Diana Gabaldon Quote
As Grey put his hand on the pommel, he heard a low Scots voice murmur in his ear: Queen’s rook to king eight. Check. Grey laughed out loud, a burst of exhilaration pushing aside his disquiet. Ha, he said, though without raising his voice. Queen’s bishop to knight four. Check. And mate, Mr … MacKenzie.
Diana Gabaldon
As Grey put his hand on the pommel, he heard a low Scots voice murmur in his ear: Queen’s rook to king eight. Check. Grey laughed out loud, a burst of exhilaration pushing aside his disquiet. Ha, he said, though without raising his voice. Queen’s bishop to knight four. Check. And mate, Mr … MacKenzie.
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