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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.5 (S06E06)

Well, everyone thinks she's a lucky little girl, being taken in by the family.

"Well, everyone thinks she's a lucky little girl, being taken in by the family."

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- He wants to meet up. - He?

"- He wants to meet up. - He?"

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The Dowager Countess.

"The Dowager Countess."

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I'll leave you.

"I'll leave you."

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The Minister of Health is paying us a visit.

"The Minister of Health is paying us a visit."

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Mrs Patmore's just jealous.

"Mrs Patmore's just jealous."

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Neville Chamberlain is coming north.

"Neville Chamberlain is coming north."

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Miss Baxter has been called to be a witness on Wednesday.

"Miss Baxter has been called to be a witness on Wednesday."

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They're strong and can be dangerous.

"They're strong and can be dangerous."

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- How can I help? - Miss Baxter is expecting me?

"- How can I help? - Miss Baxter is expecting me?"

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I expect when he heard that you turned up, he must've known it was pointless.

"I expect when he heard that you turned up, he must've known it was pointless."

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That is the general idea.

"That is the general idea."

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And the price they've paid.

"And the price they've paid."

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not just dawdle in Mary's wake.

"not just dawdle in Mary's wake."

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I knew we'd love the same things.

"I knew we'd love the same things."

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You'd be glad of the help, wouldn't you?

"You'd be glad of the help, wouldn't you?"

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Mama would only say I'd ratted on her.

"Mama would only say I'd ratted on her."

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Oh, yes. The red one. Why did you throw it?

"Oh, yes. The red one. Why did you throw it?"

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You will get the hang of it. Trust me.

"You will get the hang of it. Trust me."

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How is dear Anne?

"How is dear Anne?"

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- What is it? - His ulcer has burst.

"- What is it? - His ulcer has burst."

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I'm here, darling, don't worry.

"I'm here, darling, don't worry."

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but he mustn't have any more worry.

"but he mustn't have any more worry."

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Are you annoyed we've given Yew Tree Farm to Mr Mason?

"Are you annoyed we've given Yew Tree Farm to Mr Mason?"

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Is Cora about?

"Is Cora about?"

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Poor man. If he's changing his mind, don't let's put him off.

"Poor man. If he's changing his mind, don't let's put him off."

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I'm not ill enough, and she'd only rearrange it.

"I'm not ill enough, and she'd only rearrange it."

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Good night, Andy.

"Good night, Andy."

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but that's not enough when she's damaging people's lives.

"but that's not enough when she's damaging people's lives."

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and I'll walk down from the house.

"and I'll walk down from the house."

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I hope that's a real offer.

"I hope that's a real offer."

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Thomas, on his left side.

"Thomas, on his left side."

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I don't believe I am required to justify my actions to you.

"I don't believe I am required to justify my actions to you."

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Mama is not a good loser.

"Mama is not a good loser."

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Who does he think he is?

"Who does he think he is?"

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Tell you what, next time you're down south, why don't we all have dinner?

"Tell you what, next time you're down south, why don't we all have dinner?"

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What are they paying to see? We have nothing to show them.

"What are they paying to see? We have nothing to show them."

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Denker has disgraced herself.

"Denker has disgraced herself."

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I just thought he'd behaved very badly towards your ladyship.

"I just thought he'd behaved very badly towards your ladyship."

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I suppose he likes it there.

"I suppose he likes it there."

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Oh, well, that rather depends.

"Oh, well, that rather depends."

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You know, I didn't realise you were so keen, Tom. Blast!

"You know, I didn't realise you were so keen, Tom. Blast!"

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It's not that so much.

"It's not that so much."

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He's not lonely. He's lived on his own for years.

"He's not lonely. He's lived on his own for years."

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Oh, good.

"Oh, good."

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Can you let my office know?

"Can you let my office know?"

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Well, it's very good to be here, but it's only about the row, I'm afraid.

"Well, it's very good to be here, but it's only about the row, I'm afraid."

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Mmm, this is something like it.

"Mmm, this is something like it."

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But m'lady...

"But m'lady..."

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But from this house, you must go, forthwith.

"But from this house, you must go, forthwith."

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He's moving in today.

"He's moving in today."

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Bad harvest!

"Bad harvest!"

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He was always doing that sort of thing.

"He was always doing that sort of thing."

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or at any rate, Cora, will want to hear.

"or at any rate, Cora, will want to hear."

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You need to know the theory of it.

"You need to know the theory of it."

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I could come, too. Another pair of hands.

"I could come, too. Another pair of hands."

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I'm sure she's not.

"I'm sure she's not."

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If he's on a tour, it'll be far too late to alter his schedule.

"If he's on a tour, it'll be far too late to alter his schedule."

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When? What did she want?

"When? What did she want?"

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I thought you needed some things.

"I thought you needed some things."

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to throw her over for Mrs Crawley.

"to throw her over for Mrs Crawley."

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It may surprise you, but I agree it's important to be balanced,

"It may surprise you, but I agree it's important to be balanced,"

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The family, I mean.

"The family, I mean."

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Besides, I've had some news.

"Besides, I've had some news."

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- Nine. - Is this another magazine crisis?

"- Nine. - Is this another magazine crisis?"

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Women?

"Women?"

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So I've been spared.

"So I've been spared."

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She's perfect, Charles. Don't change a thing.

"She's perfect, Charles. Don't change a thing."

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You couldn't just back off and let the cards fall as they may.

"You couldn't just back off and let the cards fall as they may."

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but this is too important.

"but this is too important."

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Is it true you called Doctor Clarkson a traitor?

"Is it true you called Doctor Clarkson a traitor?"

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You never set foot off a pavement for 18 years,

"You never set foot off a pavement for 18 years,"

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- I don't know. - What is it?

"- I don't know. - What is it?"

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which may enable you to find employment elsewhere.

"which may enable you to find employment elsewhere."

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You must have a go sometime.

"You must have a go sometime."

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Oh, Mary told me.

"Oh, Mary told me."

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my address book would be empty.

"my address book would be empty."

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These are some of the places Donk and I have visited.

"These are some of the places Donk and I have visited."

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Oh, I see.

"Oh, I see."

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That's the Sphinx, darling. In Egypt.

"That's the Sphinx, darling. In Egypt."

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She is rather.

"She is rather."

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No arguments here.

"No arguments here."

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Added to which, I'm feeling pretty rough.

"Added to which, I'm feeling pretty rough."

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Why did you throw the book, Andy?

"Why did you throw the book, Andy?"

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Doing what?

"Doing what?"

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We'll talk about it in the morning, all right?

"We'll talk about it in the morning, all right?"

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so the gods wouldn't grow jealous of their luck and destroy them.

"so the gods wouldn't grow jealous of their luck and destroy them."

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You'll be in a very junior seat.

"You'll be in a very junior seat."

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For which he is to be congratulated.

"For which he is to be congratulated."

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Exactly. There are many benefits to be had from the plan.

"Exactly. There are many benefits to be had from the plan."

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You must have a sense of unfinished business.

"You must have a sense of unfinished business."

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Lady Mary has quite a sense of her own importance

"Lady Mary has quite a sense of her own importance"

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My mother-in-law has a certain myopia when it comes to anyone else's point of view.

"My mother-in-law has a certain myopia when it comes to anyone else's point of view."

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- Keep him warm. - Take my coat.

"- Keep him warm. - Take my coat."

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I've rung for the ambulance. It'll be here at any moment.

"I've rung for the ambulance. It'll be here at any moment."

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But hurry, there's no time to lose.

"But hurry, there's no time to lose."

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Of course, you should go.

"Of course, you should go."

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Don't. That is, let it stand.

"Don't. That is, let it stand."

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Didn't he board a warship pretending to be the leader of a Turkish delegation?

"Didn't he board a warship pretending to be the leader of a Turkish delegation?"

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I was trained in a hard school

"I was trained in a hard school"

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I'll go first. Stark can take me there and bring Mama back.

"I'll go first. Stark can take me there and bring Mama back."

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Leave him alone. Now, we should go.

"Leave him alone. Now, we should go."

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but no, he's a good man.

"but no, he's a good man."

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What was Mr Molesley asking?

"What was Mr Molesley asking?"

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You joke, but I am concerned.

"You joke, but I am concerned."

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- I think I must. - A day of racing cars and pigs.

"- I think I must. - A day of racing cars and pigs."

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Daisy, run and fetch her.

"Daisy, run and fetch her."

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But we're after catching a nasty fish and he's bound to thresh about a bit.

"But we're after catching a nasty fish and he's bound to thresh about a bit."

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But that's all.

"But that's all."

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She was strong in her beliefs, so was I.

"She was strong in her beliefs, so was I."

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- Did you hear? - That he changed his plea? Yes.

"- Did you hear? - That he changed his plea? Yes."

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We had just wanted to look in to see how you were doing.

"We had just wanted to look in to see how you were doing."

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I wouldn't quite say that.

"I wouldn't quite say that."

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I think I've found my new car. What do you say, Charlie?

"I think I've found my new car. What do you say, Charlie?"

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She went well.

"She went well."

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It makes the work more logical.

"It makes the work more logical."

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Okay. Just let me get changed.

"Okay. Just let me get changed."

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Send her in.

"Send her in."

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Come and look at these books I've put out for you.

"Come and look at these books I've put out for you."

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She can obviously get Chamberlain to do whatever she wants,

"She can obviously get Chamberlain to do whatever she wants,"

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