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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #5.1 (S05E05)

We'll have no fighting here, thank you very much.

"We'll have no fighting here, thank you very much."

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But I should be praying in the back row, not the front. That's all.

"But I should be praying in the back row, not the front. That's all."

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I'm happy to play my part.

"I'm happy to play my part."

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Well, if you're to give us a piece of land, you'd better know where it is before you agree.

"Well, if you're to give us a piece of land, you'd better know where it is before you agree."

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To ask for a piece of land as the site for this thing?

"To ask for a piece of land as the site for this thing?"

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We'd like Mr Carson to be Chairman of our Committee.

"We'd like Mr Carson to be Chairman of our Committee."

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I wouldn't put it like that, m'lord,

"I wouldn't put it like that, m'lord,"

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but Mr Carson knew more of the young men that died than you did.

"but Mr Carson knew more of the young men that died than you did."

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Yes, I suppose you're right. Well, he knew them better.

"Yes, I suppose you're right. Well, he knew them better."

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Tea, please.

"Tea, please."

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Carson? What do you say? I am honoured by the invitation,

"Carson? What do you say? I am honoured by the invitation,"

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but I shall have to think about it.

"but I shall have to think about it."

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Can you put my milk in first, if that's for me?

"Can you put my milk in first, if that's for me?"

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Yes, but that was - And I sent her another this year.

"Yes, but that was - And I sent her another this year."

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But, well, now it's got out of hand.

"But, well, now it's got out of hand."

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Don't worry.

"Don't worry."

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We don't all have the option.

"We don't all have the option."

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I've been to see Smithers at Oak Field Farm. I just thought I'd look in on my way home.

"I've been to see Smithers at Oak Field Farm. I just thought I'd look in on my way home."

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I'm glad you did.

"I'm glad you did."

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about the new war memorial they're putting up.

"about the new war memorial they're putting up."

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Oh, they want you to head it? No.

"Oh, they want you to head it? No."

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Well, why not you? The village wanted Carson.

"Well, why not you? The village wanted Carson."

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Your father always told the village what they wanted.

"Your father always told the village what they wanted."

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Hmm.

"Hmm."

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and put us all in our proper place.

"and put us all in our proper place."

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Yes, I suppose it would be fun.

"Yes, I suppose it would be fun."

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But you don't think she's keen?

"But you don't think she's keen?"

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Oh, no, far from it. She never tires of telling me.

"Oh, no, far from it. She never tires of telling me."

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Daisy, this came for you in the post.

"Daisy, this came for you in the post."

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Something I ordered.

"Something I ordered."

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May we know what, O Queen? Something I need.

"May we know what, O Queen? Something I need."

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Well, it would be a bit sad if she had no secrets at her age.

"Well, it would be a bit sad if she had no secrets at her age."

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Oh, not yet.

"Oh, not yet."

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I feel a shaking of the ground I stand on.

"I feel a shaking of the ground I stand on."

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That everything I believe in will be tested and held up for ridicule over the next few years.

"That everything I believe in will be tested and held up for ridicule over the next few years."

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Mr Carson, they've been testing the system since the Romans left.

"Mr Carson, they've been testing the system since the Romans left."

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Oh, I suppose that's true.

"Oh, I suppose that's true."

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even if it does sound faintly disgusting.

"even if it does sound faintly disgusting."

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There you are, m'lady. Madge said you were going out.

"There you are, m'lady. Madge said you were going out."

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Mr Gregson's written his name in the fly-leaf. I see.

"Mr Gregson's written his name in the fly-leaf. I see."

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No. I'm the one who should have it.

"No. I'm the one who should have it."

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Of course. Thank you.

"Of course. Thank you."

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I'm not sure Tom's visiting the school is such a good idea.

"I'm not sure Tom's visiting the school is such a good idea."

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What's wrong with that?

"What's wrong with that?"

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I don't intend to explain, but I was rather disappointed in him. I would have hoped for better.

"I don't intend to explain, but I was rather disappointed in him. I would have hoped for better."

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There you are. How were they?

"There you are. How were they?"

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As dull as ever. They sent love.

"As dull as ever. They sent love."

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but they asked Carson to be the Chairman.

"but they asked Carson to be the Chairman."

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I'm going upstairs to take off my hat.

"I'm going upstairs to take off my hat."

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Well, she's pleased, anyway.

"Well, she's pleased, anyway."

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I'm sure you will want me to thank Lady Rose for consenting to present the prizes today.

"I'm sure you will want me to thank Lady Rose for consenting to present the prizes today."

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We're always glad of interest from the Abbey.

"We're always glad of interest from the Abbey."

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I'm glad Peter won a prize for Geography. Well done, him.

"I'm glad Peter won a prize for Geography. Well done, him."

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You've been away. I've been on a course.

"You've been away. I've been on a course."

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I nearly wrote to tell you, but I thought it might be presumptuous.

"I nearly wrote to tell you, but I thought it might be presumptuous."

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We ought to head off, if we're to be back before the gong.

"We ought to head off, if we're to be back before the gong."

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Goodbye.

"Goodbye."

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I'll see you again. I hope so.

"I'll see you again. I hope so."

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Spratt...

"Spratt..."

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Even Spratt cannot always live for pleasure.

"Even Spratt cannot always live for pleasure."

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Erm... I don't, really.

"Erm... I don't, really."

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Oh.

"Oh."

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No, no, no, I'm not annoyed...

"No, no, no, I'm not annoyed..."

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of passing her time at drawing-room receptions

"of passing her time at drawing-room receptions"

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I wouldn't know.

"I wouldn't know."

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You ought to meet Lord Merton properly.

"You ought to meet Lord Merton properly."

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Come to luncheon on Saturday.

"Come to luncheon on Saturday."

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Well, that's quite an honour, Lady Grantham. Are you sure?

"Well, that's quite an honour, Lady Grantham. Are you sure?"

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Mama's gone to bed. She wanted an early night. I might go up too.

"Mama's gone to bed. She wanted an early night. I might go up too."

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Even so, it makes you think.

"Even so, it makes you think."

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Would a village delegation have arrived in my grandfather's day

"Would a village delegation have arrived in my grandfather's day"

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to ask his butler to head an appeal?

"to ask his butler to head an appeal?"

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We're not living in your grandfather's day. No, we are not.

"We're not living in your grandfather's day. No, we are not."

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Well, I want you.

"Well, I want you."

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By the way, I've been looking into crop rotation and grain sales -

"By the way, I've been looking into crop rotation and grain sales -"

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And not every father hears that from his daughter.

"And not every father hears that from his daughter."

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Mr Barrow...

"Mr Barrow..."

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I got you this job and you knew what I wanted in return.

"I got you this job and you knew what I wanted in return."

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Thank you, Madge. Good night.

"Thank you, Madge. Good night."

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I don't believe your mother would enjoy the transformation of Isobel into Lady Merton,

"I don't believe your mother would enjoy the transformation of Isobel into Lady Merton,"

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Daisy, whatever are you doing up at this hour? I thought you'd gone to bed long ago.

"Daisy, whatever are you doing up at this hour? I thought you'd gone to bed long ago."

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I just wanted to look at these.

"I just wanted to look at these."

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You can tell me.

"You can tell me."

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Well, all the best people were rubbish at numbers at school.

"Well, all the best people were rubbish at numbers at school."

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But I don't know anything. You talk about my working at Mr Mason's farm, but how?

"But I don't know anything. You talk about my working at Mr Mason's farm, but how?"

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Because...

"Because..."

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Is this your secret lair?

"Is this your secret lair?"

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Maybe I will. One day.

"Maybe I will. One day."

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But it would be hard for Lord and Lady Grantham.

"But it would be hard for Lord and Lady Grantham."

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But traditionally, I feel it should have been you, m'lord.

"But traditionally, I feel it should have been you, m'lord."

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Maybe this will be a new tradition.

"Maybe this will be a new tradition."

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It's Margie. She thinks I'm there too often.

"It's Margie. She thinks I'm there too often."

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I don't believe you could.

"I don't believe you could."

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We need a way for you to live the truth, without telling the truth.

"We need a way for you to live the truth, without telling the truth."

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There you are, then. But he was sad.

"There you are, then. But he was sad."

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Not with me, but maybe because things are changing.

"Not with me, but maybe because things are changing."

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I hope you're right about Lord Gillingham.

"I hope you're right about Lord Gillingham."

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What would I have felt if I'd inherited a family with you?

"What would I have felt if I'd inherited a family with you?"

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You'd have loved them, I hope. I would,

"You'd have loved them, I hope. I would,"

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but I can't deny I'd prefer one of my own. You'd feel the same.

"but I can't deny I'd prefer one of my own. You'd feel the same."

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Thank you, Mr Molesley.

"Thank you, Mr Molesley."

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My dear Lady Shackleton, how kind. And you're on your way somewhere?

"My dear Lady Shackleton, how kind. And you're on your way somewhere?"

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I am and I can't stay. I'm dining with Philip,

"I am and I can't stay. I'm dining with Philip,"

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and his wife sulks all night if you're a minute late.

"and his wife sulks all night if you're a minute late."

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Tell me: how well do you know Lord Merton?

"Tell me: how well do you know Lord Merton?"

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I worry that he's finding things difficult since his wife died.

"I worry that he's finding things difficult since his wife died."

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I know what that's like.

"I know what that's like."

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Well, I'd love to. Oh!

"Well, I'd love to. Oh!"

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if he doesn't want to be.

"if he doesn't want to be."

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You sound like Mrs Bennett!

"You sound like Mrs Bennett!"

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And do you? Maybe.

"And do you? Maybe."

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Do you mean a crime or...?

"Do you mean a crime or...?"

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Look, I don't want to know any more...

"Look, I don't want to know any more..."

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Mr Barrow thinks he can use it against Mr Bates.

"Mr Barrow thinks he can use it against Mr Bates."

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Report him to Her Ladyship. She'd soon put a stop to it.

"Report him to Her Ladyship. She'd soon put a stop to it."

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It's complicated, but I can't.

"It's complicated, but I can't."

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What is it?

"What is it?"

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What's what? You're doing something funny with your head.

"What's what? You're doing something funny with your head."

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I'm not, am I? How do you think I look?

"I'm not, am I? How do you think I look?"

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Why? Have you got a rash?

"Why? Have you got a rash?"

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