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She
set
it
down
.
“
Do
you
have
other
books
about
chess
?
”
“
Sure
.
Under
Games
and
Sports
.
Go
take
a
look
.
”
At
the
back
of
the
store
was
a
whole
shelf
of
them
with
titles
like
Paul
Morphy
and
the
Golden
Age
of
Chess
;
Winning
Chess
Traps
;
How
to
Improve
Your
Chess
;
Improved
Chess
Strategy
.
She
took
down
one
called
Attack
and
Counterattack
in
Chess
and
began
reading
the
games
,
picturing
them
in
her
mind
without
reading
the
diagrams
.
She
stood
there
for
a
long
time
while
a
few
customers
went
in
and
out
of
the
store
.
No
one
bothered
her
.
She
read
through
game
after
game
and
was
surprised
in
some
of
them
by
dazzling
moves
—
queen
sacrifices
and
smothered
males
.
There
were
sixty
games
,
and
each
had
a
title
at
the
top
of
the
page
,
like
“
V
.
Smyslov
—
I
.
Rudakavsky
:
Moscow
1945
”
or
“
A
.
Rubinstein
—
O
.
Duras
:
Vienna
1908
.
”
In
that
one
,
White
queened
a
pawn
on
the
thirty
-
sixth
move
by
threatening
a
discovered
check
.
Beth
looked
at
the
cover
of
the
book
.
It
was
smaller
than
Modem
Chess
Openings
and
there
was
a
sticker
on
it
that
said
$
2
.
95
.
She
began
going
through
it
systematically
.
The
clock
on
the
bookstore
wall
read
ten
-
thirty
.
She
would
have
to
leave
in
an
hour
to
get
to
school
for
the
History
exam
.
Up
front
the
clerk
was
paying
no
attention
to
her
,
absorbed
in
his
own
reading
.
She
began
concentrating
,
and
by
eleven
-
thirty
she
had
twelve
of
the
games
memorized
.
On
the
bus
back
to
school
she
began
playing
them
over
in
her
head
.
Behind
some
of
the
moves
—
not
the
glamorous
ones
like
the
queen
sacrifices
but
sometimes
only
in
the
one
-
square
advance
of
a
pawn
—
she
could
see
subtleties
that
made
the
small
hairs
on
the
back
of
her
neck
tingle
.
She
was
five
minutes
late
for
the
test
,
but
no
one
seemed
to
care
and
she
finished
before
everyone
else
anyway
.
In
the
twenty
minutes
until
the
end
of
the
period
she
played
“
P
.
Keres
—
A
.
Tarnowski
:
Helsinki
1952
.
”
It
was
the
Ruy
Lopez
Opening
where
White
brought
the
bishop
out
in
a
way
that
Beth
could
see
meant
an
indirect
attack
on
Black
’
s
king
pawn
.
On
the
thirty
-
fifth
move
White
brought
his
rook
down
to
the
knight
seven
square
in
a
shocking
way
that
made
Beth
almost
cry
out
in
her
seat
.
*
*
*
Fairfield
Junior
High
had
social
clubs
that
met
for
an
hour
after
school
and
sometimes
during
home
-
room
period
on
Fridays
.
There
was
the
Apple
Pi
Club
and
the
Sub
Debs
and
Girls
Around
Town
.
They
were
like
sororities
at
a
college
,
and
you
had
to
be
pledged
.
The
girls
in
Apple
Pi
were
eighth
and
ninth
graders
;
most
of
them
wore
bright
cashmere
sweaters
and
fashionably
scuffed
saddle
oxfords
with
argyle
socks
.
Some
of
them
lived
in
the
country
and
owned
horses
.
Thoroughbreds
.
Girls
like
that
never
looked
at
you
in
the
hallways
;
they
were
always
smiling
at
someone
else
.
Their
sweaters
were
bright
yellow
and
deep
blue
and
pastel
green
.
Their
socks
came
up
to
just
below
the
knees
and
were
made
of
100
percent
virgin
wool
from
England
.
