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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #5.1 (S05E05)

I haven't made up my mind, if that's what you're thinking.

"I haven't made up my mind, if that's what you're thinking."

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Even now we must decide whether to share our lives with someone

"Even now we must decide whether to share our lives with someone"

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Let alone... you know.

"Let alone... you know."

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Of course, these days, some women do.

"Of course, these days, some women do."

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To make sure that that side of things is right...

"To make sure that that side of things is right..."

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As you know, Lord Gillingham arrives today, but there's been no mention of a valet.

"As you know, Lord Gillingham arrives today, but there's been no mention of a valet."

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There was enough mention of the last one. Poor Mr Green. A terrible end.

"There was enough mention of the last one. Poor Mr Green. A terrible end."

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Yes, Mr Carson?

"Yes, Mr Carson?"

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Er... never mind.

"Er... never mind."

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Oh, I've not been here long.

"Oh, I've not been here long."

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I wanted to see you after I read your letter.

"I wanted to see you after I read your letter."

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It wasn't meant to be confusing.

"It wasn't meant to be confusing."

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No. But why won't you come?

"No. But why won't you come?"

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Lady Grantham asked us to invite some younger guests to liven up the evening,

"Lady Grantham asked us to invite some younger guests to liven up the evening,"

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Completely. She wants you to come.

"Completely. She wants you to come."

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I could have managed Lord Gillingham. No need to burden Mr Bates with him.

"I could have managed Lord Gillingham. No need to burden Mr Bates with him."

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I think Mr Carson forgets that I'm a valet, too.

"I think Mr Carson forgets that I'm a valet, too."

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I know, and it seems a bit ironic for Mr Bates to dress him.

"I know, and it seems a bit ironic for Mr Bates to dress him."

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Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm late.

"Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm late."

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Oh, how nice. I wanted to call on you, but I didn't like to be a bother.

"Oh, how nice. I wanted to call on you, but I didn't like to be a bother."

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I think we have met, yes.

"I think we have met, yes."

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As a matter of fact, I'd be interested to - The Lady Shackleton.

"As a matter of fact, I'd be interested to - The Lady Shackleton."

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Of course. How are you?

"Of course. How are you?"

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Lord Gillingham. Ah, here he is.

"Lord Gillingham. Ah, here he is."

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I'm afraid you've missed luncheon. I ate on the train.

"I'm afraid you've missed luncheon. I ate on the train."

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I like the idea of these things. To give people a solid focus for their grief and gratitude.

"I like the idea of these things. To give people a solid focus for their grief and gratitude."

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I agree, My Lord. I hope His Lordship's happy about it.

"I agree, My Lord. I hope His Lordship's happy about it."

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They're earning their keep and more.

"They're earning their keep and more."

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Well, if I'm shooting, you won't have to.

"Well, if I'm shooting, you won't have to."

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That I do not believe.

"That I do not believe."

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So, will you be travelling north in August for the grouse?

"So, will you be travelling north in August for the grouse?"

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I find that hard to believe.

"I find that hard to believe."

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Did you move before Hubert died? No.

"Did you move before Hubert died? No."

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Morning.

"Morning."

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So, why did you talk about Mr Bates and Lord Gillingham's valet?

"So, why did you talk about Mr Bates and Lord Gillingham's valet?"

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Do you hear what I'm saying?

"Do you hear what I'm saying?"

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And I think it links Mr Bates to the dead valet.

"And I think it links Mr Bates to the dead valet."

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I'm impressed by what I've seen.

"I'm impressed by what I've seen."

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I'm the lucky one.

"I'm the lucky one."

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No, but he likes proper research.

"No, but he likes proper research."

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How positive you are.

"How positive you are."

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I've decided to live in the present and not spend my life

"I've decided to live in the present and not spend my life"

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Do you dread the future?

"Do you dread the future?"

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Only if I have to live it without you.

"Only if I have to live it without you."

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The stable clock's fast. We ought to get back.

"The stable clock's fast. We ought to get back."

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but I wasn't sure we were even going to make it down the drive.

"but I wasn't sure we were even going to make it down the drive."

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But what happened, exactly? Well, there was this terrible noise.

"But what happened, exactly? Well, there was this terrible noise."

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A sort of rattle, rattle, bang, bang.

"A sort of rattle, rattle, bang, bang."

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and I asked Weaver to see if they had any rooms.

"and I asked Weaver to see if they had any rooms."

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No, m'lord. Not that I'm aware. Or Spanish? Or Irish?

"No, m'lord. Not that I'm aware. Or Spanish? Or Irish?"

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James... please tell Mrs Hughes that Lady Anstruther will be staying.

"James... please tell Mrs Hughes that Lady Anstruther will be staying."

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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Well, if they do, she never told me. What are you going to say to her?

"Well, if they do, she never told me. What are you going to say to her?"

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I'm sure I've got a reference from her somewhere.

"I'm sure I've got a reference from her somewhere."

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But that was quite a while back, wasn't it?

"But that was quite a while back, wasn't it?"

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Well, she's made extra work for everyone.

"Well, she's made extra work for everyone."

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I've a secret, you see. A bad secret.

"I've a secret, you see. A bad secret."

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I don't understand. What secret? How does he know it?

"I don't understand. What secret? How does he know it?"

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I was a friend of his sister's when we were young.

"I was a friend of his sister's when we were young."

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I think you had better tell me.

"I think you had better tell me."

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Very well.

"Very well."

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for a Mrs Benton who... lived with her husband in Ovington Square.

"for a Mrs Benton who... lived with her husband in Ovington Square."

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I was there for about six months, and then I...

"I was there for about six months, and then I..."

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I...

"I..."

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..took some jewellery belonging to the mistress.

"..took some jewellery belonging to the mistress."

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A necklace, a couple of bracelets, some rings.

"A necklace, a couple of bracelets, some rings."

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And Mrs Benton reported the theft?

"And Mrs Benton reported the theft?"

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My fingerprints were everywhere.

"My fingerprints were everywhere."

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..I never gave the stolen things back.

"..I never gave the stolen things back."

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I went to prison. For three years.

"I went to prison. For three years."

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Very good, m'lady.

"Very good, m'lady."

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I don't think so. Thank you. It's been quite a treat.

"I don't think so. Thank you. It's been quite a treat."

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Yes. Of course.

"Yes. Of course."

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Then His Lordship walked in, so that was that.

"Then His Lordship walked in, so that was that."

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I will tell you the story one day.

"I will tell you the story one day."

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Mr Molesley, I need that up in the servery. Now.

"Mr Molesley, I need that up in the servery. Now."

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Jimmy... I ought to scold you.

"Jimmy... I ought to scold you."

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Of course.

"Of course."

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You'd be an ornament at any gathering. Oh, how nice. Thank you.

"You'd be an ornament at any gathering. Oh, how nice. Thank you."

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Oh, look at your parents.

"Oh, look at your parents."

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34 years. I'd never manage it.

"34 years. I'd never manage it."

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That's the advantage of an older husband. One gets an early release!

"That's the advantage of an older husband. One gets an early release!"

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After her behaviour while we were in London, I don't think she's a suitable guest.

"After her behaviour while we were in London, I don't think she's a suitable guest."

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The usual things. Writing. Mathematics.

"The usual things. Writing. Mathematics."

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Was your luncheon a success? You must ask Cousin Isobel.

"Was your luncheon a success? You must ask Cousin Isobel."

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Miss Bunting has been shocking us with her support for the Prime Minister.

"Miss Bunting has been shocking us with her support for the Prime Minister."

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There is an unanswerable logic in that. Oh, quite.

"There is an unanswerable logic in that. Oh, quite."

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I quite agree with you. Aren't you being very snobbish?

"I quite agree with you. Aren't you being very snobbish?"

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We're being realistic - something your generation has such trouble with.

"We're being realistic - something your generation has such trouble with."

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I have a feeling it could get a lot more embarrassing

"I have a feeling it could get a lot more embarrassing"

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if you don't find a way to keep her quiet.

"if you don't find a way to keep her quiet."

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Marriage is a lottery, as we are often told,

"Marriage is a lottery, as we are often told,"

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I have been awarded a bumper prize:

"I have been awarded a bumper prize:"

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Mama. Lady Grantham.

"Mama. Lady Grantham."

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What a tribute. Indeed. If only it were true!

"What a tribute. Indeed. If only it were true!"

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That is so, madam. Yes. You'll drive it splendidly.

"That is so, madam. Yes. You'll drive it splendidly."

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Well, let's not shoot her down for that.

"Well, let's not shoot her down for that."

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It's always nice to see a friendly face.

"It's always nice to see a friendly face."

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I'm not convinced these memorials are a good idea,

"I'm not convinced these memorials are a good idea,"

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And a reminder of the sacrifices that were made.

"And a reminder of the sacrifices that were made."

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If it were a memorial service, then I might agree,

"If it were a memorial service, then I might agree,"

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to remind us for ever of death and a pointless war - what's the good of that?

"to remind us for ever of death and a pointless war - what's the good of that?"

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Forgive me, but you're talking nonsense.

"Forgive me, but you're talking nonsense."

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Forgive me, but I suppose she's allowed an opinion.

"Forgive me, but I suppose she's allowed an opinion."

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What did it achieve, beyond the Russian Revolution?

"What did it achieve, beyond the Russian Revolution?"

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Millions of men dead and no more 'justice' than there was before.

"Millions of men dead and no more 'justice' than there was before."

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Forgive me, My Lord.

"Forgive me, My Lord."

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Oh, how nice. I dare say that was always their plan.

"Oh, how nice. I dare say that was always their plan."

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perhaps we can finish our dinner in a civilised manner.

"perhaps we can finish our dinner in a civilised manner."

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Noble, of course, but awkward at a party.

"Noble, of course, but awkward at a party."

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or did Lady Anstruther pass you a note during dinner?

"or did Lady Anstruther pass you a note during dinner?"

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Get that up to the drawing room.

"Get that up to the drawing room."

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And have you told him that?

"And have you told him that?"

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The day of parties had taken its toll.

"The day of parties had taken its toll."

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You don't think you've made enough of a statement?

"You don't think you've made enough of a statement?"

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Really? I thought only imbeciles were happy all the time.

"Really? I thought only imbeciles were happy all the time."

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I want to thank your cook before I go, and the other servants.

"I want to thank your cook before I go, and the other servants."

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I'm afraid they'll be sitting down to supper, and we don't like to disturb them.

"I'm afraid they'll be sitting down to supper, and we don't like to disturb them."

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They'd be delighted.

"They'd be delighted."

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Of course, but how does it help to answer rudeness with rudeness?

"Of course, but how does it help to answer rudeness with rudeness?"

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