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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #4.5 (S04E04)

To me, that requires an explanation.

"To me, that requires an explanation."

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I wondered if you'd help me. We will, if we can.

"I wondered if you'd help me. We will, if we can."

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And, as the sewing room is in the laundry wing,

"And, as the sewing room is in the laundry wing,"

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I should ask her, if I were you. Yes, of course.

"I should ask her, if I were you. Yes, of course."

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I'll do that.

"I'll do that."

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What do you make of her?

"What do you make of her?"

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We'll miss breakfast, if we're not careful.

"We'll miss breakfast, if we're not careful."

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Are you happy for us to be teaching Alfred to cook?

"Are you happy for us to be teaching Alfred to cook?"

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It's Mr Carson you should ask.

"It's Mr Carson you should ask."

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He's been accepted for it, then? Not yet, no.

"He's been accepted for it, then? Not yet, no."

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But he'd like to be ready if he is. I suppose it's all right.

"But he'd like to be ready if he is. I suppose it's all right."

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And if cooking's his chosen path...

"And if cooking's his chosen path..."

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Good. I was just checking I wasn't inciting a revolution.

"Good. I was just checking I wasn't inciting a revolution."

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There we are...My Lady.

"There we are...My Lady."

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I think I've remembered everything. But...

"I think I've remembered everything. But..."

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I'll just stay here while you check.

"I'll just stay here while you check."

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It seems perfect, but... What's this?

"It seems perfect, but... What's this?"

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So I thought you might like it.

"So I thought you might like it."

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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You look very jovial.

"You look very jovial."

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It's just Baxter reminding me of times gone by.

"It's just Baxter reminding me of times gone by."

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What's your day looking like? Tom and Mary have summoned me to the library.

"What's your day looking like? Tom and Mary have summoned me to the library."

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They have an idea. I hope it's not something you're going to fight about.

"They have an idea. I hope it's not something you're going to fight about."

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So if we find a job for the boy, it'll make a difference to his mother.

"So if we find a job for the boy, it'll make a difference to his mother."

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Oh, a big difference. If you really want to help Mrs Pegg,

"Oh, a big difference. If you really want to help Mrs Pegg,"

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this will be of more use than a world of tea and sympathy.

"this will be of more use than a world of tea and sympathy."

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But would you talk to the head gardener up at the abbey?

"But would you talk to the head gardener up at the abbey?"

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Tomorrow. Will you go?

"Tomorrow. Will you go?"

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I will. His forebears have been tenants since the reign of George III.

"I will. His forebears have been tenants since the reign of George III."

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We've served all the papers. It's time to get on with it.

"We've served all the papers. It's time to get on with it."

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You mean, foreclose the lease and farm the land ourselves?

"You mean, foreclose the lease and farm the land ourselves?"

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That's what we discussed.

"That's what we discussed."

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The world moves on, and we must move with it. So you keep telling me.

"The world moves on, and we must move with it. So you keep telling me."

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and the Honourable Mabel Lane Fox,

"and the Honourable Mabel Lane Fox,"

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Now...let me get on.

"Now...let me get on."

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and sew your fingers to the table?

"and sew your fingers to the table?"

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But there's no socket in her room. She could take it to the laundry.

"But there's no socket in her room. She could take it to the laundry."

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Mrs Patmore is not what you'd call a futurist (!)

"Mrs Patmore is not what you'd call a futurist (!)"

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I think I'd got there already (!)

"I think I'd got there already (!)"

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Anna. I've forgotten something.

"Anna. I've forgotten something."

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You must forgive me, Mr Bates. I'm afraid I'm keeping Anna too busy.

"You must forgive me, Mr Bates. I'm afraid I'm keeping Anna too busy."

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At least you know now there'll be... no baby.

"At least you know now there'll be... no baby."

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No.

"No."

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Then, can't you start to get past it and...

"Then, can't you start to get past it and..."

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and tell him something?

"and tell him something?"

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He'd know if it wasn't the truth.

"He'd know if it wasn't the truth."

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Don't you want to be honest with him?

"Don't you want to be honest with him?"

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But I know him. I know what he'd do.

"But I know him. I know what he'd do."

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And you're sure you have a feel for gardening?

"And you're sure you have a feel for gardening?"

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And a quick learner.

"And a quick learner."

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I cannot make promises, but I will try and find something for you.

"I cannot make promises, but I will try and find something for you."

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Thank you very much, Your Ladyship.

"Thank you very much, Your Ladyship."

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You're part of the family. That's how the village sees you.

"You're part of the family. That's how the village sees you."

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It's not how the family see me.

"It's not how the family see me."

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Lord Grantham admires you very much.

"Lord Grantham admires you very much."

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But if it serves you to think yourself unloved, nothing I say will change that.

"But if it serves you to think yourself unloved, nothing I say will change that."

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I think that's rather harsh.

"I think that's rather harsh."

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Lord Grantham. It was a very good service. Your father would've been pleased.

"Lord Grantham. It was a very good service. Your father would've been pleased."

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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Do you have far to go? I'm staying at Yew Tree Farm.

"Do you have far to go? I'm staying at Yew Tree Farm."

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Of course.

"Of course."

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Let us know when you're ready to leave. There's no hurry.

"Let us know when you're ready to leave. There's no hurry."

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The thing is, My Lord, I...don't want to move out.

"The thing is, My Lord, I...don't want to move out."

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What? If it's still possible.

"What? If it's still possible."

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I'm sorry to be the one to say it, but I don't believe it is.

"I'm sorry to be the one to say it, but I don't believe it is."

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The notices have been served. The case is closed.

"The notices have been served. The case is closed."

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You mean, you want to farm the land yourself.

"You mean, you want to farm the land yourself."

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Then it's all settled.

"Then it's all settled."

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Mr Drewe, it's no good painting me as Simon Legree.

"Mr Drewe, it's no good painting me as Simon Legree."

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We gave your father a long time to get straight.

"We gave your father a long time to get straight."

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And left him in peace at the end of his life.

"And left him in peace at the end of his life."

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It means a great deal to me.

"It means a great deal to me."

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Please?

"Please?"

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Come tomorrow morning, if you wish.

"Come tomorrow morning, if you wish."

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Don't take it off too soon. Let it bubble a bit, or you'll taste the flour.

"Don't take it off too soon. Let it bubble a bit, or you'll taste the flour."

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So...is this enough? I'd say so, yeah.

"So...is this enough? I'd say so, yeah."

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Now put it to one side while you check your casings.

"Now put it to one side while you check your casings."

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My, my. Something smells good. Alfred's making tarts with an egg and cheese filling. Oh.

"My, my. Something smells good. Alfred's making tarts with an egg and cheese filling. Oh."

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Bouchees de fromage. They could be tonight's savoury.

"Bouchees de fromage. They could be tonight's savoury."

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Well done, Daisy. It's very hard, Mrs Patmore.

"Well done, Daisy. It's very hard, Mrs Patmore."

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So, what's next? We'll add egg and cheese to the white sauce, if Mrs Patmore doesn't mind.

"So, what's next? We'll add egg and cheese to the white sauce, if Mrs Patmore doesn't mind."

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There's just a couple for His Lordship, My Lady.

"There's just a couple for His Lordship, My Lady."

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I haven't heard from Michael in a bit, that's all.

"I haven't heard from Michael in a bit, that's all."

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I was writing to Tony Gillingham.

"I was writing to Tony Gillingham."

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Give him my regards.

"Give him my regards."

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Is he back from his funeral? Not yet, I don't think.

"Is he back from his funeral? Not yet, I don't think."

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While he's not here, shall we discuss his birthday?

"While he's not here, shall we discuss his birthday?"

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Oh, does he have a birthday soon? Fairly soon.

"Oh, does he have a birthday soon? Fairly soon."

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Do you have any plans?

"Do you have any plans?"

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But Maley may have a candidate of his own that he wants to bring forward.

"But Maley may have a candidate of his own that he wants to bring forward."

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So, you do need extra help.

"So, you do need extra help."

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The last boy went off to a frightfully grand rectory.

"The last boy went off to a frightfully grand rectory."

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Then, will you take young Pegg?

"Then, will you take young Pegg?"

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You know, I wonder your halo doesn't grow heavy.

"You know, I wonder your halo doesn't grow heavy."

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It must be like wearing a tiara round the clock.

"It must be like wearing a tiara round the clock."

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And so would I. Yes, but your gratitude never seems to last.

"And so would I. Yes, but your gratitude never seems to last."

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Will you?

"Will you?"

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Very well. Very well.

"Very well. Very well."

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I'm sure you are. Where's Nanny? Collecting some clothes from laundry.

"I'm sure you are. Where's Nanny? Collecting some clothes from laundry."

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I said I'd stay with them. She's so much more relaxed than our nanny ever was.

"I said I'd stay with them. She's so much more relaxed than our nanny ever was."

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Nor mine, God knows. Do you think she's having a good childhood?

"Nor mine, God knows. Do you think she's having a good childhood?"

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That we're doing well? I think you're doing your best for her... if that's what you mean.

"That we're doing well? I think you're doing your best for her... if that's what you mean."

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It isn't quite.

"It isn't quite."

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This came for you in the last post.

"This came for you in the last post."

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Well, open it, then. Oh, go on. Don't keep us in suspense.

"Well, open it, then. Oh, go on. Don't keep us in suspense."

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Give it to me, then.

"Give it to me, then."

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Well, they are going to test you. Oh, they are.

"Well, they are going to test you. Oh, they are."

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But, by 'eck. It's the day after tomorrow.

"But, by 'eck. It's the day after tomorrow."

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What's this? Alfred's got his test. At The Ritz.

"What's this? Alfred's got his test. At The Ritz."

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She's right. I couldn't have done better myself.

"She's right. I couldn't have done better myself."

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And what are they supposed to do? Hang out the flags?

"And what are they supposed to do? Hang out the flags?"

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I just can't see the fun in a life chained to a stove.

"I just can't see the fun in a life chained to a stove."

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They certainly are.

"They certainly are."

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I say. Well done. We'll be sorry to lose you, Alfred.

"I say. Well done. We'll be sorry to lose you, Alfred."

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I'm going up myself tomorrow. Oh?

"I'm going up myself tomorrow. Oh?"

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Just for the day. To visit Michael's office.

"Just for the day. To visit Michael's office."

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I'll be back for dinner.

"I'll be back for dinner."

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I don't know why.

"I don't know why."

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How are you getting on with Her Ladyship?

"How are you getting on with Her Ladyship?"

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Pretty well...I think.

"Pretty well...I think."

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