It's something odd about my will, I suppose. But that's as far as I can see.

6 seconds sound clip from the The Man Who Could Work Miracles (1954) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:20:45 in the DVD version of the movie.

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- How did you do that?

- Oh, I just told it. There you are. That's what I mean.

- Is that a miracle? Or is it black art? Or what is it?

- And what do you think is the matter with me? I can't help it.

- Quite extraordinary.

- This day last week, I no more knew that I could do it than you did. It came over me all of a sudden.

- It's something odd about my will, I suppose. But that's as far as I can see.

- Is that the only thing? Or can you do other things as well?

- Oh, Lord, yes. Just anything.

- Here, violets, change into a bowl of fish... No, not that sort of fish. Change into a glass bowl full of water with goldfish swimming in it.

- It's astonishing. It's incredible. Your eyes are the most extraordinary... No.

- I could change it into anything, just anything. Here, be a pigeon, will you? You see? Anything. A bowl of flowers, if I wanted. But your pipe's empty.

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