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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #4.7 (S04E04)

By the time we got back, we looked as if we'd been wrestling in mud.

"By the time we got back, we looked as if we'd been wrestling in mud."

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His lordship is going to America.

"His lordship is going to America."

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I found this for the shoes, m'lord.

"I found this for the shoes, m'lord."

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Why is the food so disgusting, suddenly?

"Why is the food so disgusting, suddenly?"

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but, if he is, I won't say a thing.

"but, if he is, I won't say a thing."

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You've completely saved our bacon. Literally!

"You've completely saved our bacon. Literally!"

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So, what did you do?

"So, what did you do?"

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Rosamund told me. What did she say?

"Rosamund told me. What did she say?"

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I don't deserve such attention. You certainly do.

"I don't deserve such attention. You certainly do."

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It's a skill all women must learn.

"It's a skill all women must learn."

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All I want is for you not to lose control of your life.

"All I want is for you not to lose control of your life."

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Now Lady Grantham's a little better, it's time you had a break.

"Now Lady Grantham's a little better, it's time you had a break."

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I should point out... We must get going or we'll be late.

"I should point out... We must get going or we'll be late."

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Let's move on.

"Let's move on."

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so please remember what made you indignant

"so please remember what made you indignant"

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What a relief to be able to drink in public!

"What a relief to be able to drink in public!"

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You'd never do anything foolish? Certainly not.

"You'd never do anything foolish? Certainly not."

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Oh, I'd have come, if I'd known.

"Oh, I'd have come, if I'd known."

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You're not scared of them, are you?

"You're not scared of them, are you?"

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I'm not sure what I am,

"I'm not sure what I am,"

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This morning in Thirsk, I saw Rose meeting a man.

"This morning in Thirsk, I saw Rose meeting a man."

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people never talk about.

"people never talk about."

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He's leaving today. Something's happened to her ladyship's brother.

"He's leaving today. Something's happened to her ladyship's brother."

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Lady Mary persuaded me you are more needed here,

"Lady Mary persuaded me you are more needed here,"

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I'm asking you not to take Bates.

"I'm asking you not to take Bates."

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Don't be vulgar. What do you know of such matters?

"Don't be vulgar. What do you know of such matters?"

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Why wouldn't he? It's an adventure.

"Why wouldn't he? It's an adventure."

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Oh? You ask as if the answer were no.

"Oh? You ask as if the answer were no."

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Oh?

"Oh?"

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and courting a girl from the village.

"and courting a girl from the village."

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Good. Now, kiss me.

"Good. Now, kiss me."

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Lady Grantham says we can stay 'til we're done.

"Lady Grantham says we can stay 'til we're done."

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Gregson must be out there somewhere.

"Gregson must be out there somewhere."

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Look after all my womenfolk, including Isis.

"Look after all my womenfolk, including Isis."

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- I can't stop his lordship from going. - Of course not.

"- I can't stop his lordship from going. - Of course not."

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They think nothing needs to change.

"They think nothing needs to change."

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What have they told you?

"What have they told you?"

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..'attacked' by some ruffian who'd broken in.

"..'attacked' by some ruffian who'd broken in."

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But, now we must go or we'll be late.

"But, now we must go or we'll be late."

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I won't go.

"I won't go."

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and probably lose your job, and all this to help me?

"and probably lose your job, and all this to help me?"

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Why do you want to go?

"Why do you want to go?"

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Edith's so worried about Mr Gregson. Maybe I could cheer her up.

"Edith's so worried about Mr Gregson. Maybe I could cheer her up."

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So, I wondered if I could go, too.

"So, I wondered if I could go, too."

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He's only here because Lloyd George thinks an election's coming.

"He's only here because Lloyd George thinks an election's coming."

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Everything will be possible.

"Everything will be possible."

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The axe falls and they do nothing to fight back.

"The axe falls and they do nothing to fight back."

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Are you still awake?

"Are you still awake?"

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and walk over and check on you.

"and walk over and check on you."

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According to Mr Napier, he finds me aloof.

"According to Mr Napier, he finds me aloof."

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I heard you persuaded his lordship to let Mr Bates stay here

"I heard you persuaded his lordship to let Mr Bates stay here"

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I've robbed you of such a chance.

"I've robbed you of such a chance."

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What did Mr Barrow mean about expecting a report?

"What did Mr Barrow mean about expecting a report?"

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I don't know.

"I don't know."

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You can be a bit sharp-tongued every now and then!

"You can be a bit sharp-tongued every now and then!"

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The main thing is to keep her temperature down

"The main thing is to keep her temperature down"

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She thinks it'd be nice to see him, Daisy, and so it would be.

"She thinks it'd be nice to see him, Daisy, and so it would be."

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How was dinner?

"How was dinner?"

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I saw Edith on the stairs. She says she's going to London tomorrow.

"I saw Edith on the stairs. She says she's going to London tomorrow."

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No.

"No."

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But are you certain?

"But are you certain?"

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Charles thinks I'm blind where you're concerned.

"Charles thinks I'm blind where you're concerned."

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There was a telegram earlier. He took it up to her ladyship.

"There was a telegram earlier. He took it up to her ladyship."

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Steady on, Daisy. I don't think Ivy's quite deserved this.

"Steady on, Daisy. I don't think Ivy's quite deserved this."

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You seem so preoccupee lately.

"You seem so preoccupee lately."

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and you ask me if I've thought about it?

"and you ask me if I've thought about it?"

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There was a magazine in the ladies' waiting room at King's Cross.

"There was a magazine in the ladies' waiting room at King's Cross."

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And dangerous!

"And dangerous!"

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but I don't mind, if you really want to.

"but I don't mind, if you really want to."

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How can brainless dullards like us ever hope to entertain Mr Blake?

"How can brainless dullards like us ever hope to entertain Mr Blake?"

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Good evening ladies and gentlemen. I'm John Ward.

"Good evening ladies and gentlemen. I'm John Ward."

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I can take it. Did the pigs arrive?

"I can take it. Did the pigs arrive?"

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Erm...

"Erm..."

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I've decided to get rid of it.

"I've decided to get rid of it."

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It just seemed silly to keep the chair empty.

"It just seemed silly to keep the chair empty."

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Sssh!

"Sssh!"

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It doesn't have to.

"It doesn't have to."

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You said yourself I'm a grown woman and you're not a spy.

"You said yourself I'm a grown woman and you're not a spy."

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But you support them? Not really.

"But you support them? Not really."

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And in 1915...

"And in 1915..."

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Taxi!

"Taxi!"

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What is it? What's happening?

"What is it? What's happening?"

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Oh!

"Oh!"

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This will make you feel better. Hmm?

"This will make you feel better. Hmm?"

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Well, here goes.

"Well, here goes."

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I suppose I must do, at some stage.

"I suppose I must do, at some stage."

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Not for a while.

"Not for a while."

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He, he thought he'd look in, before he catches the train.

"He, he thought he'd look in, before he catches the train."

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Mrs Patmore and I both think we're coming down with the 'flu, don't we?

"Mrs Patmore and I both think we're coming down with the 'flu, don't we?"

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We've warned him about our 'flu!

"We've warned him about our 'flu!"

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Will there be any more Racing Demon this time?

"Will there be any more Racing Demon this time?"

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I suppose that has a ring of truth.

"I suppose that has a ring of truth."

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What've you been up to since we saw you last?

"What've you been up to since we saw you last?"

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I think it's Gin.

"I think it's Gin."

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I'd forgotten what a good game this is.

"I'd forgotten what a good game this is."

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I think I know how I can keep the baby.

"I think I know how I can keep the baby."

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Does Mr Bates know?

"Does Mr Bates know?"

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But, there were nurses here?

"But, there were nurses here?"

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The sooner the better.

"The sooner the better."

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Well, if it isn't Mr Gillingham!

"Well, if it isn't Mr Gillingham!"

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They said you were in here.

"They said you were in here."

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And while you're here, if you value your life,

"And while you're here, if you value your life,"

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I'd have loved to hear her sing. You must be joking.

"I'd have loved to hear her sing. You must be joking."

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Screaming and screeching, as if her finger was caught in the door?

"Screaming and screeching, as if her finger was caught in the door?"

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Maybe they don't want the Committee to think Harold's a wildcat driller.

"Maybe they don't want the Committee to think Harold's a wildcat driller."

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It's not my secret to tell.

"It's not my secret to tell."

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I can't explain it.

"I can't explain it."

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It's not your fault, Bates.

"It's not your fault, Bates."

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Oh? Are we disturbing the conclave?

"Oh? Are we disturbing the conclave?"

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Mrs Crawley.

"Mrs Crawley."

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Sure we'll find something. Oh, I wish it were me.

"Sure we'll find something. Oh, I wish it were me."

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Nothing's gonna come of that. It were a waste of money and effort.

"Nothing's gonna come of that. It were a waste of money and effort."

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Good luck with the pigs.

"Good luck with the pigs."

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Goodbye, Mama. Goodbye, my dear.

"Goodbye, Mama. Goodbye, my dear."

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Mission understood, Captain.

"Mission understood, Captain."

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Yes, I'm... I'm feeling rather ill.

"Yes, I'm... I'm feeling rather ill."

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That is the very last thing I would want.

"That is the very last thing I would want."

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So few think about income.

"So few think about income."

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Goodbye, Miss Baxter. I look forward to a full report when I get back.

"Goodbye, Miss Baxter. I look forward to a full report when I get back."

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Certainly, your ladyship... Yes, now.

"Certainly, your ladyship... Yes, now."

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