After six long minutes, only the white polished bones of the stag remained.
10 seconds sound clip from the Leiningen Versus the Ants (1948) classic radio play.
You can hear this line at 00:12:58 in the radio play.
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- Coming toward the ditch at a stumbling gallop was a singular being...
- A writhing, animal-like blackened statue with a shapeless head and four quivering feet.
- It was a stag, covered over and over with ants.
- Leiningen threw up his rifle... and the stag fell lifeless to the ground, it's agonies at an end.
- After six long minutes, only the white polished bones of the stag remained.
- He had to beat the ants because now he knew how long it would take them once they got to us.
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