What was tony marston's last words in And Then There Were None?

Answer 1

"Anthony said with a grin, 'The legal life's narrowing! I'm all for crime! Here's to it.' He picked up his drink and drank it off at a gulp. Too quickly, perhaps. He choked-- Choked badly. His face contorted. Turned purple. He gasped for breath --then slid down off his chair, the glass falling from his hand. "

Explanation: He consumed his whiskey that contained potassium cyanide and soon died. The page in my copy of the book was 50 or the end of chapter 4 and beginning of 5 The part of the Rhyme of the poem associated with his death was "Ten little Indian boys went out to dine one choked his little self and then there were 9"

Answer 2

Anthony Marston choked on cyanide that was dropped into his glass. No one noticed, because it was just after a recording was played accusing everyone there of causing the death of one or more people. He'd been the driver in a hit and run accident, and had shown no remorse for his actions. It wasn't until later that Rogers noticed the missing Indian boy from the display on the dining room table.

Answer 3

He dies by choking on a glass of potassium cyanide which justice wargrave administered

Answer 4

He chokes on a drink and dies.

Answer 5

Tony Marston's last words in "And Then There Were None" were "Great Scott! Save me!" before he choked to death after drinking poisoned whiskey.