I was going to meet him this morning. He'd hold out his hand to me and smile, and we'd climb up to the terrace above the Casbah and look out across the harbor.
11 seconds sound clip from the Algiers (1941, Lux Radio Theatre) classic radio play.
You can hear this line at 00:46:03 in the original recording.
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- Oh, you were excited, Gaby. You didn't know what you were saying.
- But I did. I never thought so clearly in all my life.
- Gaby, I won't pretend you haven't hurt me.
- I'm sorry. I didn't mean to.
- But I still don't understand. This man... This Pepe le Moko. What could he have meant to you?
- I could never make you understand that. I don't even understand it myself.
- And I'd be happy with him. That's all I know. I'd be happy with him.
- Pepe?
- No. It's L'Arbi, Pepe. He's just come from the town.
- I've got speak to you! The police have taken Carlos. They arrested him in the town.
- Yes? How much did you sell him for?
- Would I be here if I'd sold him?
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