And Then There Were None Page #2
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this is your host
Mr. Owen speaking.
You were charged with
the following crimes.
General Sir John Mandrake: that you did deliberately
sent your wife's lover, ...
... Lieutenant, Arthur Mansfield,
to his death.
Emily Brent:
that you did cause and bring about the death ofyour young nephew, Peter Brent.
Dr. Edward G. Armstrong: that through your
uncontrolled drunkenness, ...
You did kill ...
Mrs. Mary Cleese.
Prince Nikita Starloff: that you are
guilty of the murder ...
...of Fred and Lucy Marlowe.
Vera Claythorne:
that you did murderyour sister's fiance, ...
... Richard Bartley.
Judge Francis J. Quinncannon: that you were
responsible for the death ...
... by hanging
of one Edward Seaton.
Philip Lombard:
that you are guiltyof the death of 21 men ...
... members of the East
African tribe.
William H. Blore:that by perjuring
your testimony, ...
you did bring about the death of ...
James Landor.
Thomas and Ethel Rogers: that
you brought about the death ...
Mrs. Jennifer Brady.
Prisoners at the bar of
justice, ...
... have you anything to
say in your defense?
Silence please, ladies and
gentlemen.
This is your host
Mr. O. ..
What's going on here? What kind
of a practical joke is this?
It's on the record.
Out with it fly.
It is called swan song.
May I ask who put this on the gramophone?
- I did, sir.
-- Why?
I did not know what it was.
I..!
- I was just obeying orders, sir. That's all
-- Whose orders?
Mr. Owen's- Oh.
- Let's get this quite clear.
Mr. Owen's orders
were what exactly?
to put the record on it at 9 O'clock.
It was sealed.
I thought it was just a piece of music.
It's the truth, sir!
I have not seen Mr. Owen.
I was telling my wife.
I told you we did not come here!
I want to get away!
-- I won't touch that money!
-- Shut up!
First thing to do, Rogers, is to take
your wife to bed.
May I have your attention please.
This letter ...
... to Rogers is
signed by U. N. Owen.
I must confess I do not
know Mr. Owen personally.
What kind of a man is he?
Who knows him?
We all come to a house
we don't know the host!
What about yourself,
Your Highness?
Oh, with me it is different.
I am a professional guest.
-- I wish we should never come here!
-- Quiet, Ethel!
I knew somebody was
to find it out some day!
-- I told you!
-- Shut up, I tell you!
She is quite out of nerve,
doctor.
Hysteria induced by
shock. Give her a sedative.
10 drops in half a
glass of water.
Yes, sir.
If she doesn't sleep, repeat
the dose in 2 hours.
I hope she'll sleep, doctor.
Dr. Armstrong, we'll take
an army evidence ...
... except your own. What is
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