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- A farm like that now must mean a lot of work.
- Oh, it does. Eighteen cows, the bull, the fat stock, there's a mare in foal, we've got goats and pigs on the poultry.

11 seconds sound clip from the Dr Knock (Theatre Royal 1954) classic radio drama series episode.

You can hear this line at 00:15:27.760 in the radio play.

Quote context

[...]

- So stay with us all week, won't you, on NBC.

- We now continue Theater Royal with your host, Sir Ralph Richardson.

- It was a matter of some pride to me, the way in which I was able to extend my practice those first two months...

- And I can quite truthfully say that the number of patients who placed themselves in my hand was the clearest possible proof of their implicit belief in the efficacy of medical science.

- Yes, we come from the big farm on the road to Luchere, me and my husband.

- A farm like that now must mean a lot of work.

- Oh, it does. Eighteen cows, the bull, the fat stock, there's a mare in foal, we've got goats and pigs on the poultry.

- And no one to help you?

- Oh, why, of course. Three men and a girl in the house, and more for the hay and the harvest.

- So many? Hmm... But it doesn't leave you much time to look after yourself, and you feel ill.

- No, no, not ill exactly, but I get blown.

- Blown? Oh, yes, of course, blown.

- Show me your tongue. Oh, dear. Not much appetite?

- No, not really.

- Bend over, will you please? Breathe. Breathe. Cough. Cough again.

[...]

Dr Knock (1954) Sound Clip

Dr KnockEnjoy Robert Morley's performance in the 1954 Theatre Royal radio play of Jules Romain's 'Dr Knock', and explore standout quotes on our website.

Actors: Robert Morley (Dr Knock), Sir Ralph Richardson (Host)

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