find the inscribed text!

In 1759, Leonhard Euler, the famous mathematician, found the closed knight's tour for traversing all the cells of the chessboard only once. Read the text inscribed in the cells of the chessboard along this tour (see Figure 1). The beginning of the text is at A4. Additional reference: Knight's tour - > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knight's _tour 2 (note: here the tour starts at A8) -> http://www.t-bag.org/KTour/voyager0/magicsqr.gif ID) F?G Figure 1 - Chessboard with inscribed text In 1759, Leonhard Euler, the famous mathematician, found the closed knight's tour for traversing all the cells of the chessboard only once. Read the text inscribed in the cells of the chessboard along this tour (see Figure 1). The beginning of the text is at A4. Additional reference: Knight's tour - > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knight's _tour 2 (note: here the tour starts at A8) -> http://www.t-bag.org/KTour/voyager0/magicsqr.gif ID) F?G Figure 1 - Chessboard with inscribed text