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Clips from Downton Abbey (2010) - Family (S02E02)

"Not yet, but there's no hurry."
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"I'm sure they won't object if I stop here for a week or two."
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"I shouldn't bet on it."
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"I nearly put out the new dinner jacket, m'lord,"
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"Mustn't frighten the horses."
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"I don't think so, m'lord."
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"You'd think she'd leave a note."
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"Perhaps it was a spur of the moment decision. It can't have been."
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"Wouldn't she have to get hold of the stuff?"
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"It is Anna, isn't it? Yes sir."
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"I want to ask a favour of you. Of me, Sir Richard."
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"You. I've been waiting for you."
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"I wonder if you could step into my room for a moment."
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"You attend Lady Mary and her sisters... don't you?"
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"In addition to your other duties."
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"I do, sir, yes."
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"Because I would be very willing to increase your stipend."
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"If this is about coming with Lady Mary when you marry,"
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"my fiance, Mr Bates, works here and I don't think I..."
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"No, it's not that. Although it's a pity."
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"That's kind."
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"You see... I'm anxious to make Lady Mary happy."
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"Of course you are, sir. And to that end, I feel I need to know"
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"a great deal more about her than I do."
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"Our customs are so strange in this country."
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"A couple is hardly allowed a moment alone"
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"together before they walk down the aisle."
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"I'm not sure I understand, sir."
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"Where she goes, whom she sees. What she says to them."
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"Excuse me, sir. Do you mean you want me to give you"
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"It will be extra work, but I'm happy to pay."
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"But I'm afraid I wouldn't have the time. Thank you, sir."
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"It's your choice, of course."
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"I nearly came down in a dinner jacket tonight."
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"Really? Well, why not a dressing gown?"
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"Or better still, pyjamas?"
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"That's why I didn't."
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"I like the new fashions. Shorter skirts, looser cuts."
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"The old clothes were all very well if one spent the day"
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"on a chaise longue, but if one wants to get anything done,"
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"I'll stick to the chaise longue."
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"Granny, you don't want things to go back to the way they were, surely?"
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"Of course I do, and as quickly as possible."
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"What about you, Papa?"
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"Before the war, I believed my life had value."
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"I suppose I should like to feel that again."
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"Have you seen the boys' haircuts the women are wearing in Paris?"
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"I might."
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"I'm not sure how feminine it is."
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"I'm not sure how feminine I am. Very, I'm glad to say."
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"She and her husband are in Yorkshire on Friday"
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"and she wants to pay us a visit. Why?"
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"The last time they saw him alive, it was here. I can understand."
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"Will they be staying, my lady? No, but we'll give them luncheon."
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"That way they can talk about the Major with all of us who knew him."
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"That lets me out, thank heaven."
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"You look very fine."
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"Everything I own is from my season before the war."
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"I'm trying to wear them out."
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"Where have you been all day? Nowhere. I've just been busy."
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"I feel so flat after the rush and bustle of the last two years."
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"Does this mean that you've made up your mind, at last?"
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"No, not quite, but almost."
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"What do you mean, 'how did she say it?'"
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"Mr and Mrs Bryant are coming for luncheon on Friday."
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"How are things over at Haxby? Pretty good."
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"Building materials are in short supply,"
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"but Sir Richard knows how to get around that."
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"Well, you should see some of the gadgets in the kitchens."
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"And the bathrooms - oh, goodness me!"
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"I'm surprised you know who Theda Bara is."
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"I get about, Mrs Hughes, I get about."
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"But will you be happy there? That's what I want to be sure of."
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"If you're asking whether I'll regret leaving Downton..."
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"I will regret it every minute of every day."
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"and haunt it ever after."
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"Well, then!"
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"You see, I think I can help her."
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"And if I can help her... then I must."
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"To me, Lady Mary is an uppity minx"
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"who's the author of her own misfortunes."
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"You didn't know her when she was a child, Mrs Hughes."
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"She was a guinea a minute then."
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"I remember once she came in here,"
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"she can't have been more than four or five years old."
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"She said, 'Mr Carson, I've decided to run away"
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"'Well, ' I said, 'that could be awkward for his Lordship."
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"Suppose I give you sixpence to spend in the village instead?'"
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"'Very well, ' says she. 'But you must be sure to charge me interest. '"
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"And did you?"
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"She gave me a kiss in full payment."
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"Then she had the better bargain."
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"I wouldn't say that."
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"There you are, Mrs Hughes. They said you were in here."
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"Might I have a word? Of course. Shall we go to my room?"
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"In fact, I think he probably should."
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"You've done this before."
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"Bates, can I ask you something?"
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"Have you told Dr Clarkson?"
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"Memory of a tingling or something."
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"But, I mean, I do know my back is broken."
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"I do keep feeling it. Or I think I do."
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"I should wait and see."
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"If something is changing, it will make itself known."
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"Now will that be all? Yes, thank you."
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"Bates..."
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"I couldn't bear it if Miss Swire or mother or..."
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"I won't say a thing."
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"Good night, sir."
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"Morning."
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"Morning."
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"I don't know why I'm doing this. I must be out of my mind."
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"Not after this trip. So what should I do?"
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"Come to the house. But stay outside in the game larder."
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"I'll leave some food there and a blanket,"
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"and then I'll try and find a moment alone with Mrs Bryant"
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"and tell her about little Charlie."
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"And then, if she asks - only if she asks, mind you..."
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"I'll bring her out to see the child. What about him?"
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"And do you think she'll help me? She might."
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