Excuse me. Please stop. This road leads to the back hill. No one can go there without the abbot's permission.

7 seconds sound clip from the Dead Reckoning (1947) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:08:50.820 in the DVD version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Mighty Buddha! Buddha! I'm so very devoted. Why does teacher refuse to let me become a monk?

- Big brother, you mustn't feel bad.

- You're sincere. You'll get what you want one of these days.

- Oh. You're all here.

- Big brother, come on. Come on back now. Come on.

- Excuse me. Please stop. This road leads to the back hill. No one can go there without the abbot's permission.

- I'm a court official. I'm delivering an edict.

- Edict? They only exist in stories. I'm sorry. Please go back.

- You idiot! You silly man! Arrest him.

- Hey, big brother. Don't need you for people like these. I'll handle them. Come on. Come on.

[...]

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