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Clips from Downton Abbey - Christmas Special (S06E06)

"'A life change for Lady Edith Crawley is announced"
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"Oh, she's just tired. It'll do her no harm to spend a day in bed."
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"- Don't I look all right? - Well, you just seem a bit down in the dumps."
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"I'm just worried. I want to help."
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"Those things are bound to linger."
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"But somehow it seems to have taken all the fun out of driving."
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"- We were glad to do it. - The good thing is, you can stay."
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"Still, it is a breathing space. Make the most of it."
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"- Love talk? - He's nice. You could do worse."
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"- I'm sure she'd love that. - That's no good for me."
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"It's nothing, it doesn't matter."
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"- Is Daisy about? - Oh, you missed her, she's in bed."
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"Is... Is Daisy interested in men?"
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"- Mr Barrow's found a job. - Has he? Has he, indeed?"
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"That won't strengthen your argument."
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"- Well, we do in London. - We are not in London,"
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"But I'm here as a publisher speaking to her author,"
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"It seems that Mr Trewin wants to retire. He told me on Sunday."
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"Let's hope it stays that way."
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"Curiosity killed the cat."
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"Oh, just in time. Could you pour him one, too, please?"
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"So, you're handing in your notice?"
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"It's such a waste, for both of them."
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"- Sore tongue? - Odd, isn't it?"
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"but you'll be fine."
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"It's pernicious anaemia."
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"- Would you like some tea? - No, I ought to get back to the flat."
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"- Henry and Mary living at Downton? - As far as I can tell."
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"I couldn't tell you."
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"I listen to Anna, you should listen to Mr Molesley."
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"and Mama waiting below in the carriage."
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"After Prince Kuragin, did you ever fall in love again?"
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"I'm putting him out of my life for good, and that's that."
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"Now, I'm afraid, we must get started."
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"You despise anyone who thinks well of you."
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"You must rest, Carson. Do you want to sit here or go downstairs?"
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"and it finished the careers of both of them."
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"The plain truth is, I'm done for."
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"- I'm not ill. - I'm sure not."
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"and if there are changes that need to be made,"
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"for an aunt, so I'm very comfortable."
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"But don't worry, I'll be well out of the way."
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"- Oh, I'm not at all worried. - Of course not."
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"What do you want to concentrate on most?"
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"No, I'm afraid not. I'm sorry to say that cousin Peter,"
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"and now we are we can decide how to deal with it."
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"we know the worst. Please leave us to deal with it in our own way."
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"While driving, I wasn't an equal match but I was an eccentric,"
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"But now I'm just a poor man being supported by a rich wife"
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"How could it possibly not get out?"
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"I loved Michael very much, but he's gone, and..."
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"Please don't make your life more difficult than it needs to be."
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"I've learnt a great deal from you and... I'm grateful."
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"Right, that's it."
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"Come along. Goodbye, Barrow, and good luck."
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"- Is breakfast finished? - Yes."
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"but at least I've got Andy to count on."
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"- Have you got any more nails? - Yeah, got them here."
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"I'm ready for this chance, just like you are."
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"Tell Mrs Potter, Mrs Crawley will stay for some supper."
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"- Oh, you're busy. - No, no. What is it?"
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"or on special occasions, I could... come back."
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"- Was it really necessary? - It was to me."
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"Uh-oh, here she comes now. Smiles, everyone."
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"I think it a mother's place to thank you all for your kindness to my son"
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"that we are surrounded by friends."
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"Andy's been so helpful to Mr Mason."
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"- It does me good to hear you say such things. - I don't mean anyway by it."
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"Oh, hello. What can I do for you?"
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"Delighted, but amazed."
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"Certainly not. Nor will they."
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"What do you say?"
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"You're such a paradox."
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"The crew were very efficient getting our bags off."
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"That's what you've got to keep telling yourself."
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"He's taken to country life, haven't you, Andy?"
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"He'll certainly be at the wedding."
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"Andrew will pour it, my lord."
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"He wasn't either when he first proposed."
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"You look hungry, Papa. What about a tray?"
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"No. Papa just resents the hours you spend at the hospital."
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"- I'm starting to think we should have waited until after the wedding. - No."
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"What? You don't mean that."
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"When the wedding is over, I will place an advertisement"
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"Your care of me has been wonderful."
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"Talbot & Branson Motors."
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"Well, we will be once we've sold one."
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"Mary, now's not the time to be snobbish."
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"Of us?"
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"Yes, you will, and you're going to get it, too."
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"- Will Dr Clarkson -- - Ssh! Maud, don't waste her ladyship's time."
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"during the war."
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"Where have you been? We've got a lot to do"
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"- I wish you would sit down. - I'm nearly done."
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"How do I look?"
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"Daisy, I think we've been out of step with each other."
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"What do you think makes the English the way we are?"
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"Maybe."
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"It's an odd thing. One minute we hardly know each other"
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"in the time of man's innocency, and is therefore not by any"
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"Shall I tell you another job well done?"
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"Carson, are you all right?"
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"That's settled."
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"I don't want to force your hand, Mr Barrow."
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"So we should be glad of that."
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"Anna, you're not working, I hope."
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"This hat is so tight it was giving me a headache."
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"Oh!"
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"Ah, there you are. You'd better come quickly, although heaven knows"
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"Speeches."
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"We all need luck, Miss Evans, we all need luck."
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"It's so strange, I feel so completely... completely happy."
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"Goodbye."
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"I hope you know that."
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"I'd like to go on working, m'lady, if we can sort out the baby."
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"Edith has risen from the cinders in the hearth"
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"Quickly!"
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"It was quite extraordinary..."
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"- Would you like some wine, Mrs Hughes? - Yes, Mr Barrow, thank you."
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"♪ Should auld acquaintance be forgot"
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