The Fall of the House of Usher (Escape) Quotes with Sound Clips

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Quotes with audio samples from The Fall of the House of Usher - Escape Radio Show episode closely adapted from Edgar Allan Poe's classic tale of horror, aired on 22 October 1947.

Actors: Paul Frees (The Narrator), Ramsey Hill, (Roderick Usher), Sheridan Hall (The Physician)

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71 Even today, she's taken to her bed and I have no doubt - will never rise from it again.

72 Everything will be different now that you're here. Do you remember when we were...?

73 For some time past, I have been suffering from an acute bodily illness... Illness intensified by serious mental oppression, if I may so call it.

74 For the space of several heartbeats, I saw only the deathly pale and ghastly sunken features of a stranger.

75 For, surely, under light of Heaven, no man had ever before so terribly altered, in so brief a time, as had Roderick Usher.

76 Forced open the massive and aged, rusted door of iron...

77 From that chamber, and from that mansion, I fled aghast, out the massive portal, over the causeway, into the night.

78 Good afternoon.

79 Half-fearing to cross the wooden bridge that led over the waters of the moat and up to the entrance of the House of Usher.

80 Having only one sister, he was the last male descendant of the ancient House of Usher.

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