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As I said, I've been working kind of hard lately...

5 seconds sound clip from the Mister Ed - Season 1, Ep. 4 - Kiddy park TV Series.

You can hear this line at 00:03:29 in the DVD version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Why, yes, dear. What is it?

- Well, the... Uh... Can I help you with the drapes?

- Oh, you're so sweet.

- You know, honey, I... I've been working pretty hard lately, and I thought, you know, it isn't good for a fellow - all work and no play. And I thought perhaps maybe...

- Be careful!

- As I said, I've been working kind of hard lately...

- I'll get the hammer so you can fix the rod.

- I thought perhaps...

- Hello, operator?

- Would you please test my phone? Yes. Will you ring... will you ring STATE-1-1781? Right away. Thank you. Thank you.

- Here, dear.

[...]

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Mister Ed Sound Clip

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Sound bites of famous quotes, funny lines and sound effects from the Mister Ed (1958-1966) TV Series that you can use as ringtones or share them with your friends on social networks etc.

Actors: Allan Lane (Mister Ed), Alan Young (Wilbur Post), Connie Hines (Carol Post), Larry Keating (Roger Addison)

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