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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #5.8 (S05E05)

Funny is one word for it.

"Funny is one word for it."

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We're not in one room? Together?

"We're not in one room? Together?"

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So, Lady Rose MacClare is a mesalliance.

"So, Lady Rose MacClare is a mesalliance."

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Lord and Lady Sinderby and Mr Atticus Aldridge.

"Lord and Lady Sinderby and Mr Atticus Aldridge."

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Let's go to Rules. My treat.

"Let's go to Rules. My treat."

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Sinderby's going to be quite a challenge for Rose.

"Sinderby's going to be quite a challenge for Rose."

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And is Bates back? Not yet, m'lord.

"And is Bates back? Not yet, m'lord."

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It's through there, but the post may have gone.

"It's through there, but the post may have gone."

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What about Lady Grantham? She'll be in bed before then.

"What about Lady Grantham? She'll be in bed before then."

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Have you got the hang of it now?

"Have you got the hang of it now?"

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Let's go. We have some business to attend to, while we're here.

"Let's go. We have some business to attend to, while we're here."

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You've changed your tune.

"You've changed your tune."

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This is classic stag party stuff.

"This is classic stag party stuff."

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Certainly not! Why? Bates didn't really give a reason.

"Certainly not! Why? Bates didn't really give a reason."

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Quite right. I tell you what.

"Quite right. I tell you what."

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and his name's Lord Sinderby.

"and his name's Lord Sinderby."

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I'll be back in time to put her to bed.

"I'll be back in time to put her to bed."

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Bye.

"Bye."

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Carson asked me give it to you. Thank you.

"Carson asked me give it to you. Thank you."

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Very well. Let us be honest.

"Very well. Let us be honest."

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In a way, but it's shown me how empty my life's been until now.

"In a way, but it's shown me how empty my life's been until now."

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Which I do not like to see.

"Which I do not like to see."

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Soon our family will be one more British dynasty

"Soon our family will be one more British dynasty"

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She's Scottish. British, then.

"She's Scottish. British, then."

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If it was so lovely, why have you been in a gloom since you got back?

"If it was so lovely, why have you been in a gloom since you got back?"

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Oh... Oh, Daisy.

"Oh... Oh, Daisy."

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That's all very well, but let them cheat you of your future?

"That's all very well, but let them cheat you of your future?"

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I'm pleased. Now we can get on with the work as soon as we're home.

"I'm pleased. Now we can get on with the work as soon as we're home."

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Whoever thought it up has a nasty mind.

"Whoever thought it up has a nasty mind."

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Oh, I must get up to my lady. No, I'm doing it.

"Oh, I must get up to my lady. No, I'm doing it."

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No! God no. No, nothing like that. She just sat and drank.

"No! God no. No, nothing like that. She just sat and drank."

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She took me to this horrible club somewhere off Shaftesbury Avenue.

"She took me to this horrible club somewhere off Shaftesbury Avenue."

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I dare say this is a first for you, Granny,

"I dare say this is a first for you, Granny,"

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Never mind "taken ill," I wish she'd been taken away.

"Never mind "taken ill," I wish she'd been taken away."

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and then you will have a scandal worthy of the name!

"and then you will have a scandal worthy of the name!"

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I attended the wedding of Lord Rosebery and Hannah Rothschild

"I attended the wedding of Lord Rosebery and Hannah Rothschild"

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It wasn't my father. Oh, I never thought it was.

"It wasn't my father. Oh, I never thought it was."

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Hmm, it has for me. I hope it does for you, too.

"Hmm, it has for me. I hope it does for you, too."

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Lord Sinderby has taken Brancaster Castle for the grouse this year.

"Lord Sinderby has taken Brancaster Castle for the grouse this year."

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but I so admire you for putting on a good face.

"but I so admire you for putting on a good face."

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Unless you feel the worse for wear? I don't know what you mean.

"Unless you feel the worse for wear? I don't know what you mean."

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We'll argue later. Off you go while I see to Mr Shute.

"We'll argue later. Off you go while I see to Mr Shute."

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and claims free drinks all night for bringing in new punters.

"and claims free drinks all night for bringing in new punters."

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Are you going 1:0 play?

"Are you going 1:0 play?"

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I watched you realise it as time went on.

"I watched you realise it as time went on."

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NOW!

"NOW!"

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"Sacrifice" is right.

""Sacrifice" is right."

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It's just as it should be.

"It's just as it should be."

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I know what you're thinking.

"I know what you're thinking."

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You're not wrong.

"You're not wrong."

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I must admit it's an unusual sensation

"I must admit it's an unusual sensation"

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but I've decided I'm not going anywhere,

"but I've decided I'm not going anywhere,"

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Poor Mr Bates. They locked him up when he was innocent.

"Poor Mr Bates. They locked him up when he was innocent."

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Well, it's as much Daisy's work as mine.

"Well, it's as much Daisy's work as mine."

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I'm sorry Susan's missing all this. She doesn't care about clothes.

"I'm sorry Susan's missing all this. She doesn't care about clothes."

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Madge says Lord Sinderby's none too keen. So I gather.

"Madge says Lord Sinderby's none too keen. So I gather."

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She's your ally.

"She's your ally."

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just that she thinks her son's happiness is more important.

"just that she thinks her son's happiness is more important."

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Mr and Mrs Bates. Might I take up a moment of your time?

"Mr and Mrs Bates. Might I take up a moment of your time?"

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I hope you won't object if I don't come, Mr Carson.

"I hope you won't object if I don't come, Mr Carson."

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No. I don't believe it does.

"No. I don't believe it does."

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William left this house to give his life for his country.

"William left this house to give his life for his country."

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Don't proclaim your intransigence as if it were a virtue.

"Don't proclaim your intransigence as if it were a virtue."

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You're required upstairs, Mr Carson.

"You're required upstairs, Mr Carson."

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How would you like to be summoned, by Joshua's trumpet?

"How would you like to be summoned, by Joshua's trumpet?"

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I've been thinking.

"I've been thinking."

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That's it. I dare say you enjoy a bit of fun.

"That's it. I dare say you enjoy a bit of fun."

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Where are the Sinderbys?

"Where are the Sinderbys?"

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Atticus has had to move into the Halnaby Hotel.

"Atticus has had to move into the Halnaby Hotel."

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If I don't get an early night, I'll never make it through the week.

"If I don't get an early night, I'll never make it through the week."

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No, m'lord. I'm collecting them now.

"No, m'lord. I'm collecting them now."

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I don't know. Is this a kitchen or a holiday resort?

"I don't know. Is this a kitchen or a holiday resort?"

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Hold the cards in front of you.

"Hold the cards in front of you."

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If you'll come this way, Mrs Bates. I'm staying with her.

"If you'll come this way, Mrs Bates. I'm staying with her."

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But why? What have I done? This is madness.

"But why? What have I done? This is madness."

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Do you like him, Daddy? Please say you do.

"Do you like him, Daddy? Please say you do."

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Yes, I bloody well did, the more fool me.

"Yes, I bloody well did, the more fool me."

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It's unusual for a bridegroom's parents

"It's unusual for a bridegroom's parents"

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It feels quite foreign. Maybe that sort do it differently.

"It feels quite foreign. Maybe that sort do it differently."

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How about lack of self knowledge?

"How about lack of self knowledge?"

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Do you want to be safe, Miss Baxter?

"Do you want to be safe, Miss Baxter?"

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That's a bit sad. I mean it.

"That's a bit sad. I mean it."

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but all I care about is you should believe me.

"but all I care about is you should believe me."

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Granny, do you think Lord Sinderby

"Granny, do you think Lord Sinderby"

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Before I started studying I thought history, art or 'owt like that

"Before I started studying I thought history, art or 'owt like that"

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I'm sure you could. Then that's it.

"I'm sure you could. Then that's it."

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Hasn't she brushed it off as a malicious trap?

"Hasn't she brushed it off as a malicious trap?"

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That's why you're selling.

"That's why you're selling."

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At last I have a plan, start the work in the village,

"At last I have a plan, start the work in the village,"

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And as for you, where have you been? You don't want to know.

"And as for you, where have you been? You don't want to know."

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But won't all that take months?

"But won't all that take months?"

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Why don't we say I'll stay for Christmas then go?

"Why don't we say I'll stay for Christmas then go?"

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At least, I think I see. Next time I'm coming with you.

"At least, I think I see. Next time I'm coming with you."

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Shrimpie and I are in the process of getting a divorce.

"Shrimpie and I are in the process of getting a divorce."

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Cora, would you go and help Susan? She seems in rather a queer way.

"Cora, would you go and help Susan? She seems in rather a queer way."

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I don't believe it. Is that it?

"I don't believe it. Is that it?"

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I should go. I'm helping Lady Rose to change.

"I should go. I'm helping Lady Rose to change."

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So, we should be able to get away later on if you're up for it.

"So, we should be able to get away later on if you're up for it."

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Hello, Tony. How lovely to see you. And you of course, Mabel.

"Hello, Tony. How lovely to see you. And you of course, Mabel."

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and whatever I can do to make him happy, I will do.

"and whatever I can do to make him happy, I will do."

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Lord Sinderby, please believe that I love your son very much

"Lord Sinderby, please believe that I love your son very much"

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In Northumberland?

"In Northumberland?"

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Whatever I said or did was done from love.

"Whatever I said or did was done from love."

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How are you two bearing up?

"How are you two bearing up?"

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Thank you, Carson. That means more to me than you know.

"Thank you, Carson. That means more to me than you know."

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Oh no, it was a funny marriage.

"Oh no, it was a funny marriage."

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But the difference is that you agree with me.

"But the difference is that you agree with me."

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We'll go in separately.

"We'll go in separately."

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What? But he hasn't...

"What? But he hasn't..."

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Haven't you forgotten something?

"Haven't you forgotten something?"

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Can't I stand surety for her? I'm afraid not, sir.

"Can't I stand surety for her? I'm afraid not, sir."

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Oh, thank you.

"Oh, thank you."

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I will ring him now because she is innocent and I am not "Miss"!

"I will ring him now because she is innocent and I am not "Miss"!"

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and so it seems right to us to mark his passing.

"and so it seems right to us to mark his passing."

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but that won't mean she's any the less proud of our William.

"but that won't mean she's any the less proud of our William."

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Come, Mrs Hughes. This isn't like you.

"Come, Mrs Hughes. This isn't like you."

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It makes things a good deal clearer than they were.

"It makes things a good deal clearer than they were."

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Thank you!

"Thank you!"

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Now we're back, do you really think I should put up a fight for Dickie?

"Now we're back, do you really think I should put up a fight for Dickie?"

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You need to calm down, Miss Denker. To go...

"You need to calm down, Miss Denker. To go..."

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