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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #4.8 (S04E04)

about racial purity

"about racial purity"

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Don't you know me better than that?

"Don't you know me better than that?"

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I'm going to marry him, Mary.

"I'm going to marry him, Mary."

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Not once I've told Mummy.

"Not once I've told Mummy."

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I want to see her face crumble when she finds out.

"I want to see her face crumble when she finds out."

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Rose!

"Rose!"

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Oh, hardly. We're in grave danger of outstaying our welcome.

"Oh, hardly. We're in grave danger of outstaying our welcome."

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I hope you'll be back soon. Good luck with your bazaar.

"I hope you'll be back soon. Good luck with your bazaar."

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Can't you stay and lend me a hand? Don't tempt me.

"Can't you stay and lend me a hand? Don't tempt me."

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And not least for the very practical and muddy pig rescue.

"And not least for the very practical and muddy pig rescue."

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Glad to be of service, m'lady.

"Glad to be of service, m'lady."

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Are you going straight there? We might stop for some lunch...

"Are you going straight there? We might stop for some lunch..."

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Will you let me see you when you're next down south?

"Will you let me see you when you're next down south?"

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I've made up my mind to call off the engagement.

"I've made up my mind to call off the engagement."

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Does Mabel know? Not yet.

"Does Mabel know? Not yet."

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I'm not free.

"I'm not free."

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We'll miss you. The house will seem rather empty.

"We'll miss you. The house will seem rather empty."

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If it were my choice, I should never be away from here.

"If it were my choice, I should never be away from here."

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Can I ask you one thing? How do you feel about your man?

"Can I ask you one thing? How do you feel about your man?"

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We'd better get started. So, this really is goodbye.

"We'd better get started. So, this really is goodbye."

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Not for long, I hope.

"Not for long, I hope."

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You took the words right out of my mouth.

"You took the words right out of my mouth."

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What's a group noun for suitors?

"What's a group noun for suitors?"

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A desire of suitors. Very good.

"A desire of suitors. Very good."

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If you're going to talk nonsense, I have better things to do.

"If you're going to talk nonsense, I have better things to do."

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Whatever she said to who?

"Whatever she said to who?"

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Alfred's written.

"Alfred's written."

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He wants to look in and see us all. See us all, or see her?

"He wants to look in and see us all. See us all, or see her?"

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Alfred's asked me to marry him. But she's turned him down.

"Alfred's asked me to marry him. But she's turned him down."

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Why don't we leave the subject there? We don't want to fall out.

"Why don't we leave the subject there? We don't want to fall out."

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So they got off in good order.

"So they got off in good order."

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I wonder how long it'll take for them all to propose to Mary.

"I wonder how long it'll take for them all to propose to Mary."

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He's supposed to be, but he still seems as keen as mustard.

"He's supposed to be, but he still seems as keen as mustard."

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Well, that is very interesting.

"Well, that is very interesting."

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But it's not why I asked you here.

"But it's not why I asked you here."

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I don't understand.

"I don't understand."

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You telephone to say Edith is to be cherished,

"You telephone to say Edith is to be cherished,"

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Didn't I? No.

"Didn't I? No."

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Next, you invite yourself to Downton and reveal at dinner

"Next, you invite yourself to Downton and reveal at dinner"

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Rosamund has no interest in French.

"Rosamund has no interest in French."

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That's not fair.

"That's not fair."

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If I told you the truth, Granny, you would never speak to me again.

"If I told you the truth, Granny, you would never speak to me again."

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Then you HAVE told me the truth.

"Then you HAVE told me the truth."

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But I would like to hear it enunciated more clearly.

"But I would like to hear it enunciated more clearly."

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Right. Now, we must all look lively.

"Right. Now, we must all look lively."

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and her ladyship will need all hands on deck.

"and her ladyship will need all hands on deck."

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James, Mr Molesley, if you could both keep an eye on things.

"James, Mr Molesley, if you could both keep an eye on things."

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Do we get paid extra? No,

"Do we get paid extra? No,"

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As I feared. Alfred's looking in on Saturday on his way back to London.

"As I feared. Alfred's looking in on Saturday on his way back to London."

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So he'll be here for the bazaar.

"So he'll be here for the bazaar."

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I thought I'd give her the day off. You won't mind, will you?

"I thought I'd give her the day off. You won't mind, will you?"

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What a nightmare.

"What a nightmare."

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The man selling ices is ill so I've got to find another.

"The man selling ices is ill so I've got to find another."

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The grocers from Easingwold and Malton can't be side by side,

"The grocers from Easingwold and Malton can't be side by side,"

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and I've got to decide the house menus with Mrs Patmore.

"and I've got to decide the house menus with Mrs Patmore."

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I'll do that. Tend to the bazaar.

"I'll do that. Tend to the bazaar."

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When's Cousin Robert coming back? I don't know. I wish I did.

"When's Cousin Robert coming back? I don't know. I wish I did."

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Tell someone what? Oh, Mary.

"Tell someone what? Oh, Mary."

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First, can you join me for luncheon today?

"First, can you join me for luncheon today?"

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I've got Lord Merton coming.

"I've got Lord Merton coming."

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Mary's Godfather?

"Mary's Godfather?"

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I think Rosamund's still here. Oh, no, she can't stand him.

"I think Rosamund's still here. Oh, no, she can't stand him."

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I could ask Edith. She might be free.

"I could ask Edith. She might be free."

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Oh, I hope so.

"Oh, I hope so."

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I'm a feeble substitute for the entire Crawley family.

"I'm a feeble substitute for the entire Crawley family."

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Mmm, yes, but you're better than nothing.

"Mmm, yes, but you're better than nothing."

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How warming you make that sound.

"How warming you make that sound."

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Oh, I'm ever so glad to find you. Can you help me do these?

"Oh, I'm ever so glad to find you. Can you help me do these?"

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But she wants me to go with her. Of course.

"But she wants me to go with her. Of course."

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When will you be back? Tomorrow evening, but we'll be late.

"When will you be back? Tomorrow evening, but we'll be late."

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It's not fair.

"It's not fair."

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I stop you going to New York and then I set off for London.

"I stop you going to New York and then I set off for London."

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Don't be silly.

"Don't be silly."

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You've got no duties here. Why should I mind?

"You've got no duties here. Why should I mind?"

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Be my guest, Mr Bates.

"Be my guest, Mr Bates."

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so I can hardly object to York.

"so I can hardly object to York."

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Enjoy yourself.

"Enjoy yourself."

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Anyway, you're a bit of a shrimp, aren't you?

"Anyway, you're a bit of a shrimp, aren't you?"

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I'm a shrimp with muscles, me.

"I'm a shrimp with muscles, me."

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We'll find that out on Saturday.

"We'll find that out on Saturday."

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Oh, get off with you, you cheeky devil.

"Oh, get off with you, you cheeky devil."

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I heard you and Mrs Hughes talking. Well I, I were going to mention it,

"I heard you and Mrs Hughes talking. Well I, I were going to mention it,"

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If you'd rather avoid him, I won't mind.

"If you'd rather avoid him, I won't mind."

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Could I go and see Mr Mason?

"Could I go and see Mr Mason?"

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That's a good idea.

"That's a good idea."

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But why the urgency?

"But why the urgency?"

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I can't explain, but I swear if you knew, you'd approve.

"I can't explain, but I swear if you knew, you'd approve."

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What this? What's happened? Mary has to go to London.

"What this? What's happened? Mary has to go to London."

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It's no big thing. I'll be back tomorrow night.

"It's no big thing. I'll be back tomorrow night."

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Can I come? No.

"Can I come? No."

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Well, why not? Because Mama needs you here.

"Well, why not? Because Mama needs you here."

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I told Mead he could visit his sister in Swindon,

"I told Mead he could visit his sister in Swindon,"

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The car's packed in, my friend's gone for help.

"The car's packed in, my friend's gone for help."

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to see some suppliers and compare prices.

"to see some suppliers and compare prices."

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How impressive.

"How impressive."

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I thought that when the agent was a cousin or son-in-law,

"I thought that when the agent was a cousin or son-in-law,"

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he had free shooting for life, but others did the work.

"he had free shooting for life, but others did the work."

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To quote my wife's grandmother,

"To quote my wife's grandmother,"

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You should know.

"You should know."

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Is this wise?

"Is this wise?"

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I came to Downton to be the chauffeur.

"I came to Downton to be the chauffeur."

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It's true. I eat nothing but nursery food.

"It's true. I eat nothing but nursery food."

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Perhaps you need a new cook. It's not her fault.

"Perhaps you need a new cook. It's not her fault."

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I never know what to order.

"I never know what to order."

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I'm so interested he was a doctor.

"I'm so interested he was a doctor."

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Didn't see it as a profession for a gentleman.

"Didn't see it as a profession for a gentleman."

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I don't believe he'd have gone that far.

"I don't believe he'd have gone that far."

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But he didn't think it quite suitable for a peer, no.

"But he didn't think it quite suitable for a peer, no."

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I'd like to. Please.

"I'd like to. Please."

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I should go too, Granny.

"I should go too, Granny."

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No. Stay.

"No. Stay."

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So were you still the chauffeur when you married?

"So were you still the chauffeur when you married?"

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Everything with you's a long story.

"Everything with you's a long story."

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For a time, anyway.

"For a time, anyway."

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I know she died.

"I know she died."

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It's nice that they asked you to stay, to make your life here.

"It's nice that they asked you to stay, to make your life here."

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Still, it makes me take a kinder view of the family.

"Still, it makes me take a kinder view of the family."

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Nothing.

"Nothing."

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But, as a rule, I don't really warm to their type.

"But, as a rule, I don't really warm to their type."

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I don't believe in types.

"I don't believe in types."

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