The latch of my chamber door was being lifted from without.

8 seconds sound clip from the The Fall of the House of Usher (Escape) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:20:43 in the radio play.

Quote context

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- Uneasy gusts of sodden rain and the sound of sullen thunderous rumbles borne of the dim flares of sheet lightning somewhere behind the lowering squall.

- I retired at a late hour, but found sleep impossible.

- At length, overpowered by some strange presentiment of evil, I found my reposeful inaction no longer endurable.

- And so I arose, threw on my clothes in haste and fell to pacing the floor of my darkened chamber.

- Then, in one instant, a soft sound in the blackness froze my steps in paralysis of terror.

- The latch of my chamber door was being lifted from without.

- Who is it? Who is it, I say?

- It is I, Roderick.

- Oh. Oh, Roderick.

- What are you doing up and about at this hour... in pitch blackness?

- Wait. Let me light the candles.

- No. I am quite used to darkness.

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