It was Leiningen... alive with ants, unconscious, with blazing eyes and lacerated face.
7 seconds sound clip from the Leiningen Versus the Ants (1948) classic radio play.
You can hear this line at 00:26:24 in the radio play.
Quote context
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- Tried to rise... A great weight... Then suddenly the vision of the half-devoured stag in my brain.
- Six minutes, then nothing but bones. I couldn't let it happen to me! I couldn't die like that!
- To my feet. To my feet. Dragged myself forward, toward the flame.
- The ditch! The ring of flames! Closer, now! Only a little further!
- It was Leiningen... alive with ants, unconscious, with blazing eyes and lacerated face.
- We rushed to him, stripped off his clothes, and tore at the ants that covered him.
- His body seemed almost one open wound. In one place, I could see a white bone.
- The ants were gone... drowned... and Leiningen had won.
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