One of his tenants. We are all tenants of his.

4 seconds sound clip from the A Tale of Two Cities (1938) classic radio drama series episode.

You can hear this line at 00:04:06.923 in the radio play.

Quote context

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- How was this done, monsieur?

- Crazed young common dog, a peasant, forced my brother to draw on him and has fallen by my brother's sword, almost like a gentleman.

- The boy's eyes moved slowly towards me.

- Have you seen her, doctor?

- I have seen her.

- She is my sister, doctor.

- She was a good girl, married to a good young man, too.

- One of his tenants. We are all tenants of his.

- But the Marquis St. Evrémonde saw her and what do you think they did, he and his brother?

- You know, doctor, that it is among the rights of these nobles to harness us common dogs to carts and drive us.

- They so harnessed my sister's husband and drove him all day, and all night kept him on the ground in the unwholesome nights, quieting a frog so that their noble sleep might not be disturbed.

- And then back in the harness in the day, taken out of harness one day at noon to feed, if he could find food.

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