- How are you getting along with your grandfather?
- Oh, fine, fine. Once I got used to him. Isn't he a holy terror?

Jo March (June Allyson), Laurie (Peter Lawford)

8 seconds sound clip from the Little Women (1950) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:14:59 in the radio play.

Quote context

[...]

- I've always wanted to go to Europe. Oh, not for the baths, of course. Not at all. But for my writing... It's so good for writers.

- You see Aunt March... Oh, but you don't know Aunt March.

- What were you going to say, Mr. Laurence?

- Well, it was so long ago, I've forgotten.

- But I'm not Mr. Laurence... I'm Laurie.

- Oh. Well. Laurie.

- How are you getting along with your grandfather?

- Oh, fine, fine. Once I got used to him. Isn't he a holy terror?

- Ha! You should see my Aunt March!

- Well, this blancmange looks too good to eat.

- Oh, it isn't.

- Meg made it. She's the oldest.

- Oh, she is?

- You know, John and I were wondering...

- Why should he wonder?

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