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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #4.8 (S04E04)

In plain view, where all good tricksters hide.

"In plain view, where all good tricksters hide."

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Look what I've found. Tom, will you see

"Look what I've found. Tom, will you see"

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if there are some clean glasses on that table?

"if there are some clean glasses on that table?"

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Well done, my dear. A real triumph.

"Well done, my dear. A real triumph."

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I've told them they can clear up the rest tomorrow.

"I've told them they can clear up the rest tomorrow."

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let me raise a glass to my extraordinary wife

"let me raise a glass to my extraordinary wife"

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who can clearly manage far better in my absence. Cora.

"who can clearly manage far better in my absence. Cora."

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Very well done, Lady Grantham. And now, I'm afraid, I should be going.

"Very well done, Lady Grantham. And now, I'm afraid, I should be going."

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but I'd much rather drive. Certainly.

"but I'd much rather drive. Certainly."

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I'll see you off.

"I'll see you off."

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What sort of menage has that turned into while I've been away?

"What sort of menage has that turned into while I've been away?"

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I sent a note yesterday.

"I sent a note yesterday."

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I don't know if it's much of a favour.

"I don't know if it's much of a favour."

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It seems so unlikely. What's it about?

"It seems so unlikely. What's it about?"

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Have you ever met him? Once. At the wedding.

"Have you ever met him? Once. At the wedding."

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It's not that, m'lady.

"It's not that, m'lady."

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Do you think she's sweet on him?

"Do you think she's sweet on him?"

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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A black singer with the daughter of a marquess in a Yorkshire town?

"A black singer with the daughter of a marquess in a Yorkshire town?"

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Me too, but... But what?

"Me too, but... But what?"

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I can stay for as long as you want.

"I can stay for as long as you want."

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Er, milk but no sugar.

"Er, milk but no sugar."

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Very eloquent. I'd stay to argue, but I'm late.

"Very eloquent. I'd stay to argue, but I'm late."

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Suppose you talk?

"Suppose you talk?"

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I have. I was on the Spey.

"I have. I was on the Spey."

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Don't tease her. It's much more serious than that.

"Don't tease her. It's much more serious than that."

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That's not me at all.

"That's not me at all."

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You mean you're going to turn me down again.

"You mean you're going to turn me down again."

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I'm still not very keen on him. Why?

"I'm still not very keen on him. Why?"

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So his heart's broken properly this time. Are you satisfied now?

"So his heart's broken properly this time. Are you satisfied now?"

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Lady Mary has to go to London.

"Lady Mary has to go to London."

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Can't you help her to, Mr Molesley?

"Can't you help her to, Mr Molesley?"

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I wanted to study medicine myself, but my father didn't really...

"I wanted to study medicine myself, but my father didn't really..."

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I must try and find an example to rebut that.

"I must try and find an example to rebut that."

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You could say that again.

"You could say that again."

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Oh? What do you have against them?

"Oh? What do you have against them?"

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And is it right that it should grow up Swiss?

"And is it right that it should grow up Swiss?"

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Not even a hint? I've said what I can.

"Not even a hint? I've said what I can."

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That's it.

"That's it."

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How was the funeral? Was well attended.

"How was the funeral? Was well attended."

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I'm never going to see Michael again, am I?

"I'm never going to see Michael again, am I?"

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Would you excuse me for a moment?

"Would you excuse me for a moment?"

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If you thought a man was involved in a crime, or an incident,

"If you thought a man was involved in a crime, or an incident,"

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It's a bit theoretical for an opinion.

"It's a bit theoretical for an opinion."

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Leave her alone, Mr Barrow.

"Leave her alone, Mr Barrow."

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So well. So very well.

"So well. So very well."

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I hope so.

"I hope so."

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If you're sure about it. I don't want to marry Alfred.

"If you're sure about it. I don't want to marry Alfred."

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Oh, God, is she? I didn't realise.

"Oh, God, is she? I didn't realise."

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I'm so grateful for your advice and wisdom.

"I'm so grateful for your advice and wisdom."

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Tell me, do you think she loves you?

"Tell me, do you think she loves you?"

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My dad's gone and mother's moving to Crewe to be nearer my sister,

"My dad's gone and mother's moving to Crewe to be nearer my sister,"

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I believe in you. I'm not so sure about her.

"I believe in you. I'm not so sure about her."

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He wasn't to know they'd kick it over.

"He wasn't to know they'd kick it over."

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Not until you walk down the aisle with another man,

"Not until you walk down the aisle with another man,"

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But what was so urgent?

"But what was so urgent?"

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Would you like me to have a look? I don't want to hold you up.

"Would you like me to have a look? I don't want to hold you up."

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Very good. Well done, ladies.

"Very good. Well done, ladies."

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I've never had a go on one of those. It's not your sort of thing.

"I've never had a go on one of those. It's not your sort of thing."

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I'm sorry to see them go. Not as sorry as Mary.

"I'm sorry to see them go. Not as sorry as Mary."

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Lady Grantham. Cora. Mama.

"Lady Grantham. Cora. Mama."

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Is it really called the Teapot Dome scandal?

"Is it really called the Teapot Dome scandal?"

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Oh, is it just me or do we have twice the bills we used to?

"Oh, is it just me or do we have twice the bills we used to?"

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and Alfred's coming up for the funeral.

"and Alfred's coming up for the funeral."

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It's nothing to bother you with. Please bother me.

"It's nothing to bother you with. Please bother me."

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Who was that? Aunt Rosamund.

"Who was that? Aunt Rosamund."

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I think he IS rather splendid.

"I think he IS rather splendid."

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You mustn't be so self-conscious.

"You mustn't be so self-conscious."

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They're sweet on each other, but it's not as simple as that, is it?

"They're sweet on each other, but it's not as simple as that, is it?"

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I've seen something,

"I've seen something,"

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I saw her as she reached up to stroke his cheek.

"I saw her as she reached up to stroke his cheek."

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Why ask the question when the decision has been made?

"Why ask the question when the decision has been made?"

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Do you like London, Miss Baxter? Not particularly.

"Do you like London, Miss Baxter? Not particularly."

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but she's been enough lately, don't you think? I certainly do.

"but she's been enough lately, don't you think? I certainly do."

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Of course you must, but I wish you'd think seriously before you do.

"Of course you must, but I wish you'd think seriously before you do."

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I've got to tell someone, or I'll just explode.

"I've got to tell someone, or I'll just explode."

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Cora is too busy... and Mary's chucked.

"Cora is too busy... and Mary's chucked."

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Do you want to stay at the house? I'll telephone if you do.

"Do you want to stay at the house? I'll telephone if you do."

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Well, I must be going.

"Well, I must be going."

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I suppose you're here to say that Lord Flintshire

"I suppose you're here to say that Lord Flintshire"

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Is Mr Ross here yet?

"Is Mr Ross here yet?"

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And we can't have that. No, Mrs Hughes, we can't.

"And we can't have that. No, Mrs Hughes, we can't."

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Are they ready for these? Give me those. James!

"Are they ready for these? Give me those. James!"

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Oh! I can manage.

"Oh! I can manage."

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but I'm afraid I must get on.

"but I'm afraid I must get on."

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Well, I'm glad.

"Well, I'm glad."

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I'm going.

"I'm going."

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Lovely to see you again. Thank you very much.

"Lovely to see you again. Thank you very much."

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If you knew how many times I'd imagined this scene.

"If you knew how many times I'd imagined this scene."

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Have you spoken to Mabel?

"Have you spoken to Mabel?"

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We would have made such a fuss! You're a beast!

"We would have made such a fuss! You're a beast!"

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I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings. No, I'm sorry.

"I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings. No, I'm sorry."

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How's it been here?

"How's it been here?"

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I couldn't think of the words.

"I couldn't think of the words."

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But it's over now, so I'll go home from here.

"But it's over now, so I'll go home from here."

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Friends forever, Daisy.

"Friends forever, Daisy."

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what would you do?

"what would you do?"

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I thought that was the best bazaar I've known here.

"I thought that was the best bazaar I've known here."

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Have the pigs recovered, do you think?

"Have the pigs recovered, do you think?"

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So Mr Drewe's accepted your officer.

"So Mr Drewe's accepted your officer."

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Do you think me very feeble?

"Do you think me very feeble?"

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It's hard to say.

"It's hard to say."

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I'd suggest that we go away,

"I'd suggest that we go away,"

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and how he should be horsewhipped for daring to dream.

"and how he should be horsewhipped for daring to dream."

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Isn't Lord Gillingham engaged?

"Isn't Lord Gillingham engaged?"

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Are you sure? Because if you are... I'm sure.

"Are you sure? Because if you are... I'm sure."

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I have a little daughter, and it seemed the right thing.

"I have a little daughter, and it seemed the right thing."

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Oh, has he given it up?

"Oh, has he given it up?"

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It may surprise you, Mr Ross,

"It may surprise you, Mr Ross,"

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I'll write to her.

"I'll write to her."

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And will he, m'lady?

"And will he, m'lady?"

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where your family's respected. Plenty would give an eye for that.

"where your family's respected. Plenty would give an eye for that."

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Oh. Your wish is my command.

"Oh. Your wish is my command."

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You sent for me?

"You sent for me?"

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That he was in Piccadilly and he...

"That he was in Piccadilly and he..."

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what a gathering of the clans today's turning out to be.

"what a gathering of the clans today's turning out to be."

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That's a relief. What do you mean?

"That's a relief. What do you mean?"

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To see you.

"To see you."

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