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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.6 (S06E06)

"I feel like the Belgians waiting for the invasion."
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"Gosh, that sounds rather feeble, doesn't it?"
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"Yes, but only so I can be near you."
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"- Sandwiches in Her Ladyship's room. - We'll set up two of the tea tables."
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"- She's got six to do. - Thanks."
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"Mmm. Well, life is full of surprises."
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"- Nor should she. - She must eventually."
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"You've probably thought of this, but I'd place someone,"
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"- You've already said thank you. - That's very nice of you, Mr Mason."
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"managing someone else's estate?"
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"Daisy, can you relieve me? I ought to get the tables upstairs."
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"Only our librarian, Mr Pattinson, but he's away."
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"I know I won't enjoy it one bit, but at the same time..."
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"Is that why it's called Downton Abbey?"
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"Do you know, I've never really noticed that before."
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"Which is sad in a way."
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"A decent Reynolds, a couple of Romneys and a Winterhalter."
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"- You're not curious about how other people live. - No. I'm not."
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"But why should anyone pay to see a perfectly ordinary house?"
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"Who was it?"
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"You don't want to encourage her. She's too curious for her own good."
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"Well. I'm glad it's not bad."
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"You sound as if you should ring for some smelling salts."
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"more responsibility than she had?"
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"Oh, we've masses of time for that. We'll be home tomorrow."
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"I can manage without you for as long as you want."
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"Anna has an appointment this evening."
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"I doubt there's one footman working at Downton."
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"Can Mrs Patmore spare Daisy for the day?"
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"- but don't ask me what. - I won't."
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"He rules Mr Barrow with a rod of iron."
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"but it's just the body adjusting."
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"Never mind. What did he say?"
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"before the letter arrives."
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"- Of course. Will that be all? - Yes, thank you."
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"Do you think he's trying to get in with us?"
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"Miss Marigold's fitted in surprisingly well."
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"She enjoys it, so would I."
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"Is the skin crispy like Mrs Patmore does it? Did you ask her advice?"
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"Except I have a lot of reading to do, so I might just go straight back."
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"Perhaps at Brooklands. You'd have a good time. It's really quite swanky these days."
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"How enchanting you make it sound."
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"- And I know you're not interested in racing. - It's not only that."
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"I don't know why I haven't told you before now,"
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"Matthew died in a car crash."
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"Well, you're a great catch."
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"- How romantic. - Why are you playing Cupid?"
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"I don't see how it would work."
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"I hope you don't mind my taking a chance,"
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"I gather you and he haven't exactly seen eye to eye in the past."
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"It's odd to think you'll be sitting side by side, writing exams."
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"I'll leave you to it."
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"Do we need guides? Can't they just have a look and leave it at that?"
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"What book? Where is it?"
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"No, the third Earl built it."
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"because this room is originally medieval."
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"Sir Charles Barry? Yes, he built the Houses of Parliament,"
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"No, that's him, I think. Or his son."
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"And you let me babble on about my victory? Have you told Robert?"
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"- What about the sandwiches? - I'll take them up when I've got the tables organised. - Oh, tablecloths!"
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"You wouldn't believe what happened up there. In front of everyone."
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"- Do be logical. - I am sick and tired of logic!"
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"Just tell Cora I do not wish to see her face"
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"Please tell Mrs Crawley when you see her that I am her friend."
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"What a day."
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"If I could just be sure."
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"I hope we'll stay as long as we can."
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"- But I suppose we all realise it may not last forever. - Oh, this is weakling talk."
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"Oh, it's addressed to me."
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"- What would you say to helping me out? - What?"
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"We've been here since 9:00."
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"Well, you're the boss."
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"She needs a glass of water and a fan, if you'd heard what I heard."
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"I don't think so. Not if you want them to go away happy,"
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"I don't think she needs a job. I think she wants a job."
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"You are in the next group."
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"- Are you all right? - I was going to see if Her Ladyship needs anything."
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"We're opening the house that weekend. He may have some ideas."
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"I wish you'd told me before."
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"If I could choose between principle and logic,"
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"Excuse me. Hmm. Oh!"
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"- Hello. - You're over here."
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"But then you'd have to wait for the pudding before you saw him."
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"Yes, Barrow's rather sweet with the children."
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"It's fine. Standard pregnancy pain. Something to do with the ligament,"
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"I must give Clarkson an answer, or Mama will find out some other way,"
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"or at least he finished them."
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"And, you know, he built lots of lovely big buildings."
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"- Mama, you of all people don't want to bore our vis... - Just be quiet."
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