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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #4.7 (S04E04)

"She was that nurse, Lady Grantham."
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"But, what about Cora and Mary?"
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"I might go home and have a bath. Shall I come back later?"
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"Good."
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"You will be rewarded in Heaven."
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"Welcome back! Pull up a chair and sit down."
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"Depends if you're up to it, but I expect you've all got things to do."
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"If you could let me have some white thread."
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"I seem to have run out. Of course."
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"I hope you don't mind my turning up again."
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"Well, missing you, mainly."
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"Of course, you served together."
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"We don't really know him,"
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"but he and Evelyn Napier are writing a report for the Government."
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"No chance of that."
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"They're out all day,"
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"Some pigs arrived and of course, as usual, Mr Blake was..."
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"Anyway, what does it matter?"
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"This is nice. What task brings you to Yorkshire?"
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"Nothing as meaningful as yours. What report are you working on?"
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"Why do you ask? No reason."
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"- And had you? - No!"
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"So, what are the chances for Downton?"
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"I'd say they look bright."
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"If Mary means to give it everything she's got,"
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"then that is a very considerable gift."
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"I couldn't agree more."
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"What can I do for you, Mrs Hughes? Nothing. You can do nothing for me."
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"I should stop playing the joker and keep to the shadows."
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"No, Mr Green."
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"I've not kept silent for your sake."
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"Oh, ages! Oh, goody, goody."
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"in the kitchens at Downton, like everywhere else."
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"I've spent half the day brushing the mud out of his dinner jacket."
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"Anna?"
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"Mr Blake's evening shoes were quite a challenge, I can tell you."
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"I wasn't working here then. It's a pity. I admire Nellie Melba."
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"I couldn't take it for one more moment."
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"Only that you needed a little cherishing, that's all."
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"His lordship's back!"
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"I won't keep it a secret!"
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"I can't leave Anna, Mrs Hughes. Not now."
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"My being there won't make a difference."
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"The question is whether or not Lord Grantham and Lady Mary"
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"Try not to let those Yankees drive you mad."
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"Why am I going instead of Mr Bates?"
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"I do worry about your life away from the estate. Is there any?"
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"What happened to your politics?"
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"is coming to speak in Ripon tomorrow at the Town Hall."
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"Let's go. What do you say?"
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"I'd say you better be nice to me,"
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"Why is he always so superior?"
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"But if they can't afford to go on?"
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"They could if they'd take a new approach to their inheritance,"
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"We should go in."
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"What a bonus for Mr Barrow. A trip to America out of the blue."
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"Uphill. I'm so bored with Mr Blake's cold shoulder."
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"Do you want me to answer truthfully or like a lady's maid?"
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"M'lady, I..."
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"He's coming this tea time!"
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"That's the real danger."
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"That's true... I've booked you a room at the pub."
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"What have you got to be disappointed about?"
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"Because you made his life a misery with your unkindness"
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"Well, we know one thing.... You were right to put him off!"
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"So it can't be a repetition."
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"Rose!"
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"Or Lady Mary?"
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"How terrible it is to hear that."
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"How did you find it?"
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"If you've made up your mind..."
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"when you last read a newspaper."
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"Since 1910...."
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"This one's almost dead. Why?"
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"There won't be much fun for them after the election."
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"I'm fine."
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"Everyone's gone to bed,"
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"Is she furious that I missed dinner?"
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"Who'd have thought it?"
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"Would you like a glass of water?"
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"I don't know what I think,"
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"Not for ever, I don't think."
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"Then un-arrange them. Why should I?"
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"- There you are! - I'm afraid I slept late."
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"He asked if he could stay the night. I'm sure I told you."
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"Did he used to be Tony Foyle? That's right. Why?"
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"So, I'm not aloof now? Not a bit."
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"The place isn't the same without you, is it, Daisy?"
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"Well, I'm, I'm not ravenous,"
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"I can stay all evening. Perhaps we can play cards."
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"How's Mabel?"
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"Don't get to like him better than me."
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"Thank you."
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"Yes. I'd forgotten. How long does it go on for?"
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"Oh, dear. Alfred's relit the taper."
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"Is that more of the cauliflower cheese?"
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"There's a family who's been at Downton for years. Very reckless."
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"You never had a drink all the time you were there?"
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"How can she put me in this position? It's not fair!"
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"Are the pigs a good idea, Mr Blake?"
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"Well, I'm not sorry. I can say that."
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"His firm's already done all that to no avail."
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"You look very intense."
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"Well, I hope you've stuck up for me. Of course I did, but, well..."
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"It's a shame."
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"Morning, Ivy."
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"And I only answered what a million women would answer."
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"What may have happened to Michael or...the baby."
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"I do."
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"So, I'd be welcome in your drawing room, would I?"
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"I refuse to be shocked!"
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"Where's Evelyn? Dining with friends of his parents."
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"They've kicked it over."
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"Oh!"
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"As long as he is a doctor."
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"Why?! Why has everything changed? I've arranged things for tonight!"
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"What? Why? He's driving up to fish the Spey."
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"We do, indeed, and we're wanting to spare Alfred from it if we could."
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"Sounds to me as if the needle's got stuck."
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"So, did you get everything done?"
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