The Man who Would not Play Cards

A man refuses to play cards with his friends due to a superstition that he will be killed if he does so. He is eventually forced to play and is indeed killed in a tragic accident. The story explores the theme of fate versus free will, highlighting the consequences of one's actions when driven by irrational fears.

By H.C. McNeile · First published 1925 · Genre: Drama, Romance, Psychological Fiction · 5 chapters

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