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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #4.5 (S04E04)

I want to be the first to greet you every morning.

"I want to be the first to greet you every morning."

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My life is perfect.

"My life is perfect."

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And then, in the space of one day, it is nothing.

"And then, in the space of one day, it is nothing."

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Oh, good morning, Miss Baxter. Hello, Mr Bates, Mrs Bates.

"Oh, good morning, Miss Baxter. Hello, Mr Bates, Mrs Bates."

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It's my sewing machine. I have no sockets in my room.

"It's my sewing machine. I have no sockets in my room."

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I wondered if Mrs Hughes might let me use it in the servants' hall.

"I wondered if Mrs Hughes might let me use it in the servants' hall."

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You know the old saying.

"You know the old saying."

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Ask me what? About the kitchen staff

"Ask me what? About the kitchen staff"

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helping Alfred to train for his test.

"helping Alfred to train for his test."

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Alfred is a hard worker. I'll give him that.

"Alfred is a hard worker. I'll give him that."

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Well, I know Americans often drink orange juice with breakfast.

"Well, I know Americans often drink orange juice with breakfast."

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That is so considerate, Baxter.

"That is so considerate, Baxter."

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Good morning, My Lord. Good morning.

"Good morning, My Lord. Good morning."

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You're pleased with her. I am, thank heaven.

"You're pleased with her. I am, thank heaven."

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Well, I don't need anyone else here. I know.

"Well, I don't need anyone else here. I know."

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You don't have to tell me that.

"You don't have to tell me that."

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Be that as it may, the rent's not been paid for ages.

"Be that as it may, the rent's not been paid for ages."

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It's sad, though.

"It's sad, though."

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After such a long time in the hands of one family.

"After such a long time in the hands of one family."

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'The engagement is announced between the Viscount Gillingham

"'The engagement is announced between the Viscount Gillingham"

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only child of the late Lord Osweston.'

"only child of the late Lord Osweston.'"

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Well, I must... write and congratulate him.

"Well, I must... write and congratulate him."

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But it's electric. Aren't you worried it'll run away with itself

"But it's electric. Aren't you worried it'll run away with itself"

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I certainly hope not. How do you operate it?

"I certainly hope not. How do you operate it?"

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Would you like to have a try?

"Would you like to have a try?"

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Anna?

"Anna?"

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He sees through me. He can read me like a book.

"He sees through me. He can read me like a book."

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I wish he could read you.

"I wish he could read you."

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And take you out of this... veil of shadows.

"And take you out of this... veil of shadows."

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Of course I do.

"Of course I do."

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And I can't risk his future.

"And I can't risk his future."

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Well...it's your secret and not mine.

"Well...it's your secret and not mine."

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But I think it's a mistake.

"But I think it's a mistake."

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Will you show him out?

"Will you show him out?"

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He's going to be so disappointed when he finds out how ordinary I really am.

"He's going to be so disappointed when he finds out how ordinary I really am."

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Oh, I'm not so sure about that.

"Oh, I'm not so sure about that."

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Lord and Lady Grantham have always been as kind as they can be.

"Lord and Lady Grantham have always been as kind as they can be."

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And I appreciate it. But I am not one of them. And that's the end of it.

"And I appreciate it. But I am not one of them. And that's the end of it."

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He never told me about the debt.

"He never told me about the debt."

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Because my ancestors have farmed at Yew Tree since the Napoleonic Wars.

"Because my ancestors have farmed at Yew Tree since the Napoleonic Wars."

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But I can't see what good it will do.

"But I can't see what good it will do."

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Do you think? I don't see why not. I'll fetch the eggs.

"Do you think? I don't see why not. I'll fetch the eggs."

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I feel like I'm helping him to leave us. And so you are.

"I feel like I'm helping him to leave us. And so you are."

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I don't mind at all, Daisy. You can help him enrich the bechamel.

"I don't mind at all, Daisy. You can help him enrich the bechamel."

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Your Ladyship. My Lady.

"Your Ladyship. My Lady."

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Is that the afternoon post? Is there anything for me?

"Is that the afternoon post? Is there anything for me?"

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Were you expecting something?

"Were you expecting something?"

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I expect he's busy.

"I expect he's busy."

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What have you been up to?

"What have you been up to?"

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Say we look forward to knowing Miss Lane Fox.

"Say we look forward to knowing Miss Lane Fox."

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I am surprised. I thought he was rather keen on you.

"I am surprised. I thought he was rather keen on you."

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Not for the first time, you've got the wrong end of the stick.

"Not for the first time, you've got the wrong end of the stick."

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To cheer ourselves up. A small one. That'll be fun.

"To cheer ourselves up. A small one. That'll be fun."

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Will you help him? His mother would be very grateful.

"Will you help him? His mother would be very grateful."

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I've no sooner said yes than you come back with another request.

"I've no sooner said yes than you come back with another request."

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Thought I'd get an extra 10 minutes in before the gong goes.

"Thought I'd get an extra 10 minutes in before the gong goes."

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A hurricane? Really? In Yorkshire?

"A hurricane? Really? In Yorkshire?"

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So we're getting all the animals under shelter.

"So we're getting all the animals under shelter."

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Oh. I think it's time for the hurricane.

"Oh. I think it's time for the hurricane."

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I want it so much. I can't bear to find out I've not got it.

"I want it so much. I can't bear to find out I've not got it."

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They don't give you much time. Oh, this was posted 10 days ago. It must've got lost.

"They don't give you much time. Oh, this was posted 10 days ago. It must've got lost."

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He'll be fine. He knows his stuff.

"He'll be fine. He knows his stuff."

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I'm happy for you, Alfred. Anna...

"I'm happy for you, Alfred. Anna..."

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Haven't we all?

"Haven't we all?"

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Oh, bravo! Very good!

"Oh, bravo! Very good!"

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Now. Take them up and say you cooked 'em.

"Now. Take them up and say you cooked 'em."

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I couldn't. Well, Mr Carson can say it.

"I couldn't. Well, Mr Carson can say it."

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Are the savouries ready to go up?

"Are the savouries ready to go up?"

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But I think you'll pass your test. Fingers crossed, My Lady.

"But I think you'll pass your test. Fingers crossed, My Lady."

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Our best wishes go with you.

"Our best wishes go with you."

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All alone? I seem to be.

"All alone? I seem to be."

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You've done America and praised Lady Sybil? Have I not (!)

"You've done America and praised Lady Sybil? Have I not (!)"

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Is it true you've moved into the house again?

"Is it true you've moved into the house again?"

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But she has her own maid now.

"But she has her own maid now."

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I haven't got round to it.

"I haven't got round to it."

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Anna, if you're in difficulties, I wish you'd tell me.

"Anna, if you're in difficulties, I wish you'd tell me."

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I've come to say goodbye. Thank you for all your help.

"I've come to say goodbye. Thank you for all your help."

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And no time to tell it now or he'll miss his train.

"And no time to tell it now or he'll miss his train."

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I don't want any backchat - she must see everything is in order, all neat and tidy.

"I don't want any backchat - she must see everything is in order, all neat and tidy."

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Oh, my God! What's up?

"Oh, my God! What's up?"

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Well...I must've caught it on a nail.

"Well...I must've caught it on a nail."

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Oh, don't worry. Miss Baxter'll sort that out. Give it here. Right.

"Oh, don't worry. Miss Baxter'll sort that out. Give it here. Right."

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It doesn't seem a very enticing offer.

"It doesn't seem a very enticing offer."

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I'll pay. And it won't take long.

"I'll pay. And it won't take long."

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I'm a Yorkshireman, My Lord.

"I'm a Yorkshireman, My Lord."

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In partnership with the Crawleys?

"In partnership with the Crawleys?"

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We have been in partnership.

"We have been in partnership."

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I'll see what I can do.

"I'll see what I can do."

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I'll lend you the difference myself.

"I'll lend you the difference myself."

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It won't be less than £50. I'll send a cheque when I'm sure of the outcome.

"It won't be less than £50. I'll send a cheque when I'm sure of the outcome."

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I think he's got more than a chance,

"I think he's got more than a chance,"

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When he's been mending roads and delivering groceries,

"When he's been mending roads and delivering groceries,"

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I hope you're right. I know I am.

"I hope you're right. I know I am."

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Sounds to me as if you've come to a decision.

"Sounds to me as if you've come to a decision."

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If we don't respect the past, it'll be harder to build our future.

"If we don't respect the past, it'll be harder to build our future."

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I thought it was rather good. It's too good.

"I thought it was rather good. It's too good."

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Thank you. And you agree, even though he has no right to renew the lease?

"Thank you. And you agree, even though he has no right to renew the lease?"

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You'd think we could talk about it. But apparently not.

"You'd think we could talk about it. But apparently not."

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I'm going into Ripon this afternoon to get some things for Lady Mary.

"I'm going into Ripon this afternoon to get some things for Lady Mary."

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If they miss me, I'll be back before the gong.

"If they miss me, I'll be back before the gong."

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I don't think it'll show.

"I don't think it'll show."

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Another one roped to the chariot (!)

"Another one roped to the chariot (!)"

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Well, there's going to be changes at Downton. There's bound to be.

"Well, there's going to be changes at Downton. There's bound to be."

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Any detail, no matter how small. Understand?

"Any detail, no matter how small. Understand?"

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Did the other lady's maids keep you informed?

"Did the other lady's maids keep you informed?"

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Miss O'Brien, yes. But we fell out.

"Miss O'Brien, yes. But we fell out."

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She knows what's going on.

"She knows what's going on."

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Just get them all to trust you... and tell you everything.

"Just get them all to trust you... and tell you everything."

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Your Ladyship. How can I help?

"Your Ladyship. How can I help?"

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We won't need ice to be delivered.

"We won't need ice to be delivered."

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Or are we to stop that too?

"Or are we to stop that too?"

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Well, My Lady.

"Well, My Lady."

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I will, Your Ladyship. John is keen to learn. Aren't you?

"I will, Your Ladyship. John is keen to learn. Aren't you?"

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You owe your place to Mrs Crawley. She would not let me go until I'd promised.

"You owe your place to Mrs Crawley. She would not let me go until I'd promised."

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Say what you like, but I know you care about these things as much as I do.

"Say what you like, but I know you care about these things as much as I do."

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Nobody cares about anything as much as you do.

"Nobody cares about anything as much as you do."

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My name is Arsene Avignon. I am the sous chef of The Ritz.

"My name is Arsene Avignon. I am the sous chef of The Ritz."

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Is that clear? Then, if you have no questions, we will begin.

"Is that clear? Then, if you have no questions, we will begin."

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In 1917, at our sister hotel in New York,

"In 1917, at our sister hotel in New York,"

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Vichyssoise. It was Vichyssoise.

"Vichyssoise. It was Vichyssoise."

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