5 seconds sound clip from the Dr Knock (Theatre Royal 1954) classic radio drama series episode.
You can hear this line at 00:09:32.431 in the radio play.
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- You feel it more than usual after you've been eating venison? You do, don't you? I don't eat venison, but if I did, I believe I would.
- Ah, now we're getting at it. That's most important.
- How old are you?
- Fifty-one. Fifty-two next year.
- Fifty-two next year? Well, my friend, well, well. You can work today as usual, that won't hurt you, but go to bed early.
- Tomorrow, stop in bed. I'll come and see you. I shan't charge you anything, but don't go telling people that, mind.
- Oh, thank you, Doctor. Thank you. But is it something serious?
- No, no, no, we won't call it serious. Yet. We're taking it in time, just in time, though.
- As you'll be working today, you can take a little soup. Tomorrow, we'll see what we can really cut you off. Till then, good luck.
- But my dear sir, as a schoolmaster of this town, you really ought to face up to your responsibilities. Teaching people here the laws of health...
- Setting up the right standards of household hygiene, of good heavens, the hundred and one things a doctor and a schoolmaster can only do if they do them together.
- But Doctor Parpalaid never told me. Doctor Knock never once suggested...
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