A PUZZLE WITH PAWNS

Place two pawns in the middle of the chessboard, one at Q `4` and the other at K `5`. Now, place the remaining fourteen pawns (sixteen in all) so that no three shall be in a straight line in any possible direction.

Note that I purposely do not say queens, because by the words "any possible direction" I go beyond attacks on diagonals. The pawns must be regarded as mere points in space—at the centres of the squares. See dotted lines in the case of No. `300`, "The Eight Queens."