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Clips from Downton Abbey - Christmas Special (S06E06)

"Oh, I hope Carson appreciates it."
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"- When's it due? - About ten days, m'lady."
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"Ooh, I don't envy you, but it's such fun after."
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"- Is Barrow here for the wedding? - He's been invited, m'lady,"
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"but I don't know if he'll be able to get away."
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"- Of course, he's got a new job. - And he hates it."
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"Oh, don't exaggerate! It's just it's quieter than he's used to."
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"I joined for your wedding, but a job came up here."
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"Mrs Patmore, shall I ask Lady Mary to come down and put the kettle on?"
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"Oh, Mr Spratt. I know you resent me."
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"- Why would I resent you? - Because I'm interesting, because I'm exotic,"
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"Do you always have trouble distinguishing fact from fiction?"
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"unlike you."
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"I know your dirty little secret. I just wonder what her ladyship"
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"- I beg your pardon. - Butler by day, author by night."
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"So, what are you going to do?"
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"- I was so happy to hear about you and Lord Merton. - Thank you."
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"I hope I wrote enough about your wedding present,"
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"it was too kind. Books are Dickie's favourite thing."
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"- Why isn't he here tonight? - He wanted to be, but I'm anxious he shouldn't get over-tired."
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"I say that but, funnily enough, he's a picture of health."
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"- Does he regret giving Cavenham to Larry? - No."
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"And much good may it do them. We're happy as we are."
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"We invite the public in. Our financial supporters,"
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"ordinary people, too. It's important they understand what we're doing."
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"- The day before Edith's wedding? - It'll be two hours at the most."
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"- We can help here, Atticus and me. - That's not the point."
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"have an errand in York tomorrow, too."
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"I can manage. It's only the flowers and they've already been chosen."
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"What errand is this?"
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"- Andrew? - It's just there."
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"Well, isn't it thrilling? It was in all the papers, even in New York."
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"'Lady Edith and her millionaire Marquis.'"
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"Sir Mark, may I remind you that I will be away on New Year's Eve?"
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"The cook? Carrying the tea into the drawing room?"
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"Oh."
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"My darling, you look wonderful."
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"Thank you, no, I had dinner on the train."
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"- She'll enjoy the wedding more. - Hm."
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"I rather like the old models."
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"He hasn't been himself for ages."
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"I see. Well, perhaps it's for the best,"
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"I'm sorry, my lord, but I cannot stay if I cannot perform my duties."
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"I should have been more honest with you, my lady."
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"Oh."
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"and talk some sense into your husband."
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"So, he's told you, my lord."
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"and I will do the preliminary interviews myself."
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"I could not give this house or this family"
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"This is very drastic."
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"You'll stay on the estate, Keep a seeing eye on things,"
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"I would like to say yes to that, my lady."
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"but I doubt that the new butler would accept the job"
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"under such terms. I know that I wouldn't."
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"Dickie?"
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"- Dickie, what are you doing in the hospital? - Oh, I feel a fool now."
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"- You've caught me. - You haven't answered my question."
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"Well, the fact is, I live like an invalid."
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"I didn't want to get your hopes up."
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"That's the flowers done and Brock will be back in the morning"
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"- to replace anything that's gone over. - Oh, well done."
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"- Where's Bertie staying? - With his mother, at Castle Howard."
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"- Where's Cora? - Gone to the wretched hospital."
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"- Why don't you like her going? - They take advantage of her good nature."
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"- But she enjoys it. - That's why they're able to take advantage."
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"Robert, could you bear it if I asked you to drive me into the village?"
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"- What, now? - I'll do it if you lend me the car."
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"No, it's got to be Robert. It won't take long."
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"- But it looks like a going concern. - And so it is."
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"A real live business, even if the cars on show are the only stock,"
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"So, how will it work?"
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"We'll set up a dealership for new cars"
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"- There's nothing wrong with being married to Mr Rolls or Mr Royce. - Hm!"
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"Have I miscalculated? Are you ashamed of me?"
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"- Are you mad? - Why?"
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"I'm as proud as anyone living."
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"Thank God!"
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"a sign of happy times to come."
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"No. All existing agreements will be honoured in their entirety."
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"You have my word on that."
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"That's what I'm here for. Miss?"
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"- Will Dr Clarkson be moving to York? - No need to worry."
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"He's going to stay right here and look after you."
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"What I need to reassure you about"
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"Do you still think they're taking advantage of her?"
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"If you want to keep her, Robert, you must let her go."
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"You have a wonderful marriage and with my parents, I should know."
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"Don't spoil it now by asking her to choose."
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"Is the coffee ready?"
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"- So smooth and smart. - You've got nice hair."
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"Would you mind if I went up a bit early tonight?"
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"- What's 'a bit'? - Well, now,"
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"Oh, go on! But I warn you, I'll leave the washing up for the morning."
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"- and for all I know, in the middle. - Oh."
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"- Doesn't sound like the Spratt I know. - I agree."
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"He's changed since he took this new job."
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"Gone, the reliable butler, discreet and serious,"
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"and in his place, the journalist..."
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"Spratt is working as a journalist?"
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"Never occurred to me he would take the post"
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"without first gaining your permission."
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"Do we know which publication employs him?"
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"Oh, yes, m'lady, Lady Edith's."
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"Oh, opened to the right page."
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"How convenient."
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"Oh, dear, I do feel responsible."
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"Perhaps I should have held my tongue."
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"But, I suppose, truth will out."
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"Every time, Denker, every time."
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"Please, for his sake, don't be too hard."
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"Why... Why ever would I do that?"
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"I can't..."
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"Oh, put your feet up, you'll be standing for the rest of the day."
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"- I'm not going. - What are you talking about?"
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"- This is because Andy's not interested. - What?"
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"- Why is your cap on like that? - Like what?"
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"All pulled down over your ears. What's the matter?"
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"Nothing."
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"- Well, take it off. - No."
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"Daisy, take it off now."
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