- What's coming now?
- The Treason case.
- The quartering one?

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

You can hear this line at 00:17:47.659 in the radio play.

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- There was that same look of secret, dangerous anger in their faces that I had seen before.

- Madame Defarge was still knitting.

- The next night, we were in Calais. There, we boarded the packet, and after a rough voyage, reached England in safety.

- I was to be reminded of that voyage.

- Five years later, a trial was held at the Old Bailey, at which I was summoned to appear, in company with Miss Lucy Manette and Dr. Alexander Manette, all three of us, as witnesses for the Crown.

- What's coming now?

- The Treason case.

- The quartering one?

- Ah! He'll be drawn on a hurdle to be half hanged. Then he'll be taken down and sliced before his own face. Then his head will be chopped off, he'll be cut in quarters. That's the sentence.

- If he's found guilty, you mean?

- Oh, they'll find him guilty. Don't be afraid of that.

- The prisoner was brought in. A young gentleman of about 25, well-grown and well-looking.

- He was very pale. For a moment, his eyes turned to where we sat. Then the indictment was read.

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