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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.5 (S06E06)

Our editor had left, so it was down to me and the rest of the office,

"Our editor had left, so it was down to me and the rest of the office,"

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But then are you sure you need me?

"But then are you sure you need me?"

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1892 seems a million years ago now.

"1892 seems a million years ago now."

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You can still work at the big house, but make a home with me.

"You can still work at the big house, but make a home with me."

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I wouldn't have to think long. This place is like heaven to me.

"I wouldn't have to think long. This place is like heaven to me."

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Now, what else can I give you? Another cup of tea, why not?

"Now, what else can I give you? Another cup of tea, why not?"

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I'm afraid Mummy, and Daddy, and Aunt Edith are all away,

"I'm afraid Mummy, and Daddy, and Aunt Edith are all away,"

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Chamberlain's office rang to confirm that he is dining here on Friday.

"Chamberlain's office rang to confirm that he is dining here on Friday."

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But you'll line up the opposition?

"But you'll line up the opposition?"

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What a nuisance it is.

"What a nuisance it is."

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Robert, for 30 years, I've striven to let your mother have her own way

"Robert, for 30 years, I've striven to let your mother have her own way"

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What's this?

"What's this?"

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Rather like Granny Violet.

"Rather like Granny Violet."

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What time will you get there, on Friday?

"What time will you get there, on Friday?"

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Well, not much before eight.

"Well, not much before eight."

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M'lady?

"M'lady?"

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What? Surely not? Denker?

"What? Surely not? Denker?"

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Yes, but surely...

"Yes, but surely..."

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For a lady's maid to insult a physician in the open street!

"For a lady's maid to insult a physician in the open street!"

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You've read too many novels, Denker. You've seen too many moving pictures.

"You've read too many novels, Denker. You've seen too many moving pictures."

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I was sticking up for you.

"I was sticking up for you."

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And for that, I will write a tepid character,

"And for that, I will write a tepid character,"

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Go!

"Go!"

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Then he shouldn't have sent it.

"Then he shouldn't have sent it."

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Oh, you don't know the place?

"Oh, you don't know the place?"

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So the car's a success?

"So the car's a success?"

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Well, I wasn't convinced it would be, but it is.

"Well, I wasn't convinced it would be, but it is."

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You could have driven her today.

"You could have driven her today."

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You know I came to Downton as a chauffeur?

"You know I came to Downton as a chauffeur?"

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Evelyn Napier.

"Evelyn Napier."

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- Oh, how is he? - He's well.

"- Oh, how is he? - He's well."

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He will pine in vain, but I'm very fond of him.

"He will pine in vain, but I'm very fond of him."

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The way you have to keep making reasons for why you'll meet.

"The way you have to keep making reasons for why you'll meet."

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Why can't you just say, "I'd love to spend more time with you,

"Why can't you just say, "I'd love to spend more time with you,"

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"when can we do it?"

""when can we do it?""

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You see? He may have assimilated in some ways,

"You see? He may have assimilated in some ways,"

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I'm going to help with the pigs.

"I'm going to help with the pigs."

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The taste is all Michael's.

"The taste is all Michael's."

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He was very artistic and very clever.

"He was very artistic and very clever."

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I think I'll live here more.

"I think I'll live here more."

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they're all Mary's now, more than Papa realises.

"they're all Mary's now, more than Papa realises."

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coming for dinner on Friday, so we're all on parade.

"coming for dinner on Friday, so we're all on parade."

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It's my grandmother who's invited him.

"It's my grandmother who's invited him."

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How impressive!

"How impressive!"

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Shall we go?

"Shall we go?"

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Oh, no.

"Oh, no."

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- So it was a good day? - Oh, yes.

"- So it was a good day? - Oh, yes."

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Daisy fought well in his cause.

"Daisy fought well in his cause."

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Oh, he wants Daisy to live there, but I suppose that's understandable.

"Oh, he wants Daisy to live there, but I suppose that's understandable."

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I just think he's fine as he is.

"I just think he's fine as he is."

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I'm very grateful.

"I'm very grateful."

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But another time, I wonder if you might go through the cooking of it with Mrs Hughes.

"But another time, I wonder if you might go through the cooking of it with Mrs Hughes."

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And now I must fetch my coat.

"And now I must fetch my coat."

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How did it happen?

"How did it happen?"

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I was shocked!

"I was shocked!"

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Shocked at the short memory of a doctor who's failed his patroness!

"Shocked at the short memory of a doctor who's failed his patroness!"

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Then there'll be hell to pay.

"Then there'll be hell to pay."

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I'll be glad of a chance to put my feet up.

"I'll be glad of a chance to put my feet up."

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It's too late to cancel, but I'd be happy to manage the evening without you,

"It's too late to cancel, but I'd be happy to manage the evening without you,"

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- You can't read, can you? - No. I can't bloody read!

"- You can't read, can you? - No. I can't bloody read!"

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I'm not laughing.

"I'm not laughing."

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Flicking through your magazines.

"Flicking through your magazines."

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Why did you not learn at school?

"Why did you not learn at school?"

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I could be a farm labourer, but I want more than that.

"I could be a farm labourer, but I want more than that."

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I've never picked it up so far, and I would have if I had half a brain.

"I've never picked it up so far, and I would have if I had half a brain."

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- But what would the others say? - We won't tell them.

"- But what would the others say? - We won't tell them."

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Oh! You're up early.

"Oh! You're up early."

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to be sure of your reference, and then, er, head off.

"to be sure of your reference, and then, er, head off."

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I wonder if that was because he was allowed to rest here.

"I wonder if that was because he was allowed to rest here."

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What can I do?

"What can I do?"

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You'd better hope she does, Mr Spratt.

"You'd better hope she does, Mr Spratt."

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You'd better hope she does.

"You'd better hope she does."

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I think she likes him, yes. But I don't believe she's serious.

"I think she likes him, yes. But I don't believe she's serious."

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and I doubt he's enough for her.

"and I doubt he's enough for her."

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Besides, what would he do here?

"Besides, what would he do here?"

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I'm not convinced there's a big demand for racing drivers in Thirsk.

"I'm not convinced there's a big demand for racing drivers in Thirsk."

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So, Lady Mary does not believe that love conquers all?

"So, Lady Mary does not believe that love conquers all?"

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We mustn't be hard on her. She is what she is.

"We mustn't be hard on her. She is what she is."

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I hope so. I'd like her to be happy.

"I hope so. I'd like her to be happy."

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Don't say too much.

"Don't say too much."

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Bad harvest, bad harvest.

"Bad harvest, bad harvest."

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In the old days, when the crop was good, the farmers used to shout "Bad harvest!",

"In the old days, when the crop was good, the farmers used to shout "Bad harvest!","

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Let's hope so.

"Let's hope so."

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No, no. The point is, did it work?

"No, no. The point is, did it work?"

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I asked her how long it had taken to break you in.

"I asked her how long it had taken to break you in."

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She's going to give you one more chance.

"She's going to give you one more chance."

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I will rival Saint Paul in my astonishment.

"I will rival Saint Paul in my astonishment."

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- On what? - On whether or not

"- On what? - On whether or not"

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I need to mention him again.

"I need to mention him again."

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I'm not sure it would've worked for me.

"I'm not sure it would've worked for me."

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I gather it was Spratt who saved her, which is a surprise in any number of ways.

"I gather it was Spratt who saved her, which is a surprise in any number of ways."

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- I'm not sure her ladyship... - Robert?

"- I'm not sure her ladyship... - Robert?"

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- Just do it. - Yes, very well, m'lord.

"- Just do it. - Yes, very well, m'lord."

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Il faut reculer pour mieux sauter.

"Il faut reculer pour mieux sauter."

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I went dancing at the Cafe de Paris, which felt very young and gay.

"I went dancing at the Cafe de Paris, which felt very young and gay."

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And we saw Henry Talbot try out a racing car.

"And we saw Henry Talbot try out a racing car."

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So, now we're all members of the Bright Young Things.

"So, now we're all members of the Bright Young Things."

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I don't know about "bright."

"I don't know about "bright.""

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Oh, how grown up you all are.

"Oh, how grown up you all are."

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You know, I remember so well when you and she were young and carefree,

"You know, I remember so well when you and she were young and carefree,"

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Have you met my cousin Mrs Crawley?

"Have you met my cousin Mrs Crawley?"

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No, indeed. It's a great honour.

"No, indeed. It's a great honour."

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Excuse me, would you care for one of these?

"Excuse me, would you care for one of these?"

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She can't protect him in the dining room.

"She can't protect him in the dining room."

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Indeed.

"Indeed."

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and I fight accordingly.

"and I fight accordingly."

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No, he's a coming man. I've read he may be prime minister one day.

"No, he's a coming man. I've read he may be prime minister one day."

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Is the consomme ready, Mrs Patmore?

"Is the consomme ready, Mrs Patmore?"

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We should get out of your way.

"We should get out of your way."

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I didn't have to testify in the end.

"I didn't have to testify in the end."

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He looked at the list of witnesses and changed his plea.

"He looked at the list of witnesses and changed his plea."

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Then I don't give much for Mr Chamberlain's chances.

"Then I don't give much for Mr Chamberlain's chances."

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But benefits for whom?

"But benefits for whom?"

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Goodness.

"Goodness."

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Oh! Don't you enjoy a good fight?

"Oh! Don't you enjoy a good fight?"

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I'm not sure I do, really.

"I'm not sure I do, really."

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that allows me to resist a housemaid's trap of sentimentality.

"that allows me to resist a housemaid's trap of sentimentality."

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Your enthusiasm is getting the better of your manners.

"Your enthusiasm is getting the better of your manners."

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Can't we stop this beastly row?

"Can't we stop this beastly row?"

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How I wish we could.

"How I wish we could."

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