Suddenly, a sound so unearthly as to freeze our blood jerked our heads in the direction of the jungle on the far side of the ditch.
9 seconds sound clip from the Leiningen Versus the Ants (1948) classic radio play.
You can hear this line at 00:12:14 in the radio play.
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- And during this hour-long flanking movement, the main army remained still.
- Across the scant twelve feet of ditch, I stared at them... and they stared back at me...
- A solid mass, every one as big as my thumb with reddish black body and long legs.
- 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.
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