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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #4.8 (S04E04)

Oh, what about particularly?

"Oh, what about particularly?"

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Oh, I can't agree. In my experience it's a dangerous occupation.

"Oh, I can't agree. In my experience it's a dangerous occupation."

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Dangerous? Well, no life appears rewarding

"Dangerous? Well, no life appears rewarding"

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I gather you've launched into pigs these days.

"I gather you've launched into pigs these days."

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Yes. And their arrival was quite the adventure,

"Yes. And their arrival was quite the adventure,"

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Is this what you wouldn't tell me when I was last here?

"Is this what you wouldn't tell me when I was last here?"

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Lady Mary was perfectly splendid. Lady Mary IS perfectly splendid.

"Lady Mary was perfectly splendid. Lady Mary IS perfectly splendid."

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Really, Charles, are you a pig expert, as well?

"Really, Charles, are you a pig expert, as well?"

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He was that night, thank heaven.

"He was that night, thank heaven."

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Rosamund and Edith have some exciting news.

"Rosamund and Edith have some exciting news."

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The only thing I ever learned from my governess was how to say

"The only thing I ever learned from my governess was how to say"

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Oh, poor Mademoiselle. Her life was full of... complications.

"Oh, poor Mademoiselle. Her life was full of... complications."

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Or is this an incognito search for the missing Mr Gregson?

"Or is this an incognito search for the missing Mr Gregson?"

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Thank you, Tom.

"Thank you, Tom."

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thinking his way around the Highlands.

"thinking his way around the Highlands."

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I like Scotland, me. At least, I would if I'd ever been there.

"I like Scotland, me. At least, I would if I'd ever been there."

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Well, I've had a bellyful of heather and no mistake.

"Well, I've had a bellyful of heather and no mistake."

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So you're glad you're on your way to London?

"So you're glad you're on your way to London?"

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It'll be all I can do to stop singing when I get in the car.

"It'll be all I can do to stop singing when I get in the car."

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Piccadilly one end, Saville Row the other.

"Piccadilly one end, Saville Row the other."

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Oh, you lucky tyke. I AM a lucky tyke.

"Oh, you lucky tyke. I AM a lucky tyke."

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What about you, Anna? Do you fancy a taste of Mr Green's life?

"What about you, Anna? Do you fancy a taste of Mr Green's life?"

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After all, she's got to have some novelty when we bring her out.

"After all, she's got to have some novelty when we bring her out."

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Quite right. She can help with the bazaar.

"Quite right. She can help with the bazaar."

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Sshh. Here she is. Actually, I want a word with her.

"Sshh. Here she is. Actually, I want a word with her."

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This is early for you to go to bed. I had rather a tiring day.

"This is early for you to go to bed. I had rather a tiring day."

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I don't care what it costs and I won't keep it a secret.

"I don't care what it costs and I won't keep it a secret."

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I feel we're driving you away.

"I feel we're driving you away."

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If Tony hadn't offered us a lift we'd be here forever.

"If Tony hadn't offered us a lift we'd be here forever."

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It's kind of you to give them a lift.

"It's kind of you to give them a lift."

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Pure self interest. I couldn't leave Charles here, alone with you.

"Pure self interest. I couldn't leave Charles here, alone with you."

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What would be the point, Tony?

"What would be the point, Tony?"

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I'm never going to be your mistress.

"I'm never going to be your mistress."

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I haven't been in London since... and I must tell her face to face.

"I haven't been in London since... and I must tell her face to face."

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I've told you I'm not on the market, Tony.

"I've told you I'm not on the market, Tony."

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Sometimes I almost wish I were, but I'm not.

"Sometimes I almost wish I were, but I'm not."

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And that's all there is to it.

"And that's all there is to it."

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Oh, you have been incredibly kind to put up with us for so long.

"Oh, you have been incredibly kind to put up with us for so long."

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What do you think? A desire?

"What do you think? A desire?"

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I've posted the letter. Well, he'll probably still come.

"I've posted the letter. Well, he'll probably still come."

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He's got to be in Yorkshire for the funeral, whatever you said.

"He's got to be in Yorkshire for the funeral, whatever you said."

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Oh, just tell me. I know you've got a secret,

"Oh, just tell me. I know you've got a secret,"

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and if you're trying to spare my feelings it's not working.

"and if you're trying to spare my feelings it's not working."

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His father's died, so he's coming for the burial.

"His father's died, so he's coming for the burial."

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We can't fall out, we've never fallen in!

"We can't fall out, we've never fallen in!"

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Oh? No.

"Oh? No."

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I want to know what you were doing at Downton.

"I want to know what you were doing at Downton."

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Why shouldn't I come to Downton? I grew up here.

"Why shouldn't I come to Downton? I grew up here."

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I see I'll have to take the slow path.

"I see I'll have to take the slow path."

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but you don't say why.

"but you don't say why."

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that you and Edith are retreating to the continent for several months

"that you and Edith are retreating to the continent for several months"

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so you can improve your French. Yes.

"so you can improve your French. Yes."

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If she wishes to be understood by a foreigner, she shouts.

"If she wishes to be understood by a foreigner, she shouts."

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Isn't it time one of you told me the truth?

"Isn't it time one of you told me the truth?"

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They're starting to set up the stalls for the bazaar today

"They're starting to set up the stalls for the bazaar today"

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but if you play your cards right, you'll avoid a clip round the ear.

"but if you play your cards right, you'll avoid a clip round the ear."

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I'll ask Mrs Patmore for some refreshment for the village people.

"I'll ask Mrs Patmore for some refreshment for the village people."

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This is an early warning that they're coming to set up the stalls for Saturday,

"This is an early warning that they're coming to set up the stalls for Saturday,"

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so we'd better have sandwiches and beer at the ready.

"so we'd better have sandwiches and beer at the ready."

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He does know there's no hope with Ivy?

"He does know there's no hope with Ivy?"

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Well, that's why he's written to me. But he says he wants to see her.

"Well, that's why he's written to me. But he says he wants to see her."

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It's not going to be very easy for Daisy.

"It's not going to be very easy for Daisy."

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If you think it best. It's you who'll do the extra work, not me.

"If you think it best. It's you who'll do the extra work, not me."

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We've had no word from him in days.

"We've had no word from him in days."

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What is it?

"What is it?"

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What do you think?

"What do you think?"

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I'm engaged!

"I'm engaged!"

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Well, I suppose so. I ought to go back and tell Mrs Field. Why?

"Well, I suppose so. I ought to go back and tell Mrs Field. Why?"

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Mm. It was fixed years ago, but now Robert's off on his travels,

"Mm. It was fixed years ago, but now Robert's off on his travels,"

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For what reason? Suddenly she has to be in London.

"For what reason? Suddenly she has to be in London."

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What's the rush?

"What's the rush?"

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Why? I'm not sure.

"Why? I'm not sure."

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Come in.

"Come in."

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Mr Carson, I'd like to go into York tomorrow. I hope you don't mind.

"Mr Carson, I'd like to go into York tomorrow. I hope you don't mind."

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I'll set off first thing, if you've no objection.

"I'll set off first thing, if you've no objection."

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I still don't understand why you're not in NEW York,

"I still don't understand why you're not in NEW York,"

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Can I have a go? It's not ready yet.

"Can I have a go? It's not ready yet."

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More sandwiches and more beer. It's like a plague of locusts.

"More sandwiches and more beer. It's like a plague of locusts."

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Busy, Mr Molesley? I like the bazaar.

"Busy, Mr Molesley? I like the bazaar."

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I always enjoy it. I hope you will.

"I always enjoy it. I hope you will."

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Alfred's coming Saturday, in't he? How do you know that?

"Alfred's coming Saturday, in't he? How do you know that?"

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because I wondered if you'd rather be away.

"because I wondered if you'd rather be away."

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What about all the work? Oh, it's mostly done by then.

"What about all the work? Oh, it's mostly done by then."

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Stay away as late as you like. Just to be safe.

"Stay away as late as you like. Just to be safe."

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Goodbye, then. Bye, Rose.

"Goodbye, then. Bye, Rose."

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Could you? You're an angel.

"Could you? You're an angel."

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but they'll do the best they can. Thank you.

"but they'll do the best they can. Thank you."

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How mysterious.

"How mysterious."

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Is anything wrong?

"Is anything wrong?"

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I've no appointment. I was on my way to Skipton

"I've no appointment. I was on my way to Skipton"

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you've been reading Socialist newspapers again.

"you've been reading Socialist newspapers again."

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You've heard some of my story, but not all of it.

"You've heard some of my story, but not all of it."

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Now...

"Now..."

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That was a splendid luncheon.

"That was a splendid luncheon."

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Quite a change for me. Oh, I can't believe that.

"Quite a change for me. Oh, I can't believe that."

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A husband is told so often he's going to die first,

"A husband is told so often he's going to die first,"

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you never think you're going to have to manage on your own.

"you never think you're going to have to manage on your own."

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I doubt Doctor Crawley would have managed any better.

"I doubt Doctor Crawley would have managed any better."

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Let me take you. My car's outside.

"Let me take you. My car's outside."

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I can easily walk.

"I can easily walk."

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Then... thank you.

"Then... thank you."

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I want to speak to you.

"I want to speak to you."

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That's a long story.

"That's a long story."

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That one had a happy ending.

"That one had a happy ending."

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I'm so sorry.

"I'm so sorry."

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She must have been a very unusual and independent person.

"She must have been a very unusual and independent person."

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I really am very grateful. Thank you.

"I really am very grateful. Thank you."

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I do not know this Mr... Mr Drewe...

"I do not know this Mr... Mr Drewe..."

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But I can't bear the thought of giving it away.

"But I can't bear the thought of giving it away."

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Well, Switzerland has everything to offer...

"Well, Switzerland has everything to offer..."

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Now, I will pay for everything.

"Now, I will pay for everything."

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and she'll start exacting annual tribute.

"and she'll start exacting annual tribute."

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What do your sons do? I assume they do something.

"What do your sons do? I assume they do something."

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Ah, don't remind me.

"Ah, don't remind me."

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Larry's in banking and Tim's in the diplomatic,

"Larry's in banking and Tim's in the diplomatic,"

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He's dead.

"He's dead."

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I'm terribly sorry. I... I'd forgotten for a moment who you were.

"I'm terribly sorry. I... I'd forgotten for a moment who you were."

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Don't worry. Please.

"Don't worry. Please."

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but gives you strength in the end, as we know.

"but gives you strength in the end, as we know."

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We struggled on, of course, as everyone did in those days,

"We struggled on, of course, as everyone did in those days,"

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