THE BANKER.
You don't play?
MLLE. NINA.
(With a manner altogether modest, and a soft, low voice.) Oh, no; never! I have nothing to risk; besides, it doesn't amuse me very much. I never play.
THE BANKER.
Put on that hundred francs just to try your fortune.
MLLE. NINA.
(Leaning over, takes the note from the pile.) If you wish it. (She plays and wins; brushes his cheek and shoulder with her arm as she reaches over to take up her money.)
(The play continues.)
MLLE. NINA.