Near the end of "The Most Dangerous Game", what words does General Zaroff use to congratulate Rainsford?

When he discovers Rainsford in his room, the general draws in his breath, saying with a smile, "I congratulate you...You have won the game."

However, Rainsford is not satisfied with just winning. He tells the general that he is yet "a beast at bay". Then, in a low voice that is edgy, Rainsford tells him to prepare himself. General Zaroff bows to Rainsford in his most gentlemanly manner and says,

"Splendid! One of us is to furnish a repast for the hounds. The Other will sleep in this very excellent bed. On guard, Rainsford..." 

Certainly, the general's courtly manners seem incongruous with his brutal nature. He delights in hunting the "most dangerous game" with no consideration for his fellow man, whom he reduces to "beasts at bay", animals for whom he has no sympathy. However, he maintains the decorum of his class by complying with the rules of his game, and by expecting no special consideration being given to him, even when he knows full well what his fate is.