And Then There Were None
What does Dr. Armstrong say about the death of Louisa Cleese? What does he think about it?
What does Dr. Armstrong say about the death of Louisa Cleese? What does he think about it
What does Dr. Armstrong say about the death of Louisa Cleese? What does he think about it
From the text:
“Drunk - that’s what it was - drunk... And I operated! Nerves all to pieces - hands shaking. I killed her, all right. Poor devil - elderly woman - simple job if I’d been sober. Lucky for me there’s loyalty in our profession. The Sister knew, of course - but she held her tongue, God, it gave me a shock! Pulled me up. But who could have known about it - after all these years?”
And Then There Were None