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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.6 (S06E06)

"You never know. But it's not at the cottage."
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"- Did you enjoy our London spree? - I did."
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"What are Edith's prospects?"
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"She took him to meet Marigold, but she didn't tell him why."
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"Yes, Mr Carson."
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"It was the monks' refectory of an abbey"
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"Right away, Mr Carson."
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"- Too like. - That she should connive at my humiliation,"
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"Our influence is finished."
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"May I ask what you're doing here?"
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"- I've installed a telephone in the house. - Your own telephone?"
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"My, my. You're blazing a trail now."
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"Now, it may be innocent. I'm not saying I'm infallible."
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"Uh, this is my soon-to-be daughter in law, Miss Cruikshank."
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"Come on, God bless you, come on!"
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"Please come along, in aid of the hospital trust."
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"- visiting the Tate. - That's not the point."
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"Clarkson was there? Oh, so he really has weakened."
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"You believe that? Even after Robert's life"
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"If you mean is it serious, it is."
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"The thing is, we don't want someone to come up with another name."
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"The girls still need you. But anyway, isn't it time for a rest?"
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"If I find out you knew and didn't tell me, I'd be terribly upset."
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"- Yes, I think you'd enjoy it. - I know I'd enjoy it. Mary?"
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"- I'm afraid that's probably true. - Mmm."
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"- Less nervous making. - Absolutely."
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"And that's quite good, too."
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"Not this again."
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"my word of honour that nothing took place of which you would disapprove?"
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"People are curious about what it's like to live here."
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"Oh. This is good of you."
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"Oh, it's from Mr Mason."
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"Mr Molesley, I've had an idea."
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"- Yes. I saw it in the papers. - I know I've rather pushed in,"
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"I'm sorry for the wait, can you form parties of 10?"
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"- It's not very cosy, is it? - Isn't it?"
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"but we are talking about a vulnerable young man,"
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"- Would you like a drink? - Just a tiny glass of whisky and water."
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"Oh, and how will you attract the visitors?"
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"- Oh, you're busy. - No, no. We're finished, Mrs Hughes."
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"with no more than 30 in the house at any one time."
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"He's on the mend. It's been a few weeks now."
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"Well, you're here tonight. Why not come specially? Watch from the pits with the team."
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"My son's wife, whom I have treated like a daughter."
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"I think they'll have to drag you out,"
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"I'm a car mechanic, thank you."
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"of my beautiful wife."
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"Why don't I walk you back? Where are you based?"
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"- You're a darling. - Shall we?"
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"- No. - Should we run for it?"
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"- If you'd like to. - I would rather."
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"That was high risk."
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"I thought I might equip myself with it for tomorrow."
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"Ten years ago, that very idea would have filled you with horror."
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"I'd take principle every time!"
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"- My mum does. - There you are."
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"Are you sure, My Lord? Shouldn't we shake out his pockets?"
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"- For charity, you mean? - No, for us."
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"And what about Robert? He's still very ill."
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"No, you may not."
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"You could ask Mr Mason to join you on the day. He'd enjoy that."
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"Oh, I don't know. With her magazine, I think she could develop into"
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"Who painted that?"
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"People want to see a different sort of home. It's not the things in it."
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"They are going to combine us with York."
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"- What is it? - I've had a letter. From Coyle."
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"She's agreed, so I'm all set."
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"There may come a day when we simply can't ignore such a large source of income at our fingertips."
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"- Is dinner finished? - It is."
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"It is cosy at night, with the lamps and the fire."
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"and leave behind what's not theirs."
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"- We're both driving at Brooklands next month. - In the car you tested in Yorkshire?"
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"I come to see your house. With my mum and dad."
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"Well, why not buy somewhere comfy?"
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"- And all from the sale of tickets? - It's a great deal of money."
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"I only mean you don't need a job."
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"Let him go. No harm done."
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"so they don't want us there."
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"And we only have one groom and a stable boy."
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"To let them enjoy fine craftsmanship and beautiful paintings."
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"and... I thought you might fancy some of this."
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"- This is for Mrs Patmore. - What is it?"
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"Robert would have been treated there even after the hand-over."
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"- Ten years, m'lady. - Ten years? My goodness."
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"- Dr Clarkson, what do you feel? - Keeping people healthy takes a lot"
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"With Lady Rosamund. Pack something for the evening."
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"Oh, roll up, roll up, visit an actual dining room!"
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"Lady Grantham is not as young as she was,"
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"They'll write, as soon as they hear back from me."
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"I'm happy to talk to Dr Clarkson."
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"Oh, Evelyn? Yes, send him my love, too."
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"- Why don't you come with us? - And watch Mary flirt with her oily driver? No, thank you."
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"Barrow was in the gallery, looking rather glum. Do we know why?"
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"Dr Ryder was my idea, not yours."
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"He's awfully sweet with George and the girls."
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"I'm not necessarily suggesting you might teach."
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"Oh, I don't know what to say."
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"Well, I think it's because I missed the boat that I feel"
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"As president of the hospital, I ought to have a formal role."
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"I do. But not if it will upset you."
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"I shall read lots into your wanting to be a surprise. Am I right?"
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"Single now, we're all war widows."
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"No. I suppose I should have jumped out of a cake."
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"- We've met again since then. - This is Mary's brother-in-law, Tom Branson."
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"- Would you want to come? - I don't get down to London much."
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"If Anna says she doesn't know anything, I'm sure she doesn't."
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"Mrs Patmore gave me two lemons, and I left them on the kitchen table."
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"What were you going to say?"
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"- Good night. Shall I get us a taxi? - Well, it's such a lovely night."
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"Yes, I know. Evelyn told me."
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"I don't understand. He wants you to sit the exam as well as Daisy?"
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"- With a view to... - He wasn't very specific."
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"Come on. Careful."
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"We dashed for cover till it slackened off a bit."
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"I mean, Marigold's sweet, but why would any man want to take her on?"
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"Thank God I've found you."
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"That feels so nice and automatic."
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"- Plenty of drivers' wives never go near the race track. - Wives?"
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"I hope so."
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"Uh, only we're coming to the house opening on Saturday to support it."
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