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• III Perfectly clear, said Armstrong. The murderer must have crept up be- hind him, swung the chopper once and brought it down on his head as he was be...
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• Chapter 11 I Philip Lombard had the habit of waking at daybreak. He did so on this particular morning. He raised himself on an elbow and listened. The...
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• VII The four men went to bed an hour later. They went up together. Rogers, from the dining-room where he was setting the table for breakfast, saw them...
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• V The storm increased. The wind howled against the side of the house. Everyone was in the living-room. They sat listlessly huddled together. And, surr...
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• III Dr Armstrong said violently: We must get out of herewe mustwe must! At all costs! Mr Justice Wargrave looked thoughtfully out of the smoking-room ...
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• Chapter 10 I Do you believe it? Vera asked. She and Philip Lombard sat on the window-sill of the living-room. Out- side the rain poured down and the w...
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• VII Mr Justice Wargrave, stroking his lip and looking quite passionless and in- human, said: We have now dealt with the second killing, and have estab...
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• VI Oh, no, no, no It was Vera who burst outalmost in a moan. The judge turned a keen eye on her. He said: My dear young lady, this is no time for refu...
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• IV The storm broke just as the old mans body was borne in through the door. The others were standing in the hall. There was a sudden hiss and roar as ...
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• II Rogers was standing by the dining-room door. As the three men descen- ded the stairs he moved a step or two forward. He said in a low anxious voice...