I see. But I don't see why anything should spoil it for him, do you?

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8 seconds sound clip from the Remember the Night (1940) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:40:10 in the radio play.

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- We were very poor after my husband died. In fact, we had nothing.

- Jack had to do chores before school and after school, and then, after chores, he studied in the evening, so he could go to college.

- Then he had to work his way through college and through law school.

- Oh, I don't mean there's anything unusual about it. But I'm only trying to tell you that he worked very hard to get where he is. Very, very hard.

- And, well, he's my son, and I wouldn't want anything or anyone to spoil it for him now.

- I see. But I don't see why anything should spoil it for him, do you?

- He's in love with you.

- Oh, no, he isn't in love with me. He's never had any more interest in me than panhandler he'd buy a meal for.

- Are you sure?

- Of course, I'm sure.

- He kissed you tonight.

- Well, I'm not exactly ugly.

- Oh, he might have had a little fever for me, but it isn't going any further and it hasn't been any place either.

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Remember the Night (1940) Sound Clip

Voice quotes from Remember the Night (1940) - Lux Radio Theatre play originally broadcast on March 25, 1940.

Actors: Barbara Stanwyck (Lee Leander), Fred MacMurray (John Sargent), Beulah Bondi (Mrs. Sargent), Elizabeth Patterson (Aunt Emma), Sterling Holloway (Willy)

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