Mind you don't stumble on the carpet. It's about falling to pieces, I'm afraid.
7 seconds sound clip from the Wuthering Heights (1939)) classic radio play.
You can hear this line at 00:05:14 in the radio play.
Quote context
[...]
- Heathcliff, you can't. He's our guest.
- Hm? Then suppose you attend to his comfort.
- Ellen, show the gentleman to the guest room, please.
- Yes, there's no other place.
- Yes, mistress. This way, sir.
- If you'll hold the lamp, sir, while I unlock the door.
- Mind you don't stumble on the carpet. It's about falling to pieces, I'm afraid.
- You call this the guest chamber?
- No fire'll burn in that grate, sir. The chimney's been clogged for years.
- Hmm. Must have been a fine old house once. What's it called?
- This is Wuthering Heights, sir.
- And the tall chap downstairs, with the piercing eyes?
- That'll be Master Heathcliff, sir.
[...]