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Summary Of Chapter Four Justice Wargrave
In chapter four Justice Wargrave, who is accused of the murder of Edward Seton, says that Seton was a murderer who he had passed his sentence on. Vera who is accused of the murder of Cyril Hamilton, tells everyone that she was his nursery governess, and he drowned because he swam out too far. General Macarthur, who is accused of the murder of Arthur Richmond, tell everyone that Richmond was one of his officer who was killed on a reconnaissance. Macarthur also states that his wife did not have an affair. Lombard who is accused of killing the members of an East African tribe, admits to everyone he stole their food to save himself. Anthony Marston who is accused of the murder of John and Lucy Combes, tells the group in a nonchalant tone that they

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