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Clips from Downton Abbey (2010) - Family (S02E02)

Well, I'm the wrong person to ask.

"Well, I'm the wrong person to ask."

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I... never thought Patrick knew.

"I... never thought Patrick knew."

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It's big.

"It's big."

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The staircase is prettier than the one here,

"The staircase is prettier than the one here,"

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I'd much rather see your face when we talk.

"I'd much rather see your face when we talk."

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So will you buy it?

"So will you buy it?"

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I don't have to marry him, you know.

"I don't have to marry him, you know."

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Yes you do.

"Yes you do."

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And how would you manage that, without my help?

"And how would you manage that, without my help?"

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I'd go away and never see you again.

"I'd go away and never see you again."

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You don't mean that. But I do.

"You don't mean that. But I do."

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I wouldn't let you anywhere near me.

"I wouldn't let you anywhere near me."

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You'd think he was in Mary's sole charge.

"You'd think he was in Mary's sole charge."

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I don't believe Matthew has any desire

"I don't believe Matthew has any desire"

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Maybe, but is she as convinced as he is that they have no future?

"Maybe, but is she as convinced as he is that they have no future?"

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I wish I knew how an engine worked.

"I wish I knew how an engine worked."

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I can teach you, if you'd like.

"I can teach you, if you'd like."

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But you haven't come up with an answer yet, have you?

"But you haven't come up with an answer yet, have you?"

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I know you want to play your part in Ireland's troubles

"I know you want to play your part in Ireland's troubles"

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So will you wait?

"So will you wait?"

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Why do you say that?

"Why do you say that?"

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I've made some enquiries and she's right.

"I've made some enquiries and she's right."

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I think so.

"I think so."

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I've a bit put by, and I could borrow some.

"I've a bit put by, and I could borrow some."

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What do you think?

"What do you think?"

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I think you'd better sit down.

"I think you'd better sit down."

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'Never leave anything to chance, ' m'lady, that's my motto.

"'Never leave anything to chance, ' m'lady, that's my motto."

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I gather Sir Richard's asked you about coming with us,

"I gather Sir Richard's asked you about coming with us,"

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If anyone can keep me out of trouble, it's you.

"If anyone can keep me out of trouble, it's you."

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I'll give you my answer when you've spoken to His Lordship.

"I'll give you my answer when you've spoken to His Lordship."

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Major Gordon...

"Major Gordon..."

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Edith has given me an account of your conversation.

"Edith has given me an account of your conversation."

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I wish you'd spoken to me first.

"I wish you'd spoken to me first."

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except that I know things only the real Patrick would know.

"except that I know things only the real Patrick would know."

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should your story be true.

"should your story be true."

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When I was in hospital, I had my story written down.

"When I was in hospital, I had my story written down."

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Dear me.

"Dear me."

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But they're making such advances now, aren't they?

"But they're making such advances now, aren't they?"

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Could we talk about the lecture programme? If we must, we must,

"Could we talk about the lecture programme? If we must, we must,"

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if only I wasn't haunted by those women

"if only I wasn't haunted by those women"

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whose jobs will be snatched from them when the boys come home.

"whose jobs will be snatched from them when the boys come home."

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That must be our priority, however hard that might sound.

"That must be our priority, however hard that might sound."

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Only the thought of those poor men and women,

"Only the thought of those poor men and women,"

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and so much in need of your help.

"and so much in need of your help."

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My help? Why do you say that?

"My help? Why do you say that?"

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When it comes to helping refugees,

"When it comes to helping refugees,"

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your experience renders your value 'beyond price'.

"your experience renders your value 'beyond price'."

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Are you coming to Cousin Robert's dinner tonight?

"Are you coming to Cousin Robert's dinner tonight?"

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Are you? Well, I didn't feel I could say no.

"Are you? Well, I didn't feel I could say no."

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I have no idea, but we'll talk there.

"I have no idea, but we'll talk there."

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We mustn't let the iron grew cold.

"We mustn't let the iron grew cold."

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You know there is nothing more ill-bred

"You know there is nothing more ill-bred"

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How can I refuse a man who says that?

"How can I refuse a man who says that?"

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What do you say, Bates?

"What do you say, Bates?"

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I say Mr Carson must have the last word on where he lives and works.

"I say Mr Carson must have the last word on where he lives and works."

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You're a darling and I love you.

"You're a darling and I love you."

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Now, what's this dinner all about?

"Now, what's this dinner all about?"

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I didn't want to be overheard.

"I didn't want to be overheard."

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Are we talking financial ruin?

"Are we talking financial ruin?"

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Neither. I'll get straight to the point.

"Neither. I'll get straight to the point."

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But I thought he was dead.

"But I thought he was dead."

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Well, of course, it is what we all thought, until now.

"Well, of course, it is what we all thought, until now."

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They never found lots of bodies.

"They never found lots of bodies."

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It's ridiculous.

"It's ridiculous."

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How can it be true? Where's he been hiding for the last six years?

"How can it be true? Where's he been hiding for the last six years?"

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He does have a story that would explain it,

"He does have a story that would explain it,"

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but I'm not quite sure about how to test the facts.

"but I'm not quite sure about how to test the facts."

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He knows all sorts of things that only Patrick,

"He knows all sorts of things that only Patrick,"

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or someone very close to him would know.

"or someone very close to him would know."

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comes up with a dozen details he couldn't possibly know.

"comes up with a dozen details he couldn't possibly know."

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Is he like Patrick to look at?

"Is he like Patrick to look at?"

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I've sent his account off to George Murray in London, to ask his advice.

"I've sent his account off to George Murray in London, to ask his advice."

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What's the matter? We were all so fond of Patrick.

"What's the matter? We were all so fond of Patrick."

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Aren't you glad, if he survived? Dear me.

"Aren't you glad, if he survived? Dear me."

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I think it's a cruel trick to play, when Matthew's been through so much.

"I think it's a cruel trick to play, when Matthew's been through so much."

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You never know, this might be a blessing in disguise.

"You never know, this might be a blessing in disguise."

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Of course.

"Of course."

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He must have found it hard to write, for it seems

"He must have found it hard to write, for it seems"

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How sad. I'm sorry to hear it.

"How sad. I'm sorry to hear it."

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What story is that, m'lady?

"What story is that, m'lady?"

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Will that be all? Yes, thank you.

"Will that be all? Yes, thank you."

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Too handsome for anyone's good.

"Too handsome for anyone's good."

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I beg your pardon, Your Lordship, I thought everyone had gone up.

"I beg your pardon, Your Lordship, I thought everyone had gone up."

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Is there anything I can fetch you?

"Is there anything I can fetch you?"

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Papa sent your statement up to his solicitor.

"Papa sent your statement up to his solicitor."

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Of course I do.

"Of course I do."

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Wasn't there a governess none of you liked?

"Wasn't there a governess none of you liked?"

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You haven't changed at all.

"You haven't changed at all."

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Not a jot.

"Not a jot."

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It's not important.

"It's not important."

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I don't think so. She only invited him to pay a visit.

"I don't think so. She only invited him to pay a visit."

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Could I write to them?

"Could I write to them?"

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Just thinking.

"Just thinking."

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because her son's father is dead. So is the father of my son.

"because her son's father is dead. So is the father of my son."

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The difference is Jane is a respectable, married woman

"The difference is Jane is a respectable, married woman"

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that some man chose to be his wife.

"that some man chose to be his wife."

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A great deal, Sir Richard.

"A great deal, Sir Richard."

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I'll be back on the night of 10th.

"I'll be back on the night of 10th."

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Your Lordship, I need to go to London tomorrow.

"Your Lordship, I need to go to London tomorrow."

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I only wish she was 'the former', m'lord,

"I only wish she was 'the former', m'lord,"

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or better still, 'the late'.

"or better still, 'the late'."

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I have to reason with her. I've found no other choice.

"I have to reason with her. I've found no other choice."

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Be sensible, Bates.

"Be sensible, Bates."

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and maybe the Crown Prince too, but there'll be a Regency.

"and maybe the Crown Prince too, but there'll be a Regency."

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Monarchy is the lifeblood of Europe. Sorry, Mr Carson,

"Monarchy is the lifeblood of Europe. Sorry, Mr Carson,"

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but I think you'll find the kings and emperors have had their day,

"but I think you'll find the kings and emperors have had their day,"

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I'm sorry to disturb you, but I...

"I'm sorry to disturb you, but I..."

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that the war is over.

"that the war is over."

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The ceasefire will begin

"The ceasefire will begin"

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The 11th of the 11th, seems pretty tidy to me.

"The 11th of the 11th, seems pretty tidy to me."

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We will mark the moment in the Great Hall

"We will mark the moment in the Great Hall"

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and I expect all of you - including the kitchen staff and hall boys...

"and I expect all of you - including the kitchen staff and hall boys..."

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everyone to be there - and Carson.

"everyone to be there - and Carson."

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The truth is, Cora, there is a reason for inviting you here today

"The truth is, Cora, there is a reason for inviting you here today"

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It was she who drew my attention to the plight of the war refugees.

"It was she who drew my attention to the plight of the war refugees."

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but I hope you will consider keeping the house open without me.

"but I hope you will consider keeping the house open without me."

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so I doubt very much we'll go on with it, now.

"so I doubt very much we'll go on with it, now."

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What - what do you think, Molesley?

"What - what do you think, Molesley?"

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Lawyers take forever to answer anything,

"Lawyers take forever to answer anything,"

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so they can charge more.

"so they can charge more."

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