...11.R to K 4
12.P to Q B 412.Q to R 5
13.Q to R 313.Q takes B P
14.Q to B 3: ch.14.Q takes Q
15.P takes Q...
Black has the better game.

Second Variation.
Repeat the Opening up to White's 6th move.
6.
Q to R 5
Q to K 2
7.
Castles
Kt to K 4
8.
B to Kt 3
P to Q 3
9.
P to K R 3
B to Q 2
10.
P to K B 4
Kt to B 3
And, after Black has castled
Q R, he has the better game.

THE DANISH AND CENTRE GAMBITS.

The opening moves in each case are 1. P to K 4, P to K 4; 2. P to Q 4, P takes P. If White continue 3. P to Q B 3, it is called the Danish Gambit, which is rarely played now. The Centre Gambit is a modification of the Scotch, and similar to it in many of the continuations. 3. Q takes P constitutes this Gambit. (Strictly speaking, it is not a Gambit, the pawn not being sacrificed.) Latterly the Centre Gambit has been somewhat neglected.

The Danish Gambit.