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Ghost Monologue from A Death in Fever Flat

From A Death in Fever Flat by George W. Cronyn

male · dark · 43 sec

And after several hands, you brought up the subject of Padie. And I told you I was out of the race—and that you'd better get out too, because the best man already had her. And then—and then I sensed you were going to draw, and when I had my gun out, it was empty. Clever boy! You had it fixed right. And so you plugged me square. And the moon and stars went out for me and I dropped into the black gulf.

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