Oh, I don't mean there's anything unusual about it. But I'm only trying to tell you that he worked very hard to get where he is. Very, very hard.

13 seconds sound clip from the Remember the Night (1940) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:39:50 in the radio play.

Quote context

[...]

- Oh, you poor child. You can be sure I never would have mentioned it now, only...

- Well, has Jack ever told you anything about his childhood?

- No, why?

- We were very poor after my husband died. In fact, we had nothing.

- Jack had to do chores before school and after school, and then, after chores, he studied in the evening, so he could go to college.

- Then he had to work his way through college and through law school.

- Oh, I don't mean there's anything unusual about it. But I'm only trying to tell you that he worked very hard to get where he is. Very, very hard.

- And, well, he's my son, and I wouldn't want anything or anyone to spoil it for him now.

- I see. But I don't see why anything should spoil it for him, do you?

- He's in love with you.

- Oh, no, he isn't in love with me. He's never had any more interest in me than panhandler he'd buy a meal for.

- Are you sure?

- Of course, I'm sure.

- He kissed you tonight.

- Well, I'm not exactly ugly.

[...]

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Remember the Night (1940) Sound Clip

The African Queen (1952)Voice quotes from Remember the Night (1940) - Lux Radio Theatre play originally broadcast on March 25, 1940.

Actors: Barbara Stanwyck (Lee Leander), Fred MacMurray (John Sargent), Beulah Bondi (Mrs. Sargent), Elizabeth Patterson (Aunt Emma), Sterling Holloway (Willy)

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