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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #4.8 (S04E04)

I believe in people.

"I believe in people."

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Now give it a try.

"Now give it a try."

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I don't often say it,

"I don't often say it,"

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but Rosamund is right.

"but Rosamund is right."

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but even if he is everything you say,

"but even if he is everything you say,"

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to keep the child here

"to keep the child here"

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would be like a permanent sword of Damocles, inches from your head.

"would be like a permanent sword of Damocles, inches from your head."

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except perhaps conversation.

"except perhaps conversation."

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And one can learn to live without that.

"And one can learn to live without that."

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And if Michael turns up?

"And if Michael turns up?"

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Well, if you want my advice, start again.

"Well, if you want my advice, start again."

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Aunt Rosamund said she would.

"Aunt Rosamund said she would."

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You'll be quite enough in her debt as it is.

"You'll be quite enough in her debt as it is."

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Take any more,

"Take any more,"

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Remember I met Larry at that dinner?

"Remember I met Larry at that dinner?"

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They do work.

"They do work."

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so nothing very startling there. What about yours?

"so nothing very startling there. What about yours?"

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Matthew was a lawyer.

"Matthew was a lawyer."

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He's...

"He's..."

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I thought you would know that.

"I thought you would know that."

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Oh, good God.

"Oh, good God."

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How is Mary? I do wish I could have seen her today.

"How is Mary? I do wish I could have seen her today."

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Well, slow to start with, but now she's on her way, which I'm glad of.

"Well, slow to start with, but now she's on her way, which I'm glad of."

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I heard they were well suited. Yes.

"I heard they were well suited. Yes."

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They were happy, which makes the parting worse,

"They were happy, which makes the parting worse,"

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You maybe. Not me.

"You maybe. Not me."

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Lady Merton and I were not exactly meant to be together.

"Lady Merton and I were not exactly meant to be together."

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but I'm not sure now how sensible it was.

"but I'm not sure now how sensible it was."

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I envy you, your wonderful memories, but I can't pretend to match them.

"I envy you, your wonderful memories, but I can't pretend to match them."

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♪ Da-da-da-da-da

"♪ Da-da-da-da-da"

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♪ Da-da-da-da

"♪ Da-da-da-da"

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♪ Da-ba-da-ba-da

"♪ Da-ba-da-ba-da"

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♪ Da-da-da-da

"♪ Da-da-da-da"

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♪ Da-da-da-da

"♪ Da-da-da-da"

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♪ Da-da-da-da

"♪ Da-da-da-da"

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♪ Da-da ♪

"♪ Da-da ♪"

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Lady Mary. Huh.

"Lady Mary. Huh."

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Rose telephoned.

"Rose telephoned."

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I just made some tea. Would you like a cup?

"I just made some tea. Would you like a cup?"

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And your father would agree.

"And your father would agree."

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To be fair to Papa, he'd find your being a band singer

"To be fair to Papa, he'd find your being a band singer"

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Mr Ross, are you sure about this?

"Mr Ross, are you sure about this?"

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Marriage is a challenge, even when everyone wants it.

"Marriage is a challenge, even when everyone wants it."

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Even if everyone prays you'll be happy.

"Even if everyone prays you'll be happy."

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You mean in our case, they'll all be trying to pull us apart.

"You mean in our case, they'll all be trying to pull us apart."

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She may love you a bit, but mostly I'd say

"She may love you a bit, but mostly I'd say"

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That's what my mother said.

"That's what my mother said."

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You and my mother have a lot in common.

"You and my mother have a lot in common."

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Tell me honestly: Do you think you can survive what they'll do to you?

"Tell me honestly: Do you think you can survive what they'll do to you?"

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I will not be marrying Rose.

"I will not be marrying Rose."

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You won't? No.

"You won't? No."

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I've enjoyed her dreams.

"I've enjoyed her dreams."

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I think she's more than you allow.

"I think she's more than you allow."

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But?

"But?"

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I don't want to spoil her life.

"I don't want to spoil her life."

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I love her.

"I love her."

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I want her to be happy.

"I want her to be happy."

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So you'll end it?

"So you'll end it?"

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Yes.

"Yes."

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I'm stopping it now.

"I'm stopping it now."

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So will you tell Rose, or shall I? I'll tell her.

"So will you tell Rose, or shall I? I'll tell her."

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She'll get it tomorrow.

"She'll get it tomorrow."

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It doesn't mean I think it's right.

"It doesn't mean I think it's right."

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I wouldn't give in if we lived in even a slightly better world.

"I wouldn't give in if we lived in even a slightly better world."

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but if we lived in a better world, I wouldn't want you to.

"but if we lived in a better world, I wouldn't want you to."

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I've been downstairs, m'lady. They're making dinner for you now.

"I've been downstairs, m'lady. They're making dinner for you now."

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Much as I was yesterday.

"Much as I was yesterday."

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Anna,

"Anna,"

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I've decided to see Lord Gillingham.

"I've decided to see Lord Gillingham."

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I'm sorry, but I must do something.

"I'm sorry, but I must do something."

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I'll telephone and suggest we meet for luncheon.

"I'll telephone and suggest we meet for luncheon."

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Then I'll ask him straight out to dismiss his valet.

"Then I'll ask him straight out to dismiss his valet."

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I won't say why.

"I won't say why."

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That makes me so nervous. Don't be.

"That makes me so nervous. Don't be."

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as to why he has a different valet?

"as to why he has a different valet?"

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I suppose not.

"I suppose not."

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So you have nothing to fear if he pays us a visit.

"So you have nothing to fear if he pays us a visit."

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Er, dinner's on the table, m'lady.

"Er, dinner's on the table, m'lady."

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I'm not sure Mead would have put it like that, but thank you.

"I'm not sure Mead would have put it like that, but thank you."

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So, we decorate the stalls today. You all know the drill.

"So, we decorate the stalls today. You all know the drill."

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Is it not just the estate workers? Oh, no, no.

"Is it not just the estate workers? Oh, no, no."

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The whole area gets behind the Church bazaar.

"The whole area gets behind the Church bazaar."

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You're very lucky, you know.

"You're very lucky, you know."

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To grow up in a village where people know and like you,

"To grow up in a village where people know and like you,"

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I'm not used to feeling lucky.

"I'm not used to feeling lucky."

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Well, you should be.

"Well, you should be."

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Are we trying for a colour scheme?

"Are we trying for a colour scheme?"

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Goodness, I thought I'd be down before anyone.

"Goodness, I thought I'd be down before anyone."

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The tent's up for the tea. They're fetching tables and chairs from the barn.

"The tent's up for the tea. They're fetching tables and chairs from the barn."

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Don't let them mess up the grass when they drive them back.

"Don't let them mess up the grass when they drive them back."

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Why? What are you afraid of? That I'll lose the baby?

"Why? What are you afraid of? That I'll lose the baby?"

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Could you take these to the tent, please?

"Could you take these to the tent, please?"

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May I present Miss Bunting?

"May I present Miss Bunting?"

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You know Lady Grantham?

"You know Lady Grantham?"

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Of course. It's nice to meet you,

"Of course. It's nice to meet you,"

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I don't know if it's fair or unfair, but I can't.

"I don't know if it's fair or unfair, but I can't."

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He's done something you'd find... abhorrent.

"He's done something you'd find... abhorrent."

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But it does seem mean, even if I don't like him very much.

"But it does seem mean, even if I don't like him very much."

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Well, I believe you.

"Well, I believe you."

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I love you and I believe you.

"I love you and I believe you."

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Why not? I don't want to twist your arm.

"Why not? I don't want to twist your arm."

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And I know that you won't make a decision until it suits you.

"And I know that you won't make a decision until it suits you."

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How did she take it? I'm so pleased you asked.

"How did she take it? I'm so pleased you asked."

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I think the answer is with real style.

"I think the answer is with real style."

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I must catch the last train. It's the Church bazaar tomorrow.

"I must catch the last train. It's the Church bazaar tomorrow."

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I won't give up, Mary.

"I won't give up, Mary."

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I find that both irritating and beguiling in equal measure.

"I find that both irritating and beguiling in equal measure."

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and please let me know when you've done it.

"and please let me know when you've done it."

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I wouldn't put it like that.

"I wouldn't put it like that."

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I just wondered if you might be free.

"I just wondered if you might be free."

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These came this morning from Lord Merton. As a thank you.

"These came this morning from Lord Merton. As a thank you."

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They're for you.

"They're for you."

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Yes, he sent me some too, these came with them.

"Yes, he sent me some too, these came with them."

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I read the card.

"I read the card."

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He asks forgiveness for his tactlessness.

"He asks forgiveness for his tactlessness."

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Was he tactless? He didn't mean to be tactless.

"Was he tactless? He didn't mean to be tactless."

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I'm just going up to see if they need anything more.

"I'm just going up to see if they need anything more."

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Can you leave these for one of the hall boys?

"Can you leave these for one of the hall boys?"

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I'll do them, Mr Carson. I don't mind.

"I'll do them, Mr Carson. I don't mind."

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You took your time in York.

"You took your time in York."

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