In an upper room, I found a patient in a high fever of the brain, lying on a bed.

6 seconds sound clip from the A Tale of Two Cities (1938) classic radio drama series episode.

You can hear this line at 00:02:49.695 in the radio play.

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- Gentlemen, pardon me, but I usually inquire who does me the honor to seek my assistance.

- Doctor, your clients are people of condition. Enough. Will you please enter the carriage?

- They were armed and I was not. I got in in silence.

- We left the streets behind, through the north barrier, onto a country road, and presently stopped at a solitary house.

- I saw that the two men were brothers.

- In an upper room, I found a patient in a high fever of the brain, lying on a bed.

- She was a woman of great beauty and young, certainly not past twenty.

- Her hair was torn and ragged and her arms were bound to her side.

- My husband. My father. My brother. One, two, three.

- How long has she lasted?

- Since about this hour last night.

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