Hey, look at that one. A ruddy great bird flying into all that muck and stink. Look at it.

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

You can hear this line at 00:20:17 in the radio play.

Quote context

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- Suddenly, from the darkness behind her, there came a rush of wings, and something swept past her into the air.

- In the night light, she saw the flash of white wings, black tip, and the thrust-forward head of the snow goose.

- It rose and cruised over the lighthouse once, and then headed down the winding creek where Rhayader's sail was slanting in the gaining breeze, and flew above him in slow, wide circles.

- Princess! Oh, princess, watch over him. Watch over him.

- Hey, you all right, mate?

- Fine.

- Hey, look at that one. A ruddy great bird flying into all that muck and stink. Look at it.

- What is it? A swan or something?

- No, it's a ruddy goose. Here, look at it, circling round like it was a dive bomber.

- I'll tell you what we're done for. It's the angel of death had to pick us up.

- Nah, not it. It's a ruddy goose come over with a message from Churchill, asking how we like the bathing over here.

- Yeah, it's a good omen, that's what it is. We'll get out of here yet, mate. You mark my words.

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