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Clips from Downton Abbey (2010) - Family (S03E03)

"Oh, I find I'm rather impatient to get the succession settled."
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"Luncheon is served, milady"
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"Yes, Tom's on the other side of the estate, so he said he'd eat in a pub."
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"Are we in good shape?"
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"I reckon that with three family players"
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"Two short. Branson won't play."
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"Is he, milady?"
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"Might I point out that we're all busy,"
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"but we still find time to support the honour of the house."
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"Yes."
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"But that is not the right road to travel, Carson,"
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"Now, I know you're here because you all have lots of things to do,"
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"so just run about and do them."
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"- But we could always just... - I insist."
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"- Hello, operator? - Number, please."
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"Knightsbridge 4056."
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"That's very ?attering."
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"There was a nice letter from a Mrs Watson"
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"but it was near Cheadle."
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"Oh, I see."
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"if the goal is to leave your past behind you?"
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"Yes, I'm afraid I do."
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"I'm not sure how professional it is of me to point that out."
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"So, uh, business."
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"Of course, the plight of ex-soldiers is not an obvious topic for a woman's column."
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"I know it isn't very feminine,"
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"but I felt so strongly about it, I thought it was worth a try."
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"I like the idea of a woman taking a position on a man's subject."
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"And I was going to say, don't be afraid of being serious when it feels right."
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"- Really? - Really."
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"I don't like the sound of "mature.""
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"No, um, balanced?"
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"Yes. Let's go with "balanced.""
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"Are you in town tonight and by any chance looking for something to do?"
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"I am, but sadly I'm spoken for."
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"It's a PW"
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"But you will let me know when you're up in London again?"
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"I feel funny taking his job."
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"You haven't taken his job."
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"Hmm."
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"Oh!"
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"Which is more than you do."
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"Now I understand."
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"But why is Mr Carson'? It's not as if none of us knew."
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"That's what Mr Carson finds hard."
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"You don't think we should have waited?"
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"It's my fault. I shouldn't have let her out of my sight."
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"Talking of which, how did you get on today with your editor?"
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"Oh. Quite well, I think."
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"How about you, Matthew?"
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"How very good of you."
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"I was sat outside for the best part of two hours."
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"How very expensive."
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"And what sort of club is that?"
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"This is like the outer circle from Dante's Inferno."
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"How on earth did you find me?"
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"Lady Rosamund Painswick."
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"Can you bring some more glasses?"
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"- No, please... - Why don't we dance?"
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"Ladies and gentlemen, one of our songs..."
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"Now look, I think I can just about get Rosamund and Edith"
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"But you know, he's terribly unhappy and it's not his fault at all."
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"His wife is absolutely horrid."
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"Married men who wish to seduce young women always have horrid wives."
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"I suggest you meet Mrs Margadale before you come to any final conclusions."
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"He wants to marry me just as soon as he can get a divorce."
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"And when will that be?"
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"Well, you see, it's terribly difficult."
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"We haven't been there very long."
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"Rose is feeling rather tired, so we're leaving."
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"Would you at least stay for a..."
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"But one forgets about parenthood."
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"Does it surprise you?"
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"I see, yes."
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"After the money turned up from Mr Swire, things went back to normal."
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"Mr Carson, may I have a word?"
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"- I'll leave you. - Just..."
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"He's lost his job. Why can't he just go?"
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"I find it very awkward."
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"I'm sorry, Mr Carson, but I won't change my mind."
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"Why do you say that?"
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"- But he's got a mouth on him. - What did he say?"
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"You know nothing about it!"
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"What's happened?"
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"Tell me, has there been any progress with Ethel?"
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"One. A Mrs Watson."
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"Well, I can't blame her for that."
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"I'll write to you as soon as I hear."
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"But it's extremely unlikely there is anything wrong at all."
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"This may prove an expensive journey for you."
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"But even if I had, I could not possibly comment on it."
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"Thank you."
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"Why did you go without saying"
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"when I knew all along it was me?"
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"Actually, I can't talk about this sort of thing. Even to you."
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"The fact is"
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"I feel very guilty not telling Susan about last night."
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"- Mummy wouldn't understand. - Nor do I."
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"What were you thinking?"
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"One false step and I shall personally telephone Lady Flintshire."
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"Very well. But I don't approve."
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"Even Cousin Rosamund? She didn't like being made to keep the secret."
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"Probably because she knows that Granny would be furious."
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"Alfred, what's the matter?"
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"That'll put a smile on your face."
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"Is Mr Carson really not giving Mr Barrow a reference?"
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"What will he do if he hasn't got reference?"
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"It seems a bit drastic. Why should he go abroad?"
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"Keep your nose out of it."
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"I very much hope."
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"But it's not as if we didn't all know about Barrow."
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"I mean, if I'd shouted blue murder every time someone tried to kiss me at Eton,"
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"What a tiresome fellow."
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"It's not the boy's fault, milord. He's been whipped up,"
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"told that if he doesn't see it through,"
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"Who's got it in for Barrow?"
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"I've spoken to your mother. She has a new plan for when you leave here."
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"- You're to go there. - On my own?"
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"I know, I know. Lady Agatha isn't much of a party person, I admit."
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"This is all because I went up to London to see Terence, isn't it?"
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