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• III Dr Armstrong drew a deep breath. And Mrs Rogers? Lombard said slowly: I could believe in Anthonys suicide (with difficulty) if it werent for Mrs R...
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• II Dr Armstrong came out of the dining-room and once more came out on the terrace. The judge was sitting in a chair now, gazing placidly out to sea. L...
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• Chapter 7 I After breakfast, Emily Brent had suggested to Vera Claythorne that they should walk to the summit again and watch for the boat. Vera had a...
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• IV Dr Armstrong came out on to the terrace. He stood there hesitating. To his left were Blore and Lombard. To his right was Wargrave, slowly pacing up...
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• III On the terrace outside Philip Lombard said: About this motor-boat Blore looked at him. Blore nodded his head. He said: I know what youre thinking,...
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• II When the gong sounded for breakfast at nine oclock it found everyone up and awaiting the summons. General Macarthur and the judge had been pacing t...
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• Chapter 6 I Dr Armstrong was dreaming It was very hot in the operating-room Surely theyd got the temperature too high? The sweat was rolling down his ...
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• VI Vera Claythorne lay in bed, wide awake, staring up at the ceiling. The light beside her was on. She was frightened of the dark. She was thinking: H...
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• V General Macarthur tossed from side to side. Sleep would not come to him. In the darkness he kept seeing Arthur Richmonds face. Hed liked Arthurhed b...
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• III In his pleasant softly tinted room, Mr Justice Wargrave removed his gar- ments and prepared himself for bed. He was thinking about Edward Seton. H...