The Game of Chess a Play in One Act
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One of us drinks the wine and the other still has your pistol to use! It is very simple after all.
BORIS. [#i. Se. S. ] Yah! Now, by God, I see the trick ! Lies ! Lies ! Every word of it was lies! I can see through you now. You're devilishly cunning with your sleight-of-hand, but I draw no lots for poison with the like of you.
ALEXIS. Have it your own way. See, there's more than enough for both. Take the glass 24 STAGE GUILD PLAYS in your own hands, divide it yourself, pour the wine yourself, a...nd then, to satisfy you, I'll drink first.
BORIS. You carry the bluff to the bitter end, do you? Well, we'll see.
[He mixes the powder and pours the wine and hands one glass to ALEXIS. ] ALEXIS. To your easy death, brother.
[He lifts the glass and drinks. ] BORIS. Ah! So you're a brave man after all! [He lifts the glass and pauses. ] What if I were to leave you now, eh?
ALEXIS. My men have orders to seize you the moment you leave the room.
BORIS. In that case! [He lifts the glass. ] To your final redemption, brother!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of us drinks the wine and the other still has your pistol to use! It is very simple after all.
BORIS. [#i. Se. S. ] Yah! Now, by God, I see the trick ! Lies ! Lies ! Every word of it was lies! I can see through you now. You're devilishly cunning with your sleight-of-hand, but I draw no lots for poison with the like of you.
ALEXIS. Have it your own way. See, there's more than enough for both. Take the glass 24 STAGE GUILD PLAYS in your own hands, divide it yourself, pour the wine yourself, a...nd then, to satisfy you, I'll drink first.
BORIS. You carry the bluff to the bitter end, do you? Well, we'll see.
[He mixes the powder and pours the wine and hands one glass to ALEXIS. ] ALEXIS. To your easy death, brother.
[He lifts the glass and drinks. ] BORIS. Ah! So you're a brave man after all! [He lifts the glass and pauses. ] What if I were to leave you now, eh?
ALEXIS. My men have orders to seize you the moment you leave the room.
BORIS. In that case! [He lifts the glass. ] To your final redemption, brother!
What to read after The Game of Chess a Play in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman to read onlineMoreLess
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