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| 3 | 346 | This View more quotes about tends">tends not to be practical among members of the caste of Players, of course, as their ratings are carefully kept, and are a matter of public record. |
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| 3 | 343 | In Kaissa matches between clubs and towns, and sometimes even cities, incidentally, a certain form of similar deception is often practiced. |
| 3 | 344 | One sacrifices the first board, so to speak, and then has one's first player engaging the enemy's second player, and one's second player engaging the enemy's third, and so on. |
| 3 | 345 | To be sure, the enemy, not unoften, is doing the same thing, or something similar, and so things often even out. |
| 3 | 346 | This tends not to be practical among members of the caste of Players, of course, as their ratings are carefully kept, and are a matter of public record. |
| 3 | 347 | "Very well," I said, seeming to measure the fellow on the left. |
| 3 | 348 | "Who is first sword?" asked the leader. |
| 3 | 349 | "I am," said Marcus. |