1785, the Dover Road.

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

You can hear this line at 00:09:07.735 in the radio play.

Quote context

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- The sound of an old man making shoes in the dark.

- One day, after eighteen years, the sound stops, and for a while North Tower cell number 105 is empty.

- My name is Jarvis Lorry.

- Most of the characters in this history are people whom I first encountered in the course of business on behalf of Tellson's Bank, London and Paris, of which I have been for many years a partner.

- This is a history of events that took place in London and across the Channel in France in the terrible years immediately preceding and during the great French Revolution.

- 1785, the Dover Road.

- What o'clock do you make it, Joe?

- Ten minutes good past eleven.

- My blood, and the Dover coach not atop a chute is ill yet.

- Hey, Joe!

- What do you say, Tom?

- I see an horse and a canter coming up, Joe.

- I see a horse and a gallop, Tom.

- Gentlemen, in the King's name, all of you. Get around! Get ready! Stand the right fire!

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