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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.5 (S06E06)

I was just going to say we're born in the same year.

"I was just going to say we're born in the same year."

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Er, have you seen a copy of our latest edition?

"Er, have you seen a copy of our latest edition?"

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and during one horror-filled night, we did it.

"and during one horror-filled night, we did it."

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Because I was.

"Because I was."

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Another time, another age.

"Another time, another age."

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That might be worth exploring.

"That might be worth exploring."

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Victorian babies grown into modern women.

"Victorian babies grown into modern women."

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A 20-minute walk? What's that?

"A 20-minute walk? What's that?"

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I'll have to think about it.

"I'll have to think about it."

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and now it's all harvests and pig farming.

"and now it's all harvests and pig farming."

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Well, not everyone's right for what they're born to.

"Well, not everyone's right for what they're born to."

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Very true. These are the books I spoke of.

"Very true. These are the books I spoke of."

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but, er, they'll give you a grounding.

"but, er, they'll give you a grounding."

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- If you're serious. - I am.

"- If you're serious. - I am."

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Is Granny Violet a Red Indian?

"Is Granny Violet a Red Indian?"

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Nanny said she was on the war path.

"Nanny said she was on the war path."

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Certainly. I already have.

"Certainly. I already have."

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She's had so little experience.

"She's had so little experience."

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Oh.

"Oh."

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We can cancel, if I'm allowed to say you're ill.

"We can cancel, if I'm allowed to say you're ill."

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though heaven knows why.

"though heaven knows why."

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I want to be in possession of the room by the time Mr Chamberlain arrives.

"I want to be in possession of the room by the time Mr Chamberlain arrives."

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Bad news?

"Bad news?"

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Oh, dear...

"Oh, dear..."

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I wouldn't have brought it if I'd known.

"I wouldn't have brought it if I'd known."

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Er, Spratt, would you ask Denker to come up here please?

"Er, Spratt, would you ask Denker to come up here please?"

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Of course, m'lady.

"Of course, m'lady."

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You're quite agitated.

"You're quite agitated."

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Well, how distressing for you.

"Well, how distressing for you."

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It means I shall have to find a new maid.

"It means I shall have to find a new maid."

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Yes, I see. A real punishment.

"Yes, I see. A real punishment."

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It is not your place even to have opinions of my acquaintance.

"It is not your place even to have opinions of my acquaintance."

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He can't claim your friendship now? Not when he's turned against you!

"He can't claim your friendship now? Not when he's turned against you!"

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If I withdrew my friendship from everyone who had spoken ill of me,

"If I withdrew my friendship from everyone who had spoken ill of me,"

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You may stay tonight, but you must go tomorrow.

"You may stay tonight, but you must go tomorrow."

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Are you sure? I can't believe Doctor Clarkson could wish her to lose her position.

"Are you sure? I can't believe Doctor Clarkson could wish her to lose her position."

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When we unleash the dogs of war, we must go where they take us.

"When we unleash the dogs of war, we must go where they take us."

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You'll laugh at me, but I've hardly ever been in a public house.

"You'll laugh at me, but I've hardly ever been in a public house."

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Matthew wasn't really a pub man and Papa goes into the Grantham Arms

"Matthew wasn't really a pub man and Papa goes into the Grantham Arms"

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But then, not every chauffeur has a real love of cars.

"But then, not every chauffeur has a real love of cars."

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Oh, I'll tell you who was talking about you the other day.

"Oh, I'll tell you who was talking about you the other day."

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Still single, of course, and, I suspect, still pining for you.

"Still single, of course, and, I suspect, still pining for you."

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La Belle Dame sans Merci.

"La Belle Dame sans Merci."

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It means Lady Mary knows what she's about.

"It means Lady Mary knows what she's about."

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- You are funny. - What do you mean?

"- You are funny. - What do you mean?"

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You to watch him drive cars, you to have dinner with a friend.

"You to watch him drive cars, you to have dinner with a friend."

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but he still fights playing by the rules.

"but he still fights playing by the rules."

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What are those?

"What are those?"

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Which will you start with?

"Which will you start with?"

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The red one, I think.

"The red one, I think."

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The "red one." Who's it by?

"The "red one." Who's it by?"

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FJ Connell.

"FJ Connell."

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Does that mean anything to you?

"Does that mean anything to you?"

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Not a lot.

"Not a lot."

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I'd like a life away from Downton.

"I'd like a life away from Downton."

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Well, the house, the estate,

"Well, the house, the estate,"

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It's time for me to strike out in my own direction,

"It's time for me to strike out in my own direction,"

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When do you go home this time?

"When do you go home this time?"

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I've found my new editor and we've got a government minister

"I've found my new editor and we've got a government minister"

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That's very swanky.

"That's very swanky."

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- Is your father political? - Not at all.

"- Is your father political? - Not at all."

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I love the Cafe de Paris.

"I love the Cafe de Paris."

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How did you know to choose it?

"How did you know to choose it?"

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God, what a relief.

"God, what a relief."

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I thought I might be pushing my luck.

"I thought I might be pushing my luck."

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I suppose you've guessed how much I like you.

"I suppose you've guessed how much I like you."

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You don't know me.

"You don't know me."

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I know you enough to think about you all the time when we're apart.

"I know you enough to think about you all the time when we're apart."

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That's very sweet.

"That's very sweet."

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Of course, I haven't much to offer.

"Of course, I haven't much to offer."

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but for now let's just enjoy a good dinner

"but for now let's just enjoy a good dinner"

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A happy ending to a trying time for the poor man.

"A happy ending to a trying time for the poor man."

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If not always very sensibly.

"If not always very sensibly."

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He's a lovely chap, though, kind and considerate.

"He's a lovely chap, though, kind and considerate."

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He must be lonely.

"He must be lonely."

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- He's used to it. - He enjoyed a bit of company today.

"- He's used to it. - He enjoyed a bit of company today."

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He was just being polite.

"He was just being polite."

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I expect he was longing for us to go.

"I expect he was longing for us to go."

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You mustn't mind when Mr Mason makes new friends, Daisy,

"You mustn't mind when Mr Mason makes new friends, Daisy,"

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now that he's here among us.

"now that he's here among us."

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Of course I don't mind.

"Of course I don't mind."

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I'm ready to walk up to the cottage if you are.

"I'm ready to walk up to the cottage if you are."

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- Of course. - Ah, Mrs Patmore, I haven't thanked you

"- Of course. - Ah, Mrs Patmore, I haven't thanked you"

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for our supper the other night.

"for our supper the other night."

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I'm always happy to help.

"I'm always happy to help."

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- Oh, yes? - It's been a while since she's played

"- Oh, yes? - It's been a while since she's played"

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with her patty pans, and she's got some catching-up to do.

"with her patty pans, and she's got some catching-up to do."

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Very glad and very grateful.

"Very glad and very grateful."

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I'm sorry, Miss Denker.

"I'm sorry, Miss Denker."

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I simply don't see I have a role to play.

"I simply don't see I have a role to play."

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So you're just going to sit there and let me be dismissed?

"So you're just going to sit there and let me be dismissed?"

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- Were you drunk? - No, I was not drunk!

"- Were you drunk? - No, I was not drunk!"

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I doubt he sees it in that light.

"I doubt he sees it in that light."

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That's the way I saw it and I acted accordingly.

"That's the way I saw it and I acted accordingly."

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Am I to blame if I have a very passionate nature?

"Am I to blame if I have a very passionate nature?"

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Any more of that talk and I won't be able to sleep.

"Any more of that talk and I won't be able to sleep."

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♪ Crying cockles and mussels Alive, alive, oh ♪

"♪ Crying cockles and mussels Alive, alive, oh ♪"

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I'm dreading this dinner on Friday.

"I'm dreading this dinner on Friday."

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I'm afraid Mama seems to see this argument as the last battle, the last big fight of her life.

"I'm afraid Mama seems to see this argument as the last battle, the last big fight of her life."

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If she loses, there'll be hell to pay.

"If she loses, there'll be hell to pay."

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I'm sure it's only indigestion, but whether it is or not,

"I'm sure it's only indigestion, but whether it is or not,"

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if you're really ill.

"if you're really ill."

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No. As you say, I'll get through it

"No. As you say, I'll get through it"

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and then take things quietly for a few days.

"and then take things quietly for a few days."

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I threw a book and it caught it.

"I threw a book and it caught it."

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You've been good at hiding it. I must say that.

"You've been good at hiding it. I must say that."

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I fooled around until it was too late.

"I fooled around until it was too late."

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But now you want to be a farmer.

"But now you want to be a farmer."

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And if I can't read, then it won't be possible.

"And if I can't read, then it won't be possible."

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I'll teach you to read and write, too, if you want.

"I'll teach you to read and write, too, if you want."

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I must be too stupid.

"I must be too stupid."

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That's not true. You're a clever lad.

"That's not true. You're a clever lad."

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I've not behaved well towards you.

"I've not behaved well towards you."

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- Are you packed? - No.

"- Are you packed? - No."

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I have not packed.

"I have not packed."

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You should take up her breakfast and dress her,

"You should take up her breakfast and dress her,"

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Is that all you've got to say?

"Is that all you've got to say?"

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Don't look at me. It's not my fault and there is nothing I can do.

"Don't look at me. It's not my fault and there is nothing I can do."

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Did they catch your nephew?

"Did they catch your nephew?"

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- What? - Your nephew.

"- What? - Your nephew."

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