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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #5.8 (S05E05)

"After her ladyship's gone to bed. You mean you want to come?"
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"Is it just me who's embarrassed? I'm not embarrassed."
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"We're getting married in December. We'd be delighted to see you there."
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"But, I think she'll be very happy. I agree. They're well matched."
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"The call of young Marigold. You sound as if you don't approve."
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"I hope you know that. Well, I know a lot of things."
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"Well, thank you, Lady Manville."
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"but I suppose that's what happens."
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"I hope Lord Gillingham hasn't upset you?"
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"I beg your pardon, m'lady, but Anna's wanted downstairs."
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"He says he's come to arrest you."
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"Oh, yeah? What's that, then?"
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"A witness has identified Mrs Bates"
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"I suggest you leave it 'til the morning."
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"Stand at ease."
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"Stand easy."
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"Can I draw your attention to one more gallant chap"
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"You said you wouldn't do anything 'til after Rose's wedding."
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"I always forget how much I enjoy London."
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"You should get involved in the running of the business."
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"You're clever and a good writer. They're lucky to have you."
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"After he'd served time."
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"Let it be Edith's secret a little while longer."
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"Mr Bates and I need to inspect our house, so the timing couldn't be better."
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"That you were building a very solid friendship with your granddaughter."
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"Exactly. He'd like me to come in with him."
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"What on earth was that about?"
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"Don't worry m'lady, we'll manage. If you'd like to come this way."
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"Thank you, Mrs Hughes."
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"She will be, I'm sure."
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"Not really. I used to go there as a girl and of course it's beautiful."
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"Daisy, the wedding is on Friday! That's what I said."
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"Take your place in the line."
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"Mr Carson, could Andy have some time off tonight?"
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"Have you been to Holland? No, I've just read about it."
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"You should have let me do that."
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"Go down, Mr Carson. We'll manage."
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"In fact, it's long overdue."
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"but if you're sure, I'm sure."
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"By the way, Atticus was blameless."
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"Am I just expected to be a good loser?"
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"Give it up, Papa. It's a pipe dream."
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"It must be very trying,"
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"coming from someone who knows me so well."
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"I might have a go. Pontoon's my game."
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"when he can't say anything he'll regret."
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""They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old."
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"It is not hard to guess, m'lady."
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"Just remember I'd be happy to swear I saw that ticket in one piece."
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"who'd given little or no encouragement."
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"at the Melfords' in Coningsby?"
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"Sinderby's as stiff as a board. What more can I do?"
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"You must come."
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"Atticus says it must have been a practical joke."
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"You never talked to me from the time we got there. Go and get changed."
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"Andy won't be round long enough to mind a black mark."
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"God if I... Thank you, Lady Flintshire."
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"We are forewarned and so now we will be forearmed."
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"I'm not sure if that's alarming or reassuring"
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"Is this it? Welcome to the Velvet Violin."
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"Don't talk to me 'til we're at the tables."
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"Don't call her that! I'm sorry."
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"Right. Cash them in and pay your bill."
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"He was most insistent. Yes I..."
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"Well, that's very gratifying. Is it, though?"
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"I might."
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"Oh, I doubt you expected to take your beloved child"
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"You do realise this is my real wedding?"
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"Oh, yes? What's that?"
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"Well, you know about both."
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"One day you'll be glad to think of the times you spent together."
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"when I can shut the door at last and be alone in my own home."
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"I'm warning you, if this marriage does not go ahead,"
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"I'm not sure it's what she really wanted,"
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"Mrs Patmore?"
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"Never mind about that. You don't know him. Not properly."
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"He wasn't local to Downton and so his name does not appear on the memorial,"
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"Everything seems to be hitting the rocks at the moment."
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"Tell me! No. It wouldn't be fair."
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"Welcome the hunter, home from the hill."
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"Won't you give your poor old mother a kiss?"
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"apart from the stuff we can't do before the day."
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"But you're right, m'lady, she will not be convicted."
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"I worried about her ladyship having to face the traitor,"
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"Why shouldn't they do the same with his wife?"
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"It's a long way to Tipperary. I think you need to calm down."
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"I can't quite put my finger on it."
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"Oh, my God!"
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"What's that? It's from my cousin in Boston."
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"Don't worry. We'll have plenty of time to make repairs."
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"We'll all arrive in St James's on the same day."
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"Make Donk feel guilty. Don't call me Donk!"
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"I hope Miss Baxter's not all we've got between us and trouble."
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"As a partner. Oh, I see."
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"So did I, Mr Bates. So did I."
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"Mr Carson understands."
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"A gentleman called Prince Kuragin, m'lady."
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"The inventory, Mr Carson."
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"The Prince is an old friend, Denker, nothing more."
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"They were too nervous to come forward before now,"
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"We'll leave it there."
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"His evidence suggests whoever was arguing with Green on the pavement"
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"Is this a book of pets' tombstones? A parallel universe."
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"I hope you can manage a few days without Denker, Spratt."
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"Oh, how very considerate of you, Spratt."
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"Edith is obsessed with that child."
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"But as a matter of fact, there is something about her."
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"Starting at dinner tonight? That's the idea."
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"I think that's brave. You've got to be brave these days."
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"You know this area, then? Oh, yes. I've come home."
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"Before we get drawn into Miss Denker's past adventures,"
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"I gather you haven't brought any personal attendants, m'lord."
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"Even so."
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"You're just with us 'til after the wedding?"
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"Has Mr Carson announced dinner? They're not all here yet."
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"There we are."
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"was almost as bad as the voyage from Bombay."
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"We are missing one."
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"Well, you're here now."
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"They're all coming for dinner tonight."
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