Sounds horrible? It was fun.

5 seconds sound clip from the Three Skeleton Key (Escape) classic radio play.

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

Quote context

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- His big blue eyes rolling and winking, his wild red hair waving about him.

- I grabbed him by the arms, slapped his face... He looked at me like a child. And then his face screwed up. He looked as though he were about to cry.

- Go below. Go on.

- Very well, then. Later, my dear audience, later. Matinee today.

- Sure, he was crazy. But I guess we all were.

- A few hours later, he came back up and caught Louis and me teasing the rats. Yes.

- Sounds horrible? It was fun.

- We would get right up against the glass and make faces at them. It drove them crazy. They would scratch away, trying to get at our eyes.

- Louis was even cuter about it. He'd pull a piece of bread out of his pocket and press it against the glass.

- The rats would scramble into a solid ball, biting each other, clustering like grapes.

- From time to time, a whole knot of them would slip and fall the hundred ten feet to the surf below.

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