Oh, I'm so sorry. You musn't get frightened. I have awful nightmares. I guess it's my conscience bothering me. Good night!

— Richard Hannay (Robert Montgomery)

10 seconds sound clip from the The 39 Steps (1937) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:36:55 in the radio play.

Quote context

[...]

- Listen. Listen, did you hear that? There's a car out there. It just drove up. A car.

- It's your imagination.

- It's not my imagination. I heard a car.

- Oh, all right, if you don't care...

- Don't care. Just don't care.

- Ooh! Don't do that!

- What's the matter with you anyway?

- Oh, I'm so sorry. You musn't get frightened. I have awful nightmares. I guess it's my conscience bothering me. Good night!

- We pause now between the scenes of 'The 39 Steps.'

- Robert Montgomery and Ida Lupino will be back shortly, when we raise the curtain on Act III in this play about spies.

- Spies may be roughly divided into two classes. There are mercenary spies who traffic in state secrets, selling them for cash to the highest bidder.

- And there are patriots, who risk their lives solely for the protection of their country, who receive the smallest monetary rewards and whose names never get into the newspapers.

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