The Oh, Oh, no, no. Welcome to another episode from one thousand one classic short stories and tales this one the dramatic

conclusion to Richard Connolly's the most dangerous game. To recap a big game

hunter from New York falls off a yacht while passing a mysterious island

only to find himself the prey of a Russian general who has been hunting and killing castaways

for sport on this remote jungle island for years.

After dinner and drink in the general's mansion, the hunter finds that he will be

turned loose that evening, armed only with a knife to survive the hunt,

and that the general has never failed to find and kill his victims.

And now the exciting conclusion to the most dangerous game by Richard Connolly.

Why should I not be serious? I'm speaking of hunting.

Hunting? Great guns, General Zorov, what you speak of is murder.

The general laughed for the entire good nature.

He regarded Rainsford quizzically.

I refuse to believe that so modern and civilized the young man as you seem to be harboring romantic ideas about the value of human life.

Surely your experiences in the war?

Do not make me condone cold-blooded murder,

finished Rainford stiffly.

Laughter shook the general.

How extraordinary! Laughter shook the general.

How extraordinarily droll you are!

One does not expect nowadays to find the young man of the educated class, even in America, with such a naive, and if I may say so, meet Victorian point of view.

It's like finding a snuffbox in a limousine.

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