Lucy, you're magnificent! I thought you were dying. That telegram...
6 seconds sound clip from the The Moon's Our Home (1941) classic radio play.
You can hear this line at 00:11:35 in the radio play.
Quote context
[...]
- Granny, why aren't you in bed?
- Let me look at you. You're thinner. Well, we'll change that.
- Huh! You look fairly healthy, though.
- Yes, but you're the one that's ill, I believe.
- I? I never had a sick day in my life!
- Lucy! You... you old folk fisher, you!
- Lucy, you're magnificent! I thought you were dying. That telegram...
- It was a dirty trick. But anything's fair when you want to see your granddaughter as much as I do.
- Now... what's all this I hear about you and that Egyptian prince, as he calls himself?
- Well, he's got a certain right to call himself one. He is a prince.
- Don't quibble! What about it?
- Oh, the papers make so much of every little thing. All he wants to do is marry me.
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