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Clips from Downton Abbey (2010) - Family (S03E03)

"She would not, and nor would I."
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"All right. If Mrs Patmore agrees."
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"new methods and new techniques, the whole estate must benefit by it."
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"And as for taking new lands in hand, we won't be running it as separate farms."
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"We'll find another use for some of the farmhouses..."
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"- Now you want to blow it all to smithereens! - Of course I don't, but..."
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"I beg your pardon!"
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"There's no point biting Jarvis' head off. You are new to it."
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"Must I remind you of the state the place was in a few months ago?"
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"That was nothing to do with the way we run it! The money was lost in a bad investment."
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"Downton must be self-supporting if it's to have a chance of survival!"
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"He has indeed, Lord Grantham."
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"Why would I persuade your father otherwise, when I agree with him?"
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"How can you say that when you keep telling me to find something to do?"
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"and if I like him, then I'm going to say yes."
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"I don't want to fall out with Papa, but I don't want to be invisible, either."
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"Very well. I'm coming up tonight. I'll see what I can do."
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"But I want a favour in return."
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"Ethel? What's the matter?"
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"I had rather a nasty encounter in the village, that's all."
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"- What sort of encounter? - Mrs Bakewell refused to serve me."
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"In the end, her husband did, but it wasn't very nice."
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"You shouldn't have to be."
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"Are you all set for this evening?"
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"but why, I could not tell you. Bring them all home safe."
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"If that's béchamel, why don't you use parsley or mace?"
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"Do we think this sad beanpole will be the best cook in the world?"
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"What's Alfred ever done to you?"
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"You can take in the fish and meat tonight. James can follow with the sauce."
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"Listen to her! You're taller than him. You've been here longer than him."
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"Well, I've got the tickets now, so..."
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"How's the christening going?"
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"It's all arranged with the Catholic church in Ripon."
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"You and Matthew. I didn't think the others would want to know."
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"Please give them a chance to behave properly."
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"I wondered if you'd be a godmother."
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"Am I allowed to be?"
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"I still can't believe I'm here. I keep pinching myself."
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"Believe."
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"- Mr Barrow. - Mr Stick-it-up-your-jumper."
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"He'll have to go."
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"- Look at him. He can't even balance it. - Oh, leave him alone. Up you go."
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"You're right."
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"- I've got a good mind to... - Uh-uh. Don't do anything you'll regret."
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"These things can be managed, but not by losing your temper."
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"- I don't think so. - That's not what I've heard."
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"- Well, he's making it up. - Have it your own way."
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"- Leap of imagination... - They've got to be able to get hold of them."
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"so that we can talk it through together."
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"Just scrape me down and get me a spare napkin."
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"I saw your cook in the village today, Isobel. She seemed upset."
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"What time do you leave in the morning?"
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"I thought I'd get the ten o'clock. I'm meeting him for tea."
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"- You're not encouraging this? - She hasn't agreed to anything yet."
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"Oh, Mama, talk to her. Talk to all of them. Say something sensible."
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"Yes. Let's hear how a woman's place is in the home."
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"I do think a woman's place is eventually in the home,"
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"but I see no harm in her having some fun before she gets there."
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"Perhaps she isn't cut out for domestic life."
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"- The brother who's coming to stay? - Yes. Kieran."
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"- Why is he coming here? - For the christening."
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"How did he rearrange the spoons?"
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"Well, I think Alfred can manage without your help in future, James."
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"Are you still here?"
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"He may want to ponder his mistakes instead."
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"Yes, you can go. I will not withdraw my permission."
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"That and some ritual humiliation."
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"You shouldn't have rung Murray without telling Papa."
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"You berate me for not wanting to take responsibility"
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"- You can't have it both ways. - I can if I want to."
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"- What's the matter? - Do you think I should see someone?"
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"What?"
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"If there's anything wrong then it's obviously my fault."
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"You know what they told us when I was wounded."
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"- I wonder. - Darling, please don't worry."
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"- I'm sure there's nothing wrong. - That's the point. We're not sure."
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"Oh, and how about Ivy Close in The Worldlings?"
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"She makes Lillian Gish look like a village school ma'am."
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"Ivy Close. It's funny to think of a film star having your own name."
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"Well, I hope I won't be burning any of my cakes in future."
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"- Where is everyone? - They've gone to bed."
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"I wouldn't be allowed to go to the flicks."
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"- And your mum and dad? - Dead."
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"I haven't any brothers and sisters, so here we are, all on me ownsome."
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"- You must get lonely. - Meaning?"
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"We both like to look very sure of ourselves, but we're not so sure underneath, are we?"
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"You can't pull the wool over my eyes. I know what's going on."
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"There's no need to bark. I only know what Alfred tells me."
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"You are daft!"
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"Look, I'm sorry, but Jimmy's just not interested."
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"If you knew he wasn't interested, would that make a difference?"
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"I'd have to hear it from his lips."
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"I'm sorry to wake you, Jimmy, but I've got to... Oh, my..."
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"I said nothing except get out. Go on, get out, Thomas!"
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"What is going on?"
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"- What is it? What's going on? - James, what's the matter with you?"
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"It doesn't seem like nothing."
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"What did you say?"
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"Not at breakfast, for heaven's sake!"
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"- Alfred, what's happened? - Not now."
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"I hope I hear about it before the end of the day."
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"- I assume your father disapproves. - Well..."
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"It's the business of parents to worry, isn't it?"
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"I'm afraid Papa would not find that reassuring."
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"I'll have to think about that, too."
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"- Are you going back to Yorkshire tonight? - No, I'm staying with my aunt."
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"I've got to look into the offices of The Lady while I'm here."
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"- Not to write for them, I trust? - Oh, no."
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"It's just something I promised to do for my grandmother."
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"Here's an idea. Let's have lunch tomorrow at Rules."
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"We will get things sorted out. We won't leave you in the lurch."
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"He'll be with me in the end, because this is the only way forward."
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"And at some point he's going to see that."
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"Some point in the near future, I hope."
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"Followed by Tom's brother for dinner. So it promises to be a day of contrasts."
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"God in heaven."
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"- What do you think, Tom? - I agree with Matthew."
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"but if we miss this chance, it may not come again."
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"So says the Marxist."
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"If you don't mind me saying so, you have a narrow view of socialism."
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