The war came to England, and six weeks later, the snow goose returned from the outer darkness of the north.

9 seconds sound clip from the The Snow Goose (1954) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:11:13 in the radio play.

Quote context

[...]

- When the snow goose was at the lighthouse, Frith came too.

- She sailed with Rhayader in the little sailboat he handled so skilfully, despite his withered arm.

- They caught wildfowl together for their ever-increasing colony, and built new pens and enclosures to house them till the summer took them north once more.

- But when that happened, and the princess herself flew off once more, it was as though some kind of bar was between them.

- Frith herself stayed away, and Rhayader was alone again.

- The war came to England, and six weeks later, the snow goose returned from the outer darkness of the north.

- With her, Frith returned as well, as if after another month had gone by.

- When she came, Rhayader, with a shock, realised that she was a child no longer.

- In just a few short months, she had grown up into a shy young woman.

- Seventeen. So you must have been thirteen when you came here first with the wounded princess.

[...]