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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.7 (S06E06)

for the racing, so she wants to leave while they're away.

"for the racing, so she wants to leave while they're away."

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- She can't do that! - No?

"- She can't do that! - No?"

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Well, perhaps you'll pop up and tell her.

"Well, perhaps you'll pop up and tell her."

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- Save me packing. - What happens to you?

"- Save me packing. - What happens to you?"

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I don't know -- strolling along the Croisette,

"I don't know -- strolling along the Croisette,"

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- It's a burden I can bear. - And what about me?

"- It's a burden I can bear. - And what about me?"

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You stay here, sticking in stamps.

"You stay here, sticking in stamps."

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And so, she's going to sneak off while they're away from home?

"And so, she's going to sneak off while they're away from home?"

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My Lady doesn't sneak, thank you very much.

"My Lady doesn't sneak, thank you very much."

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It's a nuisance, but I can't help it.

"It's a nuisance, but I can't help it."

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I just worry about getting Mr Talbot's hopes up.

"I just worry about getting Mr Talbot's hopes up."

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Well, I'm curious about the fellow.

"Well, I'm curious about the fellow."

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Listen, I like him a lot, but I don't believe a professional driver

"Listen, I like him a lot, but I don't believe a professional driver"

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with very little to look forward to will make her happy.

"with very little to look forward to will make her happy."

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Sybil, maybe. But not Mary.

"Sybil, maybe. But not Mary."

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You'll say sex-appeal, but isn't Mary too sensible?

"You'll say sex-appeal, but isn't Mary too sensible?"

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We have a very contrary daughter.

"We have a very contrary daughter."

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Mr Talbot will fix it. You can help with the picnic,

"Mr Talbot will fix it. You can help with the picnic,"

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but you'll have to take the train. There won't be any room in the cars.

"but you'll have to take the train. There won't be any room in the cars."

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Mr Bates is looking forward to it.

"Mr Bates is looking forward to it."

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- I wish I was. - You don't have to go, you know.

"- I wish I was. - You don't have to go, you know."

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I think I do. It's part of him, and I must get used to it.

"I think I do. It's part of him, and I must get used to it."

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That sounds serious.

"That sounds serious."

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I suppose you don't approve.

"I suppose you don't approve."

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- It's not for me to say, m'lady. - But do you approve?

"- It's not for me to say, m'lady. - But do you approve?"

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Mr Talbot seems a nice gentleman.

"Mr Talbot seems a nice gentleman."

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I'm just not sure his life and your life fit together.

"I'm just not sure his life and your life fit together."

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- I don't mean to offend you, m'lady. - I'm not offended.

"- I don't mean to offend you, m'lady. - I'm not offended."

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I'm troubled because I understand what you mean.

"I'm troubled because I understand what you mean."

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- They do say that opposites attract. - Yes, they attract.

"- They do say that opposites attract. - Yes, they attract."

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But do they live happily ever after?

"But do they live happily ever after?"

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I think I'll go up in a minute.

"I think I'll go up in a minute."

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How do you revise if he's testing your general knowledge?

"How do you revise if he's testing your general knowledge?"

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Surely, you'll either know it or you won't.

"Surely, you'll either know it or you won't."

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- I just feel I have to do something. - Is it so important to you?

"- I just feel I have to do something. - Is it so important to you?"

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It's important I don't feel a fool.

"It's important I don't feel a fool."

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- You're not a fool. I'm the fool. - Why do you say that?

"- You're not a fool. I'm the fool. - Why do you say that?"

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Because I still can't decide what to do about Coyle.

"Because I still can't decide what to do about Coyle."

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I don't know why not.

"I don't know why not."

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Maybe if I'd given evidence in court, but that never happened

"Maybe if I'd given evidence in court, but that never happened"

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and as Her Ladyship said, "The story feels unfinished."

"and as Her Ladyship said, "The story feels unfinished.""

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You sound as if you're going.

"You sound as if you're going."

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I need to be sure he has no power over me any more.

"I need to be sure he has no power over me any more."

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Will you tell me when you decide?

"Will you tell me when you decide?"

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When Daisy said you'd like to help,

"When Daisy said you'd like to help,"

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I wondered if you could bring the books up to date a bit.

"I wondered if you could bring the books up to date a bit."

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Or tackle some of the heavy stuff?

"Or tackle some of the heavy stuff?"

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But I've got to get on top of the figures. When can you come?

"But I've got to get on top of the figures. When can you come?"

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Oh, well. Let me know when you can get away.

"Oh, well. Let me know when you can get away."

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You're leaving now? Today?

"You're leaving now? Today?"

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I'll spend tonight in London,

"I'll spend tonight in London,"

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then I'll sail on the SS Paris from Southampton tomorrow.

"then I'll sail on the SS Paris from Southampton tomorrow."

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We'll cruise around the Mediterranean,

"We'll cruise around the Mediterranean,"

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then I'm staying with the Broughams in Cannes.

"then I'm staying with the Broughams in Cannes."

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- They keep asking me. - Surrounded by foreigners.

"- They keep asking me. - Surrounded by foreigners."

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A month among the French should manage it.

"A month among the French should manage it."

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- Won't Robert be hurt? - Oh.

"- Won't Robert be hurt? - Oh."

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Not as hurt as he would be if he knew why I was going.

"Not as hurt as he would be if he knew why I was going."

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Now, can you give this to him when they get home?

"Now, can you give this to him when they get home?"

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Well, I've... I've written to Tom.

"Well, I've... I've written to Tom."

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Told him how to reach me. He's the most sensible.

"Told him how to reach me. He's the most sensible."

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Oh, by the way,

"Oh, by the way,"

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I called on Miss Cruikshank.

"I called on Miss Cruikshank."

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The fact is, she wants you to take Dickie off her hands

"The fact is, she wants you to take Dickie off her hands"

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and out of her hair.

"and out of her hair."

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I'd say your choice is harder now than before.

"I'd say your choice is harder now than before."

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You know, when we talked, you didn't want to come between

"You know, when we talked, you didn't want to come between"

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- a father and his sons. - Well, what's changed?

"- a father and his sons. - Well, what's changed?"

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whether to abandon him to his selfish and greedy children.

"whether to abandon him to his selfish and greedy children."

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I mean, is that kind or right?

"I mean, is that kind or right?"

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you'll be lucky if you see a Christmas card.

"you'll be lucky if you see a Christmas card."

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- Can you be ready by tomorrow night? - Oh, it's just one couple.

"- Can you be ready by tomorrow night? - Oh, it's just one couple."

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Well, the house has been beautifully finished.

"Well, the house has been beautifully finished."

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No doubt about that.

"No doubt about that."

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But there is a lot to think about. You don't offer dinner, do you?

"But there is a lot to think about. You don't offer dinner, do you?"

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No, if they need dinner, they can go to the pub.

"No, if they need dinner, they can go to the pub."

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But I would like to make a thing of my breakfasts.

"But I would like to make a thing of my breakfasts."

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- I want a reputation for them. - You'll manage that easily enough.

"- I want a reputation for them. - You'll manage that easily enough."

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I'm here again tomorrow,

"I'm here again tomorrow,"

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but should I come back on Thursday morning?

"but should I come back on Thursday morning?"

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The family will still be in London,

"The family will still be in London,"

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and Daisy could easily do the servants' hall breakfast.

"and Daisy could easily do the servants' hall breakfast."

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I have no objection.

"I have no objection."

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I suppose we could eat at a normal time, for once.

"I suppose we could eat at a normal time, for once."

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.. because I've had an idea.

".. because I've had an idea."

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- Oh, hello, stranger. - I'm not really here.

"- Oh, hello, stranger. - I'm not really here."

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I'm racing at Brooklands tomorrow, and I thought I'd pop in

"I'm racing at Brooklands tomorrow, and I thought I'd pop in"

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- and see what's new. - Not much.

"- and see what's new. - Not much."

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Oh, although, we have had an offer today.

"Oh, although, we have had an offer today."

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I was going to ask you what you thought.

"I was going to ask you what you thought."

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She thinks we ought to have an advice column.

"She thinks we ought to have an advice column."

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- With her dispensing it? - Yes, but I must say

"- With her dispensing it? - Yes, but I must say"

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her samples are quite funny.

"her samples are quite funny."

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We'll invent some problems, she can write the answers,

"We'll invent some problems, she can write the answers,"

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then see how the public likes it.

"then see how the public likes it."

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There's nothing new in an agony column, of course,

"There's nothing new in an agony column, of course,"

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but they're very popular in America,

"but they're very popular in America,"

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which means they're due a revival here.

"which means they're due a revival here."

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Should we interview her?

"Should we interview her?"

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No, let's leave it until we decide to go forward.

"No, let's leave it until we decide to go forward."

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My sister's new boyfriend drives. Why not come?

"My sister's new boyfriend drives. Why not come?"

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- I'm not sure I should. - Well, I'm your employer,

"- I'm not sure I should. - Well, I'm your employer,"

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so if I think it's all right then it must be.

"so if I think it's all right then it must be."

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You can meet my family, if you're strong enough.

"You can meet my family, if you're strong enough."

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Looking round the table,

"Looking round the table,"

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Oh, don't. I know what a palaver it is.

"Oh, don't. I know what a palaver it is."

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More so, now there's no real staff.

"More so, now there's no real staff."

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Almost everyone we know is selling their London house.

"Almost everyone we know is selling their London house."

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But I suppose that's not for me to say.

"But I suppose that's not for me to say."

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I went past the site of Devonshire House on my way home.

"I went past the site of Devonshire House on my way home."

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Flats and offices and salerooms.

"Flats and offices and salerooms."

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People don't want vast palaces any more, even if they can afford them.

"People don't want vast palaces any more, even if they can afford them."

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They were fun, though.

"They were fun, though."

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In my youth, all the great hostesses

"In my youth, all the great hostesses"

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used to have luncheon laid for 20 every day.

"used to have luncheon laid for 20 every day."

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I'm so sorry, Lady Rosamund, I thought dinner would be finished.

"I'm so sorry, Lady Rosamund, I thought dinner would be finished."

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And so it should be. We'll go through.

"And so it should be. We'll go through."

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Unless the boys prefer to stay and talk racing cars.

"Unless the boys prefer to stay and talk racing cars."

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Well done for rounding them all up. I'm very grateful.

"Well done for rounding them all up. I'm very grateful."

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Don't be. I'm as keen as you are.

"Don't be. I'm as keen as you are."

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