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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #4.7 (S04E04)

"But, what will you say when Mr Gregson walks through the door,"
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"I pray he is alive,"
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"If he still wants me to."
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"So, your whole life will be based on a lie?"
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"I am killing the wanted child of a man I'm in love with"
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"I assume you'll be away for the night"
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"because you have booked into some..."
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"..some place where they will do this?"
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"You do realise it is quite illegal? Of course."
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"..I shall come with you."
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"Mary?! That sounded a little rude."
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"I'll go with Tom tomorrow."
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"You two go. I'll take it on trust."
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"Well, it's a nice evening. What about it?"
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"Well, it's quite a long walk,"
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"Is this seat taken? I was keeping it for a friend."
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"Do you know this gentleman? No."
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"You just wanted to sit next to him?"
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"Er no, it was because he asked."
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"He's wrong there."
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"I'm a Socialist. Or I was."
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"What happened to your friend? I don't know."
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"I'm glad."
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"The idea is to learn from these, then, if it's going well, expand."
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"Well, that's important because..."
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"What is it?"
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"How could this have happened? All too easily."
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"There's no time. Where's the nearest clean water?"
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"There's a water pipe, in the barn. Should we drive the animals to it?"
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"When they've had no water this long you must give it to them gradually."
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"Wait a moment."
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"I'm sorry about that earlier."
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"What do you care, if you're a Socialist?"
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"except a man in search of a better world."
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"Will you go back? No."
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"Compared to what?"
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"I'm fine!"
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"I'm off. Erm..."
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"They can turn it when they come in. You're not frightened of burglars?"
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"Mr Carson, this is England."
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"Are they going to be all right? I think so."
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"What do I look like?"
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"You belong in Country Life."
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"Ha, ha."
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"Oh!"
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"Where have you been?"
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"Good night, Rose."
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"I can scramble eggs, but that's about it."
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"Not sure I was expecting that."
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"without the slightest concern about us."
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"Would you please tell Anna I'll ring when I'm awake?"
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"Good night."
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"Good night."
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"It's right."
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"It should say Thompson on the bell."
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"If you'll wait, the doctor will be with you very soon."
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"You don't have to stay. Of course I do."
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"But, I just..."
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"No."
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"I don't want to be an outcast."
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"I don't want to be some funny woman living in Maida Vale"
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"Sybil might have brought it off, but not me."
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"But, you think I'm terribly selfish."
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"except that I wish it were over."
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"I can't go back to the nursery."
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"Not with Mary's son and Sybil's daughter waiting there."
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"I won't be able to do that."
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"It seems it was a mistake."
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"Are you going to tell Cora?"
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"Well, the decision's been made now."
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"- You've heard about our adventures? - I'm very impressed."
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"Have you remembered Tony Gillingham's coming tonight?"
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"I tried to put him off, but he didn't seem to want to be put off."
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"Hello, Daisy. Hello, Ivy."
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"What 'flu?"
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"Yes, I'm sure that's what it was."
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"Alfred? What are you doing here?"
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"So, we got all the trouble and a bill to pay at the pub to pay, too!"
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"Oh, go on with you. I'm sure you don't grudge him a decent dinner."
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"but I wouldn't mind a piece of toast."
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"I'll ask straight away. Can't you ring...?"
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"would you please take that mad woman with you?"
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"That mad woman"
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"and she has not slept nor eaten since you were taken ill."
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"They offered,"
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"but Mrs Crawley felt she had more knowledge than they."
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"I've asked them to bring up some toast and tea."
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"Oh yes... Yes, dear. That would be very kind."
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"I think this is the right place."
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"I suppose you've come to shake us up again."
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"Go on then."
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"Having fun and games at other people's expense?"
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"I'd better not tell you too much. I don't want to shock the ladies."
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"It's the perfect stopping point between London and Inverness."
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"I don't mind at all. How are you?"
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"He'll be up here for a few weeks. Lucky devil."
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"and even in the evenings we've hardly spoken until yesterday."
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"Erm, what happened yesterday?"
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"Hello, Charles. It's good to see you again."
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"Current health of the landed estate. My usual stamping ground."
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"But then, it's always nice to leave something for another time."
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"Lady Mary and the family mean to give it everything they've got."
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"Dinner everyone."
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"Because I know who you are and I know what you've done."
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"YOU were to blame and ONLY you."
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"Not that it was you."
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"Oh, so it is."
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"Well, to be young is to have your heart broken,"
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"Sorry. Yes. What were you saying?"
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"Why? I thought she had a beautiful voice."
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"Well, I came down here for a bit of peace and quiet, that's what."
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"I'm frightened when Mr Green and Mr Bates are in the same room."
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"So, you mean you have to go, too?"
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"I agree. But, why does your mother need me?"
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"They obviously feel it will."
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"An earl as a brother-in-law will make him respectable?"
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"They seem to believe so."
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"I know plenty of relatives of English earls who belong in gaol!"
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"But, I wonder if it's necessary for Mr Bates to go with him."
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"Mrs Hughes, I hope we are good employers,"
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