Thomas Dewar, 1st Baron Dewar book A Ramble Round the Globe
A Ramble Round the Globe, Ch. I, pub. Chatto and Windus, London (1894)
“In go, when my stones are in difficulty I look for a ko to try to live—when those possibilities all fail there is nothing I can do.”
Last words, as reported in Dictionary of Basic Tesuji by Fujisawa Shuko, trans. Steven Bretherick (Slate & Shell, 2007), Vol. IV, p. 23
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go player, founder of the prestigious Hon'inbō school 1559–1623Related quotes
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