Your last memory is of me in the hour of your death as I knelt by your bed, 3,700 years ago.
9 seconds sound clip from the The Mummy (1932) movie soundboard.
You can hear this line at 01:03:22.160 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.
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- I've given her some bromide. She's asleep now. I'll go to bed.
- All right. I'll wait here till Dr. Muller comes.
- Where are we? This is my bed, but this is not the temple nor my father's palace.
- Do not look, Anck-es-en-Amon. Do not be afraid.
- I was afraid. When you were kneeling beside my bed, a veil came over my eyes. Darkness.
- Your last memory is of me in the hour of your death as I knelt by your bed, 3,700 years ago.
- No man has ever suffered for woman as you suffered for me.
- And now that the gods have forgiven us...
- Your soul is in a mortal body, renewed many times since we loved in Thebes of old.
- But that love is not for us again until the great change.
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