bishop to the queens bishops fourth house  
Black the same  
White queens bishops pawn one house  
Black King's knight to his bishops third house  
White queens pawn two house  
W  
Black pawn takes the contrary pawn  
White pawn takes the contrary pawn  
Black King's bishop checks at the contrary queens knights fourth house  
White queens knight covers at her bishops third house  
Black King's knight take the contrary pawn  
White king changes  
Black King's knight takes the contrary Queen's knight  
White pawn takes the contrary knight  
Black King's bishop takes the contrary pawn  
White queen to her Knights third house  
Black bishop takes the contrary Queen's rook  
White King's bishop takes the contrary King's bishops pawn and checks  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White queens bishop to the contrary King's  
Knights fourth house  
Black Knight to his King's second house  
White King's Knight to the contrary Kings fourth house  
Wl  
Black King's bishop takes the contrary queens pawn  
White King's Bishop to the contrary King's  
Knights third house  
Black queen pawn two houses  
White queen checks at her King's bishops third house  
Black queens bishop covers  
White King's bishop takes the contrary Queen's bishop  
Black King's bishop takes the contrary Knight  
White King's bishop to the contrary Kings third house, and checks by discovery with the queen  
Black King's bishop covers  
White queens bishop takes the contrary King's bishop  
Black Kings Knights pawn, takes the contrary bishop  
White queen takes the contrary pawn & checks  
Black King to his house  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambet VII.  
Play the sixt to this mark. Wl  
BLack King's bishop to the queens Knights third house  
White queens pawn takes the contrary Kings pawn  
Black King's Knight takes the contrary Kings pawn  
White queen to the contrary queen fourth house.   

Gambet VIII.  
Play the sixth to this mark. Wl  
BLack queen pawn two houses  
White queen to the King's bishops 3d. house  
Black queens bishop to the King's bishops fourth house  
White King's bishop to the contrary Kings third house  
Black King's Knight pawn one house  
White queens bishop checks at the contrary King's Rooks third house  
Black King to his house  
White King's bishop gives mate.   

Gambett. ix..  
WHite King pawns two houses  
Black the same  
White King's bishop pawn two houses  
Black Kings bishop to the queens bishops fourth house  
White King's Knight to his bishops third house  
Black queen pawns one house  
White queens bishop pawn one house  
Black queen to the Kings second house  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black Kings pawn takes the contrary queens pawn  
White pawn takes the contrary pawn  
Black queen takes the contrary pawn, and checks  
White King to his bishops second house  
Black King's bishop to the queens Knights third house  
White King's bishop checks at the contrary queens Knights fourth house  
Black King to his queen or Bishop's house  
White rook to the King's house  
Black queen to the King's bishops fourth house  
White rook gives mate.   

Gambett. X.  
WHite Kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's Knight to his bishops third house  
Black queens Knight to her bishops third house  
White King's bishop to the queens bishops fourth house  
Black the same  
White queens bishops pawn one house  
Black queen to the Kings second house  
White King changes  
Black queens pawn one house  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black Kings bishop to his Queen's Knights third house  
White queens bishop to the contrary King's Knights fourth house  
Black King's bishop pawn one house  
White queens bishop to the King's rooks fourth house  
Black King's Knight pawn two houses  
White Kings Knight takes the contrary King's Knights pawn  
Black Kings bishops pawn takes the contrary Knight  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Wl  
Black King to his queens second house  
White queens bishop takes the contrary pawn  
Wl  
Black queen to the King's Knights second house  
White King's bishop checks at the contrary Kings third house  
Black King takes the contrary bishop  
White queen checks at the contrary King's house  
Black King's Knight covers at the Kings second house  
White Queen's pawn gives mate.   

Gambett. XI.  
Play the last to this mark Wl  
BLack king to his Queen's house  
White queens▪ bishop takes the contrary pawn  
Black King's knight to his bishops third house  
White queen to the contrary King's rooks third house  
Black kings rooks to his Bishop's house  
WHite kings bishops pawn two houses  
Black kings pawn takes the contrary queens pawn  
White kings pawn one house  
Black King's pawn takes the contrary queens bishops pawn and checks by discovery with the bishop  
White king to his rooks house  
Black pawn takes the contrary queens knights pawn  
White King's pawn takes the contrary Queen's knight  
Black rook takes the contrary pawn  
White queen takes the contrary rook  
Black pawn takes the contrary rook  
White queen takes the contrary pawn at her rooks house  
Black King's bishop to the contrary Queens fourth house  
White bishop takes the queen and checks  
Black king takes the bishop  
White Queen's Knight to her bishops third house  
Black Queen's bishop to the King's bishops fourth house  
White knight checks at the contrary Queen's fourth house  
Black king to his Bishop's house  
White queen to the King's house  
Black rook to the King's house  
White queen to the King's rooks fourth house, &c.   

Gambett. XII.  
Play the tenth to this mark Wl  
BLack King to his Bishop's house  
White Queen's bishop takes the contrary pawn  
Black queen to her King's house  
White queen checks at the King's bishops third house  
Black king to his knights second house  
White King's bishop takes the King's Knight  
Black King takes the bishop  
White Queen's pawn one house  
Black Queen's knight to the Kings second house  
White Queen's bishop to the contrar King's bishops third house  
Black Queen to the King's bishops second house  
White queens knight to the Queen's second house  
Black Kings rooks pawn one house  
White bishop takes the rook  
Black queen takes the queen  
White knight takes the queen  
Black King takes the bishop  
White Kings rooks pawn one house  
Black Queen's bishop to the queens second house  
White Queen's bishops pawn one house  
Black King's bishop to the contrary Queens fourth house  
White Knight takes the contrary King's bishop  
Black pawn takes the King's Knight  
White King's rook to the Queen's house  
Black queens bishops pawn two house  
White queens bishops pawn two houses  
Black rook to the King's bishops house  
White Kings pawn one house  
Black pawn takes the pawn  
White pawn takes the pawn  
Black rook takes the rook and checks  
White rook takes the rook  
Black King to his knight's house  
White pawn to the contrary Kings third house  
Black bishop to his house  
White queens pawn one house  
Black Knight to the Queen's Bishops third house  
White queens pawn one house  
Black Bishop takes the pawn  
White pawn takes the Queen's Bishop  
Black Queen's pawn one house  
White rook to the King's house  
Black queens pawn to the contrary queens second house  
White rook checks at the contrary King's house  
Black King to his Knights second house  
White pawn is made a queen  
Black Knight takes the Queen  
White rook takes the Knight  
Black King to his bishops second house  
White Rook takes the pawn, &c.   

Gambett. XIII.  
Play the tenth to this mark Wl  
BLack queen to her King's bishops house  
White King's bishop to the contrary King's bishops second house  
Black Queen's Knight to the Kings second house  
White Queen's pawn takes the Kings pawn  
Black pawn takes the pawn Wl  
White rook checks at the Queen's house  
Black King to the queens bishops third house  
White King's bishop checks at the contrary King's house  
Black king to his Queen's bishops fourth house  
White queens bishop checks at the Kings third house  
Black king to the contrary queens bishops fourth house  
White queens knight's pawn gives mates.   

Gambett. XIV.  
Play the last to this mark Wl  
BLack King's rooks pawn one house  
White King's bishop to the King's rooks fourth house  
Black King's rook to his second house  
White pawn to the contrary Kings third house and checks  
Black King to the Queen's house  
White Kings pawn one house  
Black queens pawn one house  
White queen to the King's bishops third house  
Black queens bishops pawn one house  
White queens bishops pawn one house  
Black King to the queens bishops second house  
White queen to her rooks third house  
Black queens bishops pawn one house  
White pawn takes the queens pawn  
Black queens Knight to the King's bishops fourth house  
White queens bishop to the King's knihts third house  
Black Knight takes the bishop  
White queen takes the Knight  
Black rook to the King's Knights second house  
White queen to her Knights third house  
Black Kings rooks pawn one house  
White pawn to the contrary Kings second house  
Black queen takes the bishop  
White pawn checks at the contrary Queen's third house  
Black King to the queens second house  
White pawn checks at the contrary Kings third house  
Black queen takes the pawn  
White queen takes the queen and checks  
Black King takes the Queen  
White pawn is made a queen and checks, &c.   

Gambett. XV.  
WHite Kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's knight to his bishops third house  
Black queens knight to her bishops third house  
White King's bishop to his Queen's bishops fourth house  
Black the same  
White queens bishops pawn one house  
Black queens pawn one house  
White Queen's pawn two houses  
Black kings pawn takes the pawn  
White pawn takes the pawn  
Black bishop checks at the contrary queens knights fourth house  
White Queen's knight covers at her bishops third house  
Black King's knight to his bishops third house  
White king changeth  
Black King's bishop takes the Queen's knight  
White pawn takes the King's bishop  
Black King's knight takes the kings pawn  
White rook to his King's house  
Black queens pawn one house  
White rook takes the contrary knight  
Black pawn takes the contrary rook  
White knight to the contrary King's knights fourth house  
Black king changeth  
White queen to the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Black kings rooks pawn one house  
White King's knight takes the King's bishops pawn  
Wl  
Black queen to the kings second house  
White knight takes the King's rooks pawn and checks double  
Black king to his rooks house  
White knight checks double at the contrary King's bishops second house  
Black king to his knight's house  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. XVI.  
Play the last to this mark W  
BLack rook takes the contrary knight  
White bishop takes the rook and checks  
Black king to his Bishop's house  
White Queen's bishop checks at the Queen's rooks third house  
Black Queen's knight covers at the kings second house  
White King's bishop to the queens knights third house  
Black queen to the King's house  
White queen to the contrary queens fourth house  
Black queens bishops pawn two houses  
White queens Bishops takes the pawn  
Black queens rooks pawn one house  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. XVII.  
Play the 15th. to this mark Wl  
BLack rook takes the contrary King's Knight  
White bishop takes the rook and checks  
Black king to his rooks second house  
White Queen's bishop takes the King's rooks pawn  
Black pawn takes the bishop  
White queen checks at the contrary King's  
Knights third house  
Black King to his rooks house  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. XVIII.  
Play the 15th. to this mark Wl  
BLack rook takes the King's knight  
White bishop takes the rook and checks  
Black King to his rooks house  
White queens bishop takes the King's rooks pawn  
Black queens bishop to the contrary King's knights fourth house  
White bishop takes the King's knights pawn and checks  
Black king takes the Queen's bishop  
White queen checks at the contrary King's Knights third house  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White King's bishop to his Queen's Knights third house  
Black queen to the King's house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's Knights house  
Black Kings to his second house  
White queen takes the bishop.  
Black King to the Queen's house  
White rook to the King's house  
Black Queen's rooks pawn one house  
White queen takes the pawn, &c.   

Gambett. XIX.  
WHite Kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's Knight to his bishops third house  
Black the same  
White knight takes the contrary pawn  
Black knight takes the contrary pawn  
White queen to the kings second house  
Black the same  
White queen takes the King's Knight  
Black queens pawn one house  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black kings bishops pawn one house  
White kings bishops pawn two houses  
Black queens knight to her second house  
Whtie Queen's knight to her bishops third house  
Black queens pawn takes the knight  
White Kings bishops pawn takes the pawn  
Black bishops pawn takes the pawn  
White Queen's knight to the contrary queens fourth house  
Black queen to her third house  
White queens pawn takes the pawn  
Black queen to her bishops third house  
White King's bishop to the contrary Queen's knights fourth house  
Black queen to her bishops fourth house  
White Queen's bishop to the kings third house  
Black queen takes the King's bishop  
White Queen's knight takes the Queen's bishops pawn and checks  
Black king to his Queen's house  
White knight takes the queen, &c.   

Gambett. XX.  
WHite kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's knight to his bishops third house  
Black queens pawn one house  
White King's bishop to the queens bishops fourth house  
Black queens bishop to the contrary King's knights fourth house  
White kings rooks pawn one house  
Black queens bishop to the King's rooks fourth house  
White queens bishops pawn one house  
Black King's knight to his bishops third house  
White queens pawn one house  
Black King's bishop to his kings second house  
White queens bishop to his kings third house  
Black king changes  
White kings knights pawn two houses  
Black queens bishop to the King's knights third house  
White King's knight to his King's rooks fourth house  
Black queens bishops pawn one house  
White knight takes the Queen's bishop  
Black kings rooks pawn takes the King's knight  
White King's rook pawns one house  
Black queens knight pawns two houses  
White kings bishop to the Queen's kn. 3d. h.  
Black queens rook pawns two houses  
White Queen's rook pawns one house  
Black queens rook pawns one house  
White King's bishop to the queens rooks 2d. h.  
Black queens kn to her rooks third house  
White King's rook paws one house  
Black pawn takes the pawn  
White King's knight pawns one house  
Black King's knight to the contrary King's kn: fourth house.  
White King's rook takes the pawn  
Black King's knight takes the Queen's bishop  
White rook checks  
Black king takes the rook  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Black king to his knight's house  
White King's knight pawns one house  
Black King's knight checks at the contrary  
queens bishops second house  
White king to his Queen's house  
Black knight takes the Queen's rook  
White Queen gives mate.   

Gambett. XXI.  
WHite kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's knight to his bishops third house  
Black queens pawn one house  
White King's bishop to the Queen's bishop fourth house  
Black queens bishop to the contrary king knights fourth house  
White kings rooks pawn one house  
Black queens bishop takes the King's knight  
White queen takes the Queen's bishop  
Wl  
Black King's knight to his bishops third house  
White queen to her knights third house  
Wl  
Black King's knight takes the kings pawn  
White King's bishop takes the King's Bishops pawn and checks  
Black kings to his queens second house  
White queen checks at the contrary kings third house  
Black king to his Queen's bishop third house  
White queen checks at the contrary queen fourth house  
Black king to his Queen's knights third house  
White queen takes the King's knight &c.   

Gambett. XXII.  
Play the last to this mark Wl  
BLack queen to her King's bishops third house  
White queen to her knights third house  
Black queens knights pawn one house  
White queens knight to her bishops third house  
Wl  
Black queens bishops pawn one house  
White queens knight to the contrary queens fourth house  
Black queen to her house  
White queens knight takes the Queen's knights pawn  
Black Queen takes the Queen's knight  
Whitekings bishop takes the King's bishops pawn and checks  
Black king to his queens second house  
White King's bishop takes the King's Knight  
Black Queen's pawn one house  
White King's pawn takes the queens pawn  
Black queen takes the queen  
White King's pawn takes the Queen's bishop pawn and checks  
Black queens knight takes the pawn  
White King's bishop takes the queen &c.   

Gambett. XXIII.  
Play the last to this mark Wl  
BLack King's knight to the Kings second house  
White queens knight to the contrary queens Knights fourth house  
Black queens Knight to the queens Rooks third house  
White queen to her rooks fourth house  
Black queens Knight to the queens bishops fourth house  
White queens knight takes the Queen's pawn and gives double checks  
Black King to his Queen's house  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. XXIV.  
Play the 21 to this mark Wl  
BLack queen to her second house  
White queen take the queens knights pawn  
Black queen to her bishops third house  
White King's bishop to the contrary queens  
Knights fourth house  
Black queen takes the Queen's bishop  
White queen takes the Queen's &c.   

Gambett. XXV.  
WHite Kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's knight to his bishops third house  
Black queens Knight to her bishops third house  
White King's bishop to the queens bishops fourth house  
Black King's Knight to his Bishops third house  
White King's Knight to the contrary King's  
Knights fourth house  
Black queens pawn two houses  
White kings pawn takes the pawn  
Black Knight takes the Kings pawn  
White King's knight takes the contrary King's  
Bishop pawn  
Black King takes the King's knight  
White queens checks at the King's bishops third house  
Black King to his third house  
White queens knight to her bishops third house  
Black queens Knight to her kings second house  
White King changes  
Black queens bishops pawn one house  
White rook to his King's house  
Black queens bishop to the queens second house  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black King to his queens third house  
White rook takes the pawn  
Black queens knight to the King's Knights third house  
White queens Knight takes the Knight  
Black knight takes the rook  
White pawn takes the knight and checks  
Wl  
Black king to the queens bishops fourth house  
White queen checks at her kings third house  
Black king takes the King's bishop  
White queen checks at her third house  
Black King to his Queen's bishops fourth house  
White queens knight's pawn gives mate.   

Gambett. XXVI.  
Play the last to this mark Wl  
BLack king takes the pawn  
White queen checks at the King's bishops fourth house  
Black King to his third house  
White Knight checks double at the contrary Queen's bishop second house  
Black King to his second house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's  
Knight fourth house  
Black King to his queens third house  
White queens bishop gives mate.   

Gambett. XXVII.  
Play the 25 to this mark Wl  
BLack king to his third house  
White knight checks double at the contrary Queen's bishop second house  
Black king takes the pawn  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. XXVIII.  
Play the 25th to this mark Wl  
BLack king to his third house  
White knight checks double at the contrary queens bishops second house  
Black King to his second house  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. XXIX.  
WHite Kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's bishop pawns two houses  
Black Kings Knight to his bishops third house  
White queens knight to her bishops third house  
Black King's pawn takes the King's bishops pawn  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black Kings bishop to the contrary queens knights fourth house  
White King's bishop to the queens third house  
Black queen to the kings second house  
White queen to the kings second house  
Black queens knight to her bishops third house  
White Kings pawn one house.  
Wl  
Black queens knight takes the queens pawn  
White King's pawn takes the King's knight  
Black Knight takes the queen  
White pawn takes the queen  
Black Knight takes the Queen's Knight  
White queens rooks pawn one house  
Black King's bishop to the queens rooks fourth house  
White queens bishop to the queens second house  
Black King takes the pawn  
White bishop take the Knight &c.   

Gambett. XXX.  
Play the last to this mark. Wl  
BLack King's Knight to the queens fourth house  
White queens bishop to the queens second house  
Black queens Knight takes the queens pawn  
White queens Knight takes the King's Knight  
Black queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
White King's Knight pawns one house Covers  
Black pawn takes the pawn  
White queen to the King's knights second house  
Black pawn takes the pawn and gives check with the queen  
White King to his Bishop's house  
Black King's bishop takes the Queen's bishop  
White rook takes the pawn  
Black queen to her house  
White queen takes the King's Knight pawn  
Black King's rook to the King's bishop house  
White rook takes the King's bishop  
Black Knight to the Knigs third house  
White Knight checks at the contrary King's bishops third house  
Black King to his second house  
White queen takes King's rooks pawn  
Black King's rook to his house  
White knight checks at the contrary queens fourth house  
Black king to his house  
White queen takes the rook and checks &c.   

Gambett. XXXI.  
WHite Kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's knight to his bishops third house  
Black King's bishop pawn one house  
White King's knight takes the Kings pawn  
Black Kings bishops pawn takes the Knight  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Black King to his second house  
White queen takes the King's bishops pawn and checks  
Black King to his bishops second house  
White King's bishop checks at the queens fourth house  
Wl  
Black queens pawn two houses covers  
White King's bishop takes the pawn and checks  
Black King to his knights third house  
White King's rook pawn two houses  
wl  
Black kings took pawn one house  
White bishop takes the Queen's Knights pawn  
Black queens bishop takes the King's bishop  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. XXXII.  
Play the last to this mark. Wl  
BLack King to his knights third house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's bishops fourth house  
Black King to his rooks third house  
White queen pawns two houses and checks with the Queen's bishop  
Black King's Knight pawn two house covers  
White King's rook pawn two houses  
Black King to his Knights second house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's bishops second house  
Black king to his rooks third house  
White Kings rooks pawn takes the pawn and gives mate.   

Gambett. XXXIII.  
Play the 31 to this mark wl  
BLack queen to her King's bishops third house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's house  
Black King to his rooks third house  
White queens pawn two houses and checks with her bishop  
Black King's Knight pawn two houses covers  
White Kings rooks pawn takes the pawn and checks  
Black King to his Knights second house  
White pawn takes the queen and checks  
Black King's Knight takes the pawn  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. XXXIV.  
Play the 31, to this make wl  
BLack King's bishop to the queens third house  
White King rooks pawn checks  
Black King to his rook third house  
White queens pawn two houses and checks with her bishop  
Black King's Knight pawns two houses covers  
white queen takes the King's rook  
Black queens bishops pawn one house  
White King's bishop takes the King's Knight  
Black queen to the Kings second house  
White King's bishop takes the King's rooks pawn  
Black queen takes the King's bishop  
White queen checks at the contrary King's Bishops third house  
Black queen covers at the King's Knights third house  
White queen or pawn takes the queen and gives mate.   

Gambett. XXXV.  
Play the 31. to this mark Wl  
BLack King's rook pawns two houses  
White Kings bishop takes the Queen's Knights pawn  
Black queens Bishop takes the bishop  
White queen checks at the contrary King's bishops fourth house  
Black King to his rooks third house  
White queens pawn two houses and checks with the bishop  
Black Kings Knights pawn two houses covers  
White queens bishop takes the contrary King's  
Knights pawn and checks  
Black King to his Knights second house  
White Queen's bishop takes the Queen, &c.   

Gambett. XXXVI.  
BLack Kings pawn two houses  
White the same  
Black King's Knight to his bishops third house  
White Queen's knight to her bishops third house  
Black King's bishop to his Queen's bishops fourth house  
White the same  
Black King changes  
White King's Knight to his bishops third house  
Black King's rook to the King's house  
White king changes  
Black queens bishops pawn one house  
White rook to his King's house  
Black queens pawns two houses  
White kings pawn takes the queens pawn  
Black kings pawn one house  
White King's knight to the contrary King's knights fourth house  
Black pawn takes the kings pawn  
white queens knight takes the pawn  
Black King's knight takes the Queen's knight  
White queen to the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
w  
Black King's knight to his bishops third house  
White queen takes the King's bishops pawn and checks  
Black king to his rooks house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's Knights house  
Black knight or rook takes the queen  
White queens Knight gives mate.   

Gambett. XXXVIJ.  
Play the last to this mark wl  
BLack Kings rooks pawn one house  
White queen takes the King's bishops pawn and check:  
Black King to his rook's house  
White queen to the contrary King's Knights third house  
Black pawn takes the King's Knight  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Black King to his knight's house  
white King's bishop takes the knight and checks  
Black queens bishop covers at the Kings third house  
White rook takes the pawn at the Kings fourth house  
Black queen to her second house  
White queen to the contrary King's Knights third house  
Black queens Bishop to the King's bishops second house  
White bishop takes the bishop and checks  
Black queen takes the bishop  
White rook takes the rook and checks  
Black King's bishop covers at his house  
White queen takes the queen and checks  
Black King takes the queen  
White rook to the Kings fourth house, &c.   

Gambett. XXXVIII.  
Play the 36. to this mark. w  
Black queens Bishop to the kings third house  
White Queen takes the King's rooks pawn and checks  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks house  
Black King to his second house  
White queen takes the King's Knights pawn  
Black rook to the King's Knights house  
White Knight takes the Queen's bishop  
Black King takes the Knight  
White rook takes the pawn and checks  
Black King to his queens third house  
White queen takes the King's bishops pawn  
Black King to his Queen's bishops third house  
White bishop takes the Knight and checks  
Black queen takes the bishop  
White rook checks at the contrary Kings third house  
Black Kings bishops cover  
White queen takes the Rook, &c.   

Gambett. xxxix.  
BLack Kings pawn two houses  
White the same  
Black King's Knight to his Bishops third house  
White Kings bishops pawn two houses  
Black Kings Knight takes the Kings pawn  
White queen to the Kings second house  
Black queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
White Kings Knights pawn one house and covers  
White King's Knight takes the King's Knights pawn  
White queen takes the King's pawn and checks  
w  
Black King's bishop covers at the Kings second house  
White King's Knight to his bishops third house  
Black queen to her King's rooks fourth house  
White queen takes the King's Knights pawn  
wv  
Black Knight takes the King's rook  
White queen takes the King's rook and checks  
Black King's bishop covers  
White queen checks at the contrary Kings 4th. house  
Black queen takes the queen  
White pawn takes the queen  
Black King's bishop to the queens bishops 4th. house  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black Kings bishop to the queens Knights 3d. house  
White King's bishop to the King's Knights second house, &c.   

Gambett. XL.  
Play the last to 39 mark. w  
BLack King to his Queen's house  
White King Knight to his bishops third house  
Black queen to the King's rooks fourth house  
White Kings rooks pawn takes the King's Knight  
Black queen takes the King's rook  
White King's Knight to the contrary King's Knights fourth house  
Black queen to the King's rooks fourth house  
White Knight checks at the contrary Kings 3d. house  
Black queens pawn takes the King's Knight  
White Queen takes the queen &c.   

Gambett. XLI.  
Play the 39 to this mark. wv  
WHite Kings rooks pawn takes the King's Knight  
Black queen takes the King's rook  
White queen takes the King's Knights pawn  
Black rook to his King's bishops house  
White King to his bishops second house  
Black King's bishop to the queens bishops 4th house and checks  
White queens pawn two houses covers  
Black King's bishop to the Kings second h.  
White queens Knight to her third house  
Black queens bishops pawn one house  
White queens bishop to the queens second h.  
Black queens pawn two houses  
White queens Knight takes the queens pawn  
Black pawn takes the Queen's Knight  
White King's bishop checks at the contrary  
queens Knights fourth house  
Black queens bishop covers at the queens 2d. house  
White bishop takes the Queen's bishops & checks  
Black queens Knight takes the bishop  
White rook takes the queen, &c.   

Gambett. XLII.  
BKack Kings pawn two houses  
White the same  
Black King's Knight to his bishops third house  
White Kings bishops pawn two houses  
Black Kings pawn takes the pawn  
White Kings pawn one house  
Black King's Knight to the contrary Kings fourth house  
White King's Knight to his bishops third house  
Black Kings Knights pawn two houses  
White queens pawn one house  
Black King's Knight to his Queen's bishops 4th. house  
White queens Knights pawn two houses  
Black Kings Knight to his Queen's rooks 3d. h  
White queens rooks pawn one house  
Black King's bishop to the King's Knights 2d. house  
White queens pawn one house  
Black queens pawn one house  
White Queen's Bishop to her Knights second house  
Black pawn takes the pawn  
White Knight takes the pawn  
Black Kings rooks pawn one house  
White queens pawn one house  
Black queens Knight to her second house  
White King's bishop to the contrary Queen's Knights fourth house  
Black queens bishops pawn one house  
White pawn takes the pawn  
Black Knight takes the King's Knight  
White pawn takes the Queen's Knights pawn and checks  
Black bishop covers  
White bishop takes the bishop and checks  
Black Knight takes the bishop  
White bishop takes the King's bishop  
Black rook to his King's Knights house  
White pawn takes the rook  
Black queen takes the pawn  
White Kings changes  
Black rook takes the Queen's bishop  
White queen checks at the Kings second house  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White queen takes the Knight  
Black King's Knights pawn one house  
White queen checks at the contrary queens 3d. house  
Black King to his house  
White rook checks at his King's house  
Black King to his Queen's house  
White rook to his Queen's house  
Black Kings bishops pawn two houses  
White queen checks at the contrary King's bishops third house  
Black King to his house  
White queen takes the King's rook, &c.   

Gambett. XLIII.  
BLack Kings pawn two houses  
White the same  
Black King's Knight to his bishops third house  
White queens Knight to her bishops third house  
Black King's bishop to the Queen's bishops fourth house  
White the same  
Black King changes  
White King's Knight to his bishops 3d. house  
Black King's rook to his King's house  
White King changes  
Black queens bishps pawn one house  
White King's rook to the King's house  
Black queens pawn two houses  
White Kings pawn takes the queens pawn  
Black Kings pawn one house  
White King's Knight to the contrary King's Knights fourth house  
Black queens bishop to the contrary Knights fourth house  
White Knight takes the King's bishops pawn  
w  
Black queen to her Knights third house  
White pawn takes the Queen's bishops pawn  
w  
Black bishop takes the queen  
White pawn takes the Queen's Knights pawn  
wv  
Black queen takes the pawn  
White Knight to the contrary queens 3d. house and checks with the King's bishop  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White Knight takes his queen  
Black queens bishop takes the Queen's bishops pawn  
White Knight takes the Queen's bishop, &c.   

Gambett. XLIV.  
Play the last to this mark w  
BLack King takes the Knight  
White pawn takes the Queen's bishops pawn checks with the King's bishop  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White pawn takes the queens Knights pawn  
Black bishop takes the queen  
White pawn takes the rook and is made a qu.  
Black queen to her bishops seccond house  
White queens Knight to the contrary Queens fourth house  
Black King's Knight takes the Queen's Knight  
White queen takes the Knight  
Black Queen's Knight to her bishops third house  
White Queen checks at the contrary King's Knights house  
Black King to his second house  
White queen takes the King's Knights pawn & checks  
Black King to his Queen's house  
White queen takes the queen and checks  
Black King takes the queen  
White queens bishops pawn one house, &c.   

Gambett. XLV.  
Play the 43. to this mark w  
BLack queens Knight takes the pawn  
White Knight gives double check at the contrary King's rooks third house  
Black king to his Bishop's house  
White knight takes the Queen's bishop  
Black Knight takes the King's Knight  
White queen takes the King's Knight  
Black King's bishop takes the King's bishops pawn and checks  
White King to his Bishop's house  
Black bishop takes the King's rook  
White queen checks at the contrary King's bishops fourth house  
Black King to his second house  
White Knight checks  
Black King to his queens third house  
White Knight takes the queen  
Black King's rook to the King's bishops house  
White King's bishop to the contrary King's bishops second house  
Black pawn takes the contrary Knight  
NVhite King takes the bishop  
Black Knight to his Queen's house  
White queen checks at the contrary queens 4th. house  
Black King to the ●ueenes bishops second house  
White King's bishop to the contrary King's rooks 4th. house, &c.   

Gambett. xluj.  
Play the 43. to this mark wv  
BLack King's bishop takes the King's bishops pawn & checks  
White King to his rooks house  
Black queen Knight to her bishops third h.  
White Knight to the contrary Queen's house and checks with the bishop  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White pawn takes the Queen's rook and is made a queen  
Black rook takes the King's Knight  
White queen takes the rook and checks  
Black Knight takes the queen  
White rook takes the Queen's bishop, &c.   

Gambett. xlvij.  
WHite Kings pawn two houses  
Black Kings pawn one house  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black Kings Knight to the Bishops third h.  
White King's bishop to the queens 3d. house  
Black queens Knight to the bishops 3d. house  
White King's Knight to the bishops third house  
Black King's bishop checks at the contrary queens Knights fourth house  
White queens bishops pawn covers  
Black King's bishop to the Kings second house  
White King's rooks pawn two houses  
Black King changes  
White Kings pawn one house  
Black King's Knight to the Queen 4th. house  
White King's bishop takes the King's rooks pawn and checks  
Black King takes the bishop  
white King's Knight checks at the contrary  
King's Knights fourth house w  
Black King to his knight's house  
White qu. to the cont. King's rooks 4th. house  
Black King's bishop takes the King's Knight  
White King's rooks pawn takes the bishop  
Black Kings bishops pawn two houses  
White Kings rooks pawn one house  
Black rook to the King's house  
White queen gives mate,   

Gambett. XLviij.  
Play the last to this mark w  
BLack King's bishop takes the King's Knight  
White King's rooks pawn takes the bishop and checks with the King's rook  
Black King to the Knights third house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rook fourth house  
Black King to his bishops fourth house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks second house  
Black King's Knight pawn one house covers  
White queen checks at the King's rooks 3d. house  
Black King to the contrary Kings fourth house  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. XLIX.  
Play the 47. to this mark w  
BLack King to his Knights third house  
White Kings rooks pawn one house and checks  
Black King to his rooks third house  
White King's Knight takes the King's bishops pawn and checks double  
Black King to his rooks second house  
White Knight takes the queen &c.  
Or thus  
Black King to his Knights third house  
White Kings rooks pawn one house and checks  
Black King to his bishops fourth house  
White Kings knight's pawn gives mate   

Gambett. L.  
WHite Kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's Knight to his bishops third house  
Black queen pawn one house  
White Kings rooks pawn one house  
Black King's knight to his bishops third house  
White queens bishops pawn one house  
wl  
Black King's knight takes the kings pawn  
White queen checks at her rooks fourth house  
Black queens bishop pawn one house  
White queen takes the King's knights &c.   

Gambett. LI.  
Play the last to this mark w  
BLack queens knight to her bishops third house  
White queen pawn two houses  
Black kings knight takes the kings pawn  
White queen pawn one house  
Black queens knight to the kings second house  
White queen checks at her rooks fourth house  
Black queens bishop covers  
White queen takes the King's knight &c.   

Gambits composed by Giochim, Graecotalian, calabress in the kingdom of Naples.  
Gambett. lij.  
WHite Kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's bishops pawn two houses  
Black kings pawn takes the King's bishops pawn  
White King's knight to his bishops third house  
Black King's knight pawn two houses  
White Kings bishop to his Queen's bishop fourth house w  
Black King's knight pawn one house  
White King's knight to the contrary kings fourth house  
Black queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
White King to his Bishop's house  
Black King's Knight to his rooks third house  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black queen pawn one house  
White King's knight to his queens third houses  
Black king pawn one house to contrary kings bishops third house  
White King's knight pawn one house  
Black queen checks at the contrary King's rooks third house  
w  
White king to his house wv  
Black queen to the contrary King's knights second house  
White King's knight to his bishops second house  
Black queens knight to her bishops third house  
White King's bishop to his house  
Black queen takes the King's rook  
White knight takes the queen &c.   

Gambett. LIII.  
Play the last to this mark w  
BLack King's rook pawn one house  
White King's rook pawn two houses  
Black kings bishops pawn one house  
White King's knight to the contrary kings fourth house w  
Black pawn takes the King's knight  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Black king to his second house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's bishops second house  
Black king to his queens third house  
White queen checks at the contrary queens fourth house  
Black king to his second house  
White queen takes the contrary pawn and gives mate.   

Gambett. LIV.  
Play the last to this mark Wl  
BLack queen to her King's second house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Black king to his Queen's house  
White knight checks at the contrary King's Bishops second house  
Black king to his house  
White knight takes the contrary rooks and checks with the queen  
Black king to his queen house  
White knight checks  
Black king to his house  
White knight takes the contrary King's knights pawn and checks with the queen  
Black king to his Queen's house  
White knight checks  
Black king to his house  
White knight takes the contrary King's rooks pawn and checks with the queen  
Black King to his queen house  
White knight takes the contrary King's Knight &c.   

Gambett. LV.  
Play the 52d to this mark Wl  
BLack King's bishop to the King's knights second house  
wl  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black queens pawn one house  
White queens Knight to her bishops third house  
Black queens bishops pawn one house  
White Kings rooks pawn two houses  
Black Kings rooks pawn one house  
White Kings rooks pawn takes the King's Knight pawn  
Black pawn takes the pawn  
White rook takes the rook  
Black bishop takes the rook  
White King's Knight to the contrary Kings 4th house  
Black queens pawn takes the Knight  
White queen to the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Black queen to her King's bishops third h.  
White queens pawn takes the pawn  
Black queen to her King's Knights second house  
White pawn to the contrary Kings third house  
Black King's Knight to his bishops third house  
White pawn takes the contrary pawn & checks wv  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White queens bishop takes the pawn at the King's bishops fourth house  
Black King's Knight takes the queen  
White queens bishop gives mate.   

Gambett. lvj  
Play the last to this mark w  
WHite Kings rooks pawn two houses  
Black Kings Knights pawn one house  
White King's Knight to the contrary King's Knights fourth house  
Black King's Knight to his rooks third house  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black Kings bishops pawn one house  
White Queen's bishop takes the pawn at the King's bishops fourth house  
Black Kings bishops pawn takes the King's Knight  
White queens bishop takes the pawn  
Black King's bishop to his third house  
White queens bishop takes the King's Knight  
Black queens bishop takes the King's rooks pawn and checks  
White King to his second house  
Black queen to her King's bishops third house  
White queens bishop to the Kings third house  
Black queens Knight to her bishops third house  
White queens Knight to her bishops third house  
Black King's bishop to the contrary King Knights third house  
White queens Knight to the contrary Queens fourth house  
Black queen to the King's Knights third house  
White Kings pawn one house  
Black King to his Queen's house  
White King's bishop to his queens third house  
Black queen to the King's bishops second h.  
White Queen's bishop checks at the contrary King's Knights fourth house  
Black King to his house  
White Knights takes the Queen's bishops pawn and checks  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White King's rook to the King's bishops house  
Black queens Knight takes the Queen's pawn and checks  
White King to his third house  
Black Knight to the contrary King's bishops third house  
White pawn takes the Knight  
Black queen to the King's Knights house  
White pawn takes the pawn and checks  
Black King to his Knights second house  
White queens bishop checks at the contrary King bishops third house  
Black King to his rooks third house  
White Rook gives Mate.   

Gambett. lvij.  
Play the 55. to this mark. wv  
BLack King to his second house  
White queen to her King's second house  
Black queens Bishops to the Kings third h.  
White King's bishop takes the Queen's bishop  
Black King takes the King's bishop  
White queen checks at her bishops fourth h.  
Black King to his second house  
White queen checks at her Knights fourth house  
Black King takes the pawn  
White queen takes the Queen's Knights pawn and checks  
Black queens Knight covers at the queens second house  
White queen takes the Queen's rook, &c.   

Gambett. lviij.  
Play the 52d. to this mark w  
WHite King to his bishops second house  
Black queen checks at the contrary King's Knights second house  
White King to his third house  
Black King's Knight to his house  
White King's Knight to the King's bishops 4th. house  
Black King's bishop to the King's rooks third house  
White King's bishop to his house  
Black queen takes the King's rook  
White King's bishop checks at the contrary queens Knights fourth house  
Black queens bishops pawn covers  
White King's bishop takes the pawn and checks  
Black Knight takes the King's bishop  
White rook takes the queen, &c.   

Gambett. lix.  
Play the 52d. to this mark wv  
BLack queen to her King's rooks fourth house  
White King's Knight to the King's bishops fourth house  
Black queen checks at her rooks fourth house  
White queens bishops covers at her second house  
w  
Black queen to the contrary queens rooks 4th. house  
White queens Knight to her rooks third house  
wv  
Black queen to her second house  
White King's Knight to the contrary queens fourth house  
Black King's bishop to the King's Knights second house  
White queens bishop takes the King's Knight  
Black King's bishop takes the Queen's bishop  
White King's Knight checks at the contrary King's bishops third house  
Black King to his queen  
White King's knight takes the queen, &c.   

Gambett. LX.  
Play the last to this mark w  
BLack queen to her Knights third house  
White King's Knight to the contrary queens fourth house  
Black queen takes the queens pawn  
White King's bishop to her queens third house  
Black queen to her bishops fourth house  
White Queen's bishop to her King's third house  
Black queen to her bishops third house  
White King's bishop to the contrary Queen's Knights fourth house  
Black queen takes the King's bishop  
White Knight takes the Queen's bishops pawn and checks  
Black King to his Queen's house  
White Knight takes the queen, &c.   

Gambett. LXI.  
Play the 59 to this mark wv  
BLack queens bishops pawn one house  
White King's Knight to the contrary queens fourth house  
Black queens Knight pawn two houses  
White queens Knights pawn one house  
Black queen takes the Queen's Knight  
White queens bishop to her Knights fourth h.  
Black queen to the contrary queens Knights second house  
White queens rook to the Queen's knight's h.  
Black queen takes the Queen's rooks pawn  
White queens rook to his house  
Black queen to the contrary queens Knights second house  
White queens bishop to her third house  
Black queen takes the Queen's rook  
White queen takes the queen  
Black pawn takes the King's Knight  
White King's bishop takes the pawn  
Black queens Knight to her second house  
White King's bishop takes the Queen's rook, &c.   

Gambett. LXij.  
Play the 52. to this mark w  
BLack Kings Knights pawn one house  
White King's bishop takes the King's bishops pawn and checks  
Black King takes the bishop  
White King's knight checks at the contrary kings fourth house w  
Black king to his house  
White queen takes the King's knights pawn  
wv  
Black queens pawn one house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Black King to his second house  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. LXIII.  
Play the last to this mark w  
BLack king to his third house  
White qu. takes the contrary p. & checks  
Black king takes the King's knight  
White queen checks at the contrary King's bishops fourth house  
Black king to his queens third house  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black kings bish. to the King's knight 2d. h.  
White queens bish. takes the pawn and checks  
Black king to his second house  
White Queen's bishop checks at the contrary king Knights fourth house  
Black King's bishop covers at his third house  
White kings pawn one house  
Black King's bishop takes the Queen's bishop  
White queen takes the bishop and checks  
Black king to his house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Black king to his second house  
White king changes  
Black queen to her King's house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's knights fourth house  
Black king to his third house  
White rook checks at the contrary King's bishops third house  
Black knight takes the contrary King's rook  
White queen takes the knight and checks  
Black king to his queens fourth house  
White queens knight checks at the bishops 3d. h  
Black king to the contrary queens bishops fourth house  
White queen checks at her King's bishops house  
Black king takes the pawn  
White queen checks at the bishops fourth house  
Black king to his Queen's bishops fourth h.  
White queens knights pawn checks  
Black king to his Queen's knights third house  
White queen checks at her fourth house  
Black king to the queens bishops third house  
White queen gives Mate.   

Gambett. lxiu  
Play the 62. to this mark wv  
BLack queen to her kings second house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Black king to his Queen's house  
White knight checks at the contrary King's bishops second house  
Black king to his house  
White knight takes the King's rook and checks with the queen  
Black king to his Queen's house  
White knight checks  
Black king to his house  
White knight to the contrary King's rooks third house, and checks with the queen  
Black king to his Queen's house  
White knight takes the King's knight  
Black queen takes the King's pawn & checks  
White king to his Bishop's house  
Black queen takes the Queen's bishops pawn  
White queen checks at the contrary King's knights fourth house  
Black king to his house  
White knights checks  
Black King to his bishops second house  
White queens Knight to her bishops 3d. house  
Black queen checks  
White King to his  
Black pawn to the contrary King's bishops third house  
White pawn takes the pawn  
Black queen takes the pawn  
White rook to his King's bishops house, &c.   

Gambett. lxv  
Play the 62. to this mark wv  
BLack King's Knight to his bishops third h.  
White queen takes the pawn at the King's bishops fourth house  
Black queen to the Kings second house  
White queens pawn one house, &c.   

Gambett. LXVj.  
WHite Kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's bishops pawn two houses  
Black Kings pawn takes the pawn  
White King's Knight to his bishops third house  
Black King's Knight to his King's second house  
White Kings rooks pawn two houses  
Black Kings rooks pawn two houses  
White Kings bishop to the queens bishops 4th. house  
Black King's Knight to his third house  
White King's Knight to the contrary King's  
Knights fourth house  
Black King's Knight to the fourth house of his King  
White King's bishop to the queens Knights third house  
Black Kings bishops pawn one house  
White King's Knight to the Rooks third house  
w  
Black Kings Knights pawn two houses.  
White King's rooks pawn takes the pawn  
Black pawn takes the pawn  
White queens pawn two houses  
w  
Black King's Knight to his bishops second house  
White Kings Knights pawn one house  
Black pawn takes the King's Knights pawn  
White King's bishop takes the King's Knight and checks  
Black King takes the King's bishop  
White Knight takes the pawn and checks at the contrary King's Knights fourth house  
Black King to his Knights second house  
White queen to her King's bishops third house  
Black queen to her King's bishop third house  
White queen takes the pawn at the King's knights third house  
Black queens pawn one house  
White King's Knight checks at the contrary  
Kings third house double check  
Black King to his bishops second house  
White rook to the King's bishops house  
Black queen takes the rook and checks  
White King takes the queen  
Black queens bishop takes the Knight  
White queens bishop to the contrary King's  
Knights fourth house, &c.   

Gambett. lxvij.  
Play the last to this mark. w  
BLack King's Knight to his third house  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black Kings Knight takes the King's rooks pawn  
White King's Knight takes the pawn at the King's bishops fourth house  
Black Kings Knights pawn two houses  
White rook takes the King's Knight  
Black pawn takes the rook  
White King's Knight to the contrary King's Knights third house  
Black rook to his second house  
White King's bishop to the contrary King's Knights house  
Black King's rook to the King's Knight 2d. house  
White queen takes the pawn at the contrary  
King's rooks fourth house  
Black rook takes the King's bishop  
White King's Knight to the contrary Kings 4th. house and checks with the queen  
Black King to his second house  
White queen checks at contrary Kings second house  
Black Kings to his queens third house  
White King's Knight checks at the queens bibishhps fourth house  
Black King to the queens bishops third house  
White queen gives mate:   

Gambett. lxviij.  
Play the 66. to this mark wv  
BLack King's Knight to his third house  
White King's Knights pawn one house  
Black pawn takes the pawn  
White Knight takes the pawn at the contrary King's Knights fourth house  
Black Kings Knights pawn one house  
White King's bishop checks at the contrary King's bishops second house  
Black King to his second house  
White rook to the knight's house  
Black Knight to the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
White King's bishop takes the King's rooks pawn  
Black King's bishop to his Knights second h.  
White queen to the King's knights fourth house  
Black bishop take the queens pawn  
White queen takes the knight  
Black rook takes the bishop  
White queen takes the King's rook  
Black bishop takes the King's rook  
White queen checks at the contrary King's bishops second house  
Black King to his queens third house  
White queen checks at the contrary Queen's fourth house  
Black King to his second house  
White queen checks at the contrary Kings 4th house  
Black Kings to his Bishop's house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks house  
Black King to his second house  
White queen checks at the contrary King Knights second house  
Black King to his queens third house  
White Knight checks at the contrary King's bishops second house  
Black King to his second house  
White Knight takes the queen and checks with the queen  
Black King takes the Knight  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. lxix.  
WHite kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's bishops pawn two houses  
Black queens pawn two houses  
White kings pawn take the queens pawn  
Black queen takes the pawn  
White queens knight to her bishops third house  
Black queen to her kings third house  
White King's knight to his bishops 3d. house  
Black King's pawn takes the pawn and checks with the queen  
White kings to his bishops second house  
Black King's bishop checks at the fourth house of the Queen's bishop  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black Kings bishop to the queens 3d. house  
White King's bishop checks at the contrary King's knights fourth house  
Black kings to his queen or Bishop's house  
White King's rook to his King's house  
Black queen to her King's bishops 4th. house  
White rook gives mate.   

Gambett. lxx.  
BLack Kings pawn two houses  
White the same  
Black King's bishops pawn two houses  
White Kings pawn takes the pawn  
Black King's Knight to his bishops third h.  
White Kings Knights pawn two houses  
Black Kings bishop to the Queen's bishops 4th. house  
White Kings Knights pawn two houses  
Black Knight to the contrary kings▪ fourth house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Black king to his Bishop's house  
White King's Knight to his bishops 3d house  
w  
Black King's Knight takes the contrary King's bishops pawn  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black bishops takes the pawn  
White Knight takes the bishop  
Black King's Knight takes the King's rook  
White King's Knight to the King's bishops third 〈◊〉  
Black King's pawn one house  
White King's Knight to the King's rooks fourth house  
Black queen to her King's house  
White queen takes the queen and checks  
Black King takes the queen  
White King's bishop to the King's Knights second house, &c.   

Gambett. lxxj  
Play the last to this mark w  
BLack King's bishop takes the King's bishops pawn and checks  
White king to his Queen's house  
Black King's Bishop to his Queen's knights 3d. house  
White King's knight to his rooks fourth house  
Black knight checks at the contrary King's bishops second house  
White King to his house  
Black knight takes the King's rook  
White knight checks at the contrary King's Knights third house  
w  
Black Kings rooks pawn takes the Knight  
White queen takes the rook and checks  
Black King to his second house  
White pawn one house and checks at the contrary King's bishops third house  
Black pawn takes the pawn  
White pawn takes the pawn and checks  
Black King to his bishops second house  
White queen takes the queen, &c.   

Gambett. lxxij.  
Play the last to this mark Wl  
BLack to his knight's house  
White King's bishop checks at the Queen's bishops fourth house  
Black queen pawn two houses covers  
White King's bishop takes the pawn and checks  
Black queen takes the bishop  
White knight checks at the contrary kings second house  
Black king to his Bishop's house  
White knight takes queen, &c.   

Gambett. lxxiij.  
BLack Kings pawn two houses  
White the same  
Black King's bishops pawn two houses  
White Kings pawn takes the pawn  
Black King's knight to his bishops third house  
White kings knights pawn two houses  
Black kings bishop to the queens bishops fourth house  
White kings knights pawn one house  
Black King's knight to the contrary Kings fourth house  
White King's knight to his rooks third house  
Black King's Knight takes the King's knights pawn  
w  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Black King's Knight covers  
White queens pawn two houses  
wv  
Black King's bishop takes the queens pawn  
White queens bishop to the contrary King's Knights fourth house  
Black Kings Knights pawn one house  
White pawn takes the pawn  
Black Knight takes the bishop  
White pawn one house and checks with the queen  
Black King to his second house  
White queen takes the Knight and checks  
Black King to his bishops second house  
White pawn takes the King's rook  
Black queen takes the pawn at the rooks h.  
White queens bishops pawn one house  
Black King's bishop to the Queen's Knights third house  
VLhite queens Knight to her second house  
Black queens pawn one house  
White king changes with the Queen's rook  
Black queens bishop takes the knight  
White bishop takes the Queen's bishop, &c.   

Gambett. lxxiu  
Play the last to this mark. w  
WHite Knight takes the King's Knight  
Black queen takes the King's Knight  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black qu. takes the p at the King's bish. 4th. h.  
White pawn takes the King's bishop  
Black Queen checks at the contrary Kings fourth house  
White queens bishop cove●s at the Kings third h.  
Black queen takes the King's rook  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's bishops fourth house  
Black King to his knight's house  
White queen takes the Kings pawn  
Black Kings rooks pawn one house  
White queens bishop to the queens fourth house  
Black queen to the contrary King's Knights h▪  
White Kings b●shop pawn two houses  
Black queen to the King's Knights third house  
White King's bishop to the queens third house  
Black queen to the King's bishops second h.  
White King's bishop to the queens bishops 4th. h.  
Black queen takes the bishop  
White queen gives mate:   

Gambett. lxxv.  
Play the 73 to this mark wv  
BLack King's pawn takes the queens pawn  
White Kings pawn to the contrary King's  
Bishops third house  
Black King's bishop checks at the contrary queens bishops fourth house  
White queens bishops pawn one house covers  
Black King's pawn takes the Queen's bishops p.  
White queen checks at her King's second house  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White pawn takes the King's Knights pawn and checks  
Black King takes the pawn  
White queen checks at the King's Knights fourth house  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White queen takes the King's bishop and checks  
Black queens pawn covers  
White queens Knight takes the pawn, &c.   

Gambett. LXXVI.  
WHite Kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's bishops pawn two houses  
Black pawn takes the pawn  
White King's bishop to the queens bishops 4th. h.  
Black queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
White King to his Bishop's house  
Black King's bishop to the queens bishops 4th. h.  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black Kings bish. to the queens Knights 3d. h.  
White King's Knight to the bishops third house  
w  
Black queen to the contrary King's Knights fourth house  
White King's bishop takes the King's bishops pawn and checks  
wv  
Black King takes the bishop  
White King's Knight checks at the contrary Kings fourth house  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White Knight takes the queen, &c.   

Gambett. LXXVII.  
Play the last to this mark w  
BLack queen to the King's rooks third house  
White King's Knight to the contrary Kings fourth house  
Black queens pawn two houses  
White bishop takes the pawn  
Black queens bishop to the Kings third house  
White King's bishop takes the contrary Queen's Knights pawn, &c.   

Gambett. lxxviij.  
Play the 76. to this mark w  
BLack queen to the King's bishops third house  
White Kings pawn one house  
Black queen to the King's bishops fourth h.  
White King's bishop to the queens third house  
Black queen to the contrary King's Knights fourth house  
White Kings rooks pawn one house  
Black queen to the contrary King's Knights third house  
White queens bishop to the queens second house  
Black queens Knight to her bishops third h.  
White queens bishops to the King's house, &c.   

Gambett. lxxix.  
Play the 72. to this mark w  
BLack queen to the Kings second house  
White queens bishop takes the pawn  
Black queen takes the Kings pawn  
White King's bishop takes the King's bishops pawn and checks  
Blac King to his Bishop's house  
White queens bishop to the King's Knights 3 d. h.  
Black Kings Kt. to the King's rooks third house  
White queens Knight to her bishops third house  
Black queen to her King's second house  
White King's bish, to the queens Knights 3 d. h.  
Black queens bishops pawn one house  
White queen to her third house  
Black queens pawn two houses  
White rook to his King's house  
w  
Black queen to the King's bishops third house  
White queens bish▪ the Kings rooks fourth house  
Black queen to the King's Knights third house  
White Queen's bishop checks at the contrary  
Kings second house  
Black King to his knight's house  
White queen takes the queen  
Black Kings rooks pawn takes the queen  
White queens Knight takes the queens pawn  
Black pawn takes the Queen's Knight  
White King's bishop takes the pawn and checks  
Black King to his rooks second house  
White King's Knight gives mate.   

Gambett. lxxx.  
Play the last to this mark. w  
BLack queen to the King's bishops second h.  
White queens Bishop's checks at the contrary queens third house  
Black King to his knight's house  
Wh●te queens rook to the contrary Kings 2d. h.  
Black queen to the King's bishops third house  
White queens Knight takes the queens pawn  
w  
Black queen takes the Queen's bishop  
White queens Knight checks double at the contrary King's bishops third house  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White Rook gives mate.   

Gambett. lxxxj.  
Play the last to this mark w  
BLack queens bishops pawn takes the qu. Kt.  
White Kings bish, takes the pawn & checks  
w  
Black King's Knight covers at the King's bishop second house  
White Rook gives mate.   

Gambett. lxxxij.  
Play the last to this mark w  
BLack King to his Bishop's house  
White rook to the contrary King's bishops second house and checks with the bishop  
Black King to his house  
White rook takes the queen  
Black Kings knight's pawn takes the rook  
White queen checks at the Kings fourth house  
Black King to the queens second house  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. lxxxiij.  
Play the 76. to this mark wv  
BLack King to his Bishop's house  
White King's rooks pawn one house  
Black queen to the contrary King's Knights third house  
White queens Knight to her bishops third h.  
Black King takes the King's bishop  
White queens Knight to the Kings second house  
Black queen to the King's Knights third h.  
White King's Knight checks at the contrary  
Kings fourth house  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White Knight takes the queen and checks  
Black pawn takes the Knight  
White Knight takes the pawn at King's bishops fourth house, &c.   

Gambett. lxxxiv.  
WHite Kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's bishops pawn two houses  
Black Kings pawn takes the pawn  
White queens bish. to the queens bishops 4th. h.  
Black queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
White King to his Bishop's house  
Black queens pawn one house  
White King's Knight to his bishops third house  
Black queen bishops to the contrary King's Knights fourth house  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black queen to the King's rooks third house  
White King's Knights pawn one house  
w  
Black queen checks at the contrary King's rooks third house  
White King to his bishops second house  
Black pawn takes the pawn and checks  
White pawn takes the pawn  
Black queens bishop takes the King's Knight  
White King's bish▪ takes the King's bishops pawn and checks  
Black King to his Queen's house  
White queen takes the Queen's bishop  
Black queen to her second house  
White rook takes the cont. King's rooks pawn  
Black rook takes the contrarary rook  
White King's bishop takes the King's Knight  
Black rook checks at the country King's rooks second house  
White King to his knight's house  
wv  
Black rook the Queen's bishops pawn  
White queen takes the King's bishop and checks  
Black queen covers at the King's house  
White queens bishop checks at the contrary K Knights fourth house  
Black King to his queens second house  
White Kings Bishop's checks at the contrary kings third house  
Black queen takes the King's bishop  
White Queen checks at the contrary Queen's house  
Black King to the Queen's bishop third house  
White queen pawn one house and checks  
Black queen takes the pawn  
White pawn takes the queen and checks  
Black King takes the pawn  
White queens knight checks at her bishop third house  
Black King to the queens bishops third house  
White queen checks at the King's house  
Black King to the queens bishops fourth house  
White queen checks at the contrary queens knights fourth house  
Black king to the contrary queens fourth house  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. lxxxv.  
Play the last▪ to this mark w  
BLack queen to the King's bishops third house  
White kings pawn one h.  
Black queens pawn takes the Kings pawn  
White queens pawn takes the queens pawn  
w  
Black bishop takes the King's Knight  
White queen takes the b●shop  
Black qu. takes the p. at the Kings fourth h.  
White qu. takes the Queen's Knights pawn, &c.   

Gambett. lxxxuj.  
Play the last to this mark w  
BLack qu. takes the pawn at the Kings fourth house  
White King's Knight takes the queen  
Black queens bishop takes the queen  
White King's Knight takes the King's bishops p.  
Black queens bish. takes the Queen's bishops p.  
White King's Knight tak●s the King's rook  
Black King's Knight to the rooks third house  
White queens bishop takes the pawn  
Black Kings Knights pawn one house  
White bishop takes the Knight  
Black bishop takes the bishop  
White queens Knight to her bishops third house  
Black King's bishop to his Knights second h.  
White rook checks at the King's house  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White King's Knight to the contrary King's bishops second house, &c.   

Gambett. lxxxvij.  
Play the 84. to this mark w  
BLack Kings Knights pawn two houses  
White Kings Rooks pawn two houses  
Black Kings bishops pawn one house  
White Kings pawn one house  
Black queens pawn takes the pawn  
White queens pawn takes the pawn  
Black bishops pawn takes the pawn  
White qu. to the contrary queens fourth house  
Black bishop takes the King's Knight  
White queen takes the bishop  
Black queens bishops pawn one house  
White King's rooks pawn takes the pawn  
Black queen takes the pawn  
White Kings knight's pawn takes the pawn  
Black pawn takes the pawn  
White queens bishop takes the pawn  
Black queen to the King's bishops third house  
White queens Knight to her bishops third house  
w  
Black King's bishop to his rooks third house  
White queens rook checks at the King's house  
Black King to his Bishop's house  
White qu. bish. checks at the contr. queens 3d. h.  
Black King to his Knights second house  
White King's rook checks at the King's Knights h.  
Black King's bish. covers at the King's Kts 4th. h  
White rook takes the bishop and checks  
Black qu. takes the rook  
White qu. checks at the cont. King's bishops 2d. h.  
Black King to his rooks third house  
wv  
White queen checks at the contrary King's bishops house, &c.   

Gambett. lxxxviij.  
Play the last to this mark w  
BLack King's bishop to the queens third h.  
White queens rook checks at the King's h.  
Black King's Knight covers at his King's second h.  
White queens Knight to the Kings fourth house  
Black queen takes the Queen's bishop  
White queens Knight takes the queens by. & checks  
Black queen takes the Knight  
White Kings R. to the cont. King's rooks third h.  
Black queen takes the rook  
White qu. checks at the cont. King's bishops 2d. h.  
Black King to his Queen's house  
White queen takes the Knight and checks  
Black King to his Queen's bishops house  
White Kings B. checks at the cont. Kings third h.  
Black queens Kt. covers at the queens 2d. h.  
White queen takes the King's Knight and checks  
Black King to the Queen's knight's house  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. lxxxix.  
Play the last to this marks. wv  
WHite Rook to the contrary Kings 4th. h.  
Black qu. to the cont. King's rooks 4th. h.  
White rook checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Black queen takes the rook  
White qu. checks at the contr. King's bishops h.  
Black King to his Knight, third house  
White Kings Bish. checks at the queens third h.  
Black King to his Knights fourth house  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. xc.  
Play the 84. to this mark wv  
BLack rook to his house  
White qu. takes the King's bishop & checks  
Black queen covers at the King's house  
White qu. B. checks at the cont. King's Kts. 4. h.  
Black King to the queens second house  
White qu. takes the King's Knights pawn & checks  
Black King to his Queen's bishops third house  
White queen takes the King's rook  
Black queens Knight to her rooks third house  
White Kings B. checks at the cont. queens 4th. h.  
Black King to the queens Knights third huse  
White queen takes the queen  
Black rook takes the queen  
White queens Knight to the queens 2d. h. &c.   

Gambett. xcj  
Play the 84. to this mark wv  
BLack queen to the contrary King's rooks 3d. h.  
White queen takes the King's bish. & checks  
Black King to the queens second house  
White qu. checks at the cont. King's bishops 3d. h  
Black King to the queens bishops third house  
White queen checks at her bishops fourth house  
Black King to the queens second house  
White queens B. checks at the cont. King's 2d. h.  
Black queen takes the King's bishop  
White queen takes the queen and checks  
Black King takes the queen.  
White King takes the rook &c.   

Gambett. xcij  
WHite Kings pawn two houses  
Black the same  
White King's bishops pawn two houses  
Black Kings pawn takes the pawn  
White King's bish. to the queens bishops fourth h.  
Black King's bishop to the Kings second house  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black Kings bishop check▪ at the contrary  
King's rooks fourth house  
White King to his Bishop's house  
Black Kings Knights pawn two houses  
White Kings Knights pawn one house  
Black pawn takes the pawn  
White pawn takes the pawn  
Black King's bishop takes the pawn  
White queen to the cont. King's rook. fourth h.  
Black queen checks at the King's bishops 3d. h.  
White King's Knight covers at the King's bishops third house  
Black queens pawn one house  
White queens bishop takes the King's Knights p.  
Black queen to the King's Knights third h.  
White queen takes the queen  
Black Kings bishops pawn takes the Queen  
White King to his Knights second house, &c.   

Gambett. xciij.  
BLack K●ngs pawn two houses  
White the same  
Black King's bishops pawn two houses  
White Kings bishops pawn two houses  
Black Kings pawn takes the pawn  
White queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
Black Kings Knights pawn one house covers  
White queen to the Kings second house  
Black queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
White King to the Queen's house  
Black Kings bishops pawn takes the Kings p.  
White queen takes the pawn and checks  
Black King's bishop covers at the King's 2d. h.  
White King's Knight to his bishops third h.  
Black queen to the King's bishops third house  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black Kings Knights pawn one house  
White King's rooks pawn two houses  
Black Kings rooks pawn one house  
White King's rooks pawn takes the pawn  
Black Kings rooks pawn takes the pawn  
White rook takes the rook  
Black queen takes the rook  
White queen checks at the contrary King's Knights third house  
Black King to the Queen's house  
White King's Knight takes the King's Knights pawn  
Black queen takes the Queen's pawn and checks  
White queens bishop covers at her second h.  
Black King's Knight to his bishops third house  
White King's Knight checks at the contrary King's bishops second house  
Black King to his house  
White King's Knight to the contrary Queens third house, and checks double  
Black King to the Queen's house  
White queen checks at the contrary King's house  
Black Knight takes the queen  
White queen gives mate.   

Gambett. xciv.  
White Kings bishops pawn two houses  
Black Kings pawn two houses  
White pawn takes the pawn  
Black queen checks at the contrary King's rooks fourth house  
White Kings Knights pawn one house covers Black queen to the contrary Kings fourth h.  
White King's Knight to the bishops third house  
Black queens Knight to her bishops third house  
White queens Knight to her bishops third house  
Black queen to the King's bishops fourth house  
White Kings pawn two houses  
Black qveen to the Kings third house  
White queens pawn two houses  
Black queen to the Kings second house  
White queens bishop to the contrary King's Knights fourth house  
Black queen to the contrary queens Knights fourth house  
White queens rooks pawn one house  
Black queen takes the Queen's Knights pawn  
White queens Knight to her Rooks fourth house   
FINIS.   

The Stationer to the Ingenious chess-player.  
Gentlemen,  
FOr few else will buy this Book, I entreat you to correct these Errors, which the Printer hath let pass, by reason of the unusual manner of the writing of the Gambets; the literal faults are of no consequence, and therefore omitted, and these being corrected, will render the book as useful as is desired by  
Your Servant, H: Herringman.   

ERRATA.  
IN the first verses line the last, blot out wisely, p. 5. 1. 22. before it read else. p. 6. l. 6. p. 7. l. the last, for file r. board, p. 8. l. 9 for her r. 〈◊〉 p. 13. l. the last, blot out by force. p 19 l. 13. r. contrary. ib. l. 15. r. rooks for kings. p. 23. l. 17. for first r. one p. 36. l. 9 for kings r. queens, ib. l. 11. for Queens r. kings, p. 42. l. 7. for second r. Bishop's third, p. 36. l. 1. r. contrary queens bishops paw t, p. 67. l. 11. for 39 read this, p. 68 l. 13. r. her bishops, p. 86. 1. the last, read White knight, p. 93. l. 12. r. his house, p. 100 l. 10. r. one house p. 107. l. 19 r. 76, p. 111. l. 3. r. White kings, p. 112, l. 2. r. takes, p. 28. l. 12. p. 32. l. 6. p. 50. l. 16. p. 58. l. 26. p. 72. l. 4, and at the beginning of Gambett. viiij, xxiv, xxxiij, xxxiv. xxxv, lviij. make this mark wv p. 72. l. 7. and Gambett. xluj. lix make this mark ww.