- Ernest Defarge?
- That's me.
- May we have a word with you?
- Willingly, sir.

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

You can hear this line at 00:12:52.502 in the radio play.

Quote context

[...]

- Your father has been found in the house of an old servant in Paris. We're going there. He is alive.

- In the Quarter of Saint Antoine, in a narrow, mean street, full of offense and stench, peopled by rags and nightcaps and hunger, smelling of rags and nightcaps and hunger...

- We found the wine shop of Doctor Manette's old servant, Ernest Defarge.

- His wife sat in the shop behind the cart as we came in.

- A stout woman, wrapped in fur. She was knitting.

- Ernest Defarge?

- That's me.

- May we have a word with you?

- Willingly, sir.

- My name is Jarvis Lorry of London. This is Miss Manette.

- Come with me, then. I'll take you to him. He's very high. A little difficult. Better to begin slowly.

- Is he always alone, then?

- Yes.

- His own desire?

- Of necessity.

- He has greatly changed?

- Changed?

[...]