But now he rouses himself, and pulling a red silk bandanna from his coattail pocket, he blows his cricket nose.
11 seconds sound clip from the Pinocchio (1939) classic radio play.
You can hear this line at 00:23:16 in the radio play.
Quote context
[...]
- A wish, Sally, in which I join you.
- As we dream beside the fire, where the flames cast dancing patterns on the hearth...
- We wait politely for our friend the cricket to continue his story.
- He's paused to allow a large round tear to roll down his cricket face.
- Well, it was my fault. I should have known better.
- Maybe if I'd been with Pinocchio, when he first met those two sharpies, I could have stopped it.
- But there he was, an actor in Stromboli's marionette show. I went to the show that night to see him.
[...]