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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.1 (S06E06)

Your Ladyship.

"Your Ladyship."

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Well, why does Mr Mason want to go, himself? Won't it make him sad?

"Well, why does Mr Mason want to go, himself? Won't it make him sad?"

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- Oh, I see that. - And the new owners will be there.

"- Oh, I see that. - And the new owners will be there."

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Of course they will. They'll want to buy a lot of stuff,

"Of course they will. They'll want to buy a lot of stuff,"

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- Ooh... - Lady Mary's out, miss, and I don't know when she'll be back.

"- Ooh... - Lady Mary's out, miss, and I don't know when she'll be back."

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Who shall I say has called?

"Who shall I say has called?"

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- I will, all the same. - Thank you, Mr Molesley.

"- I will, all the same. - Thank you, Mr Molesley."

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I have no desire to be rude, miss, but if you wish to see Lady Mary,

"I have no desire to be rude, miss, but if you wish to see Lady Mary,"

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Nothing to concern you, my Lord. This young lady is leaving.

"Nothing to concern you, my Lord. This young lady is leaving."

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cos I've waited for Lady Mary long enough.

"cos I've waited for Lady Mary long enough."

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Oh, my dear, how exotic.

"Oh, my dear, how exotic."

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Michael knew quite a few of them, actually.

"Michael knew quite a few of them, actually."

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- Would you like a London life? - The fact is, I'd like a life.

"- Would you like a London life? - The fact is, I'd like a life."

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but remember, I had no children to make a country life sensible.

"but remember, I had no children to make a country life sensible."

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No. They couldn't care less.

"No. They couldn't care less."

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Hanging around Downton, being sniped at by Mary?

"Hanging around Downton, being sniped at by Mary?"

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- Was her name Bevan? - I knew she was trouble.

"- Was her name Bevan? - I knew she was trouble."

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You know, Carson, some day there'll be something I've done

"You know, Carson, some day there'll be something I've done"

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- Papa, I don't know what this person has told you... - Only the truth.

"- Papa, I don't know what this person has told you... - Only the truth."

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Take it and go. And remember, one word...

"Take it and go. And remember, one word..."

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Aren't you the lucky one?

"Aren't you the lucky one?"

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Then why did you say no?

"Then why did you say no?"

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And you didn't think of George?

"And you didn't think of George?"

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But it's still not the way your parents would have behaved.

"But it's still not the way your parents would have behaved."

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I gave her 50 pounds, and here's her signed confession to blackmail.

"I gave her 50 pounds, and here's her signed confession to blackmail."

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How did you manage that?

"How did you manage that?"

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or leave with nothing and be reported to the police.

"or leave with nothing and be reported to the police."

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But... how do you know she won't be back?

"But... how do you know she won't be back?"

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Will wonders never cease?

"Will wonders never cease?"

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Is that a compliment?

"Is that a compliment?"

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should she be called upon to do so.

"should she be called upon to do so."

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I do.

"I do."

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And I'm more interested than ever to see who, in the future,

"And I'm more interested than ever to see who, in the future,"

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Maybe no-one.

"Maybe no-one."

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I'd rather be alone than with the wrong man.

"I'd rather be alone than with the wrong man."

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Someone after money. Usual thing.

"Someone after money. Usual thing."

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- Did you give her any? - Some.

"- Did you give her any? - Some."

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It was quite a good cause.

"It was quite a good cause."

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- Has Edith telephoned? - Yes. She'll be home for dinner.

"- Has Edith telephoned? - Yes. She'll be home for dinner."

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Maybe we should all go. The Fall Of The House Of Usher.

"Maybe we should all go. The Fall Of The House Of Usher."

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Daisy! Get upstairs. You don't want to keep them waiting.

"Daisy! Get upstairs. You don't want to keep them waiting."

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It was difficult, I'll not deny it.

"It was difficult, I'll not deny it."

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Oh, no, no. That's your decision.

"Oh, no, no. That's your decision."

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I can only say he was very moving when he spoke of you.

"I can only say he was very moving when he spoke of you."

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Vulgarity?

"Vulgarity?"

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I'd like to feel a man could speak of me like that at my age.

"I'd like to feel a man could speak of me like that at my age."

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So, it's farewell to Mallerton.

"So, it's farewell to Mallerton."

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and I'm unmarried, so I must do it alone.

"and I'm unmarried, so I must do it alone."

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That sounds rather severe.

"That sounds rather severe."

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I think it sounds very positive.

"I think it sounds very positive."

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Mr Carson, when you said we'd know if there was a plan --

"Mr Carson, when you said we'd know if there was a plan --"

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Excuse me, while I see them off.

"Excuse me, while I see them off."

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Well, he doesn't seem that bothered, so it can't be that bad.

"Well, he doesn't seem that bothered, so it can't be that bad."

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Besides, they all want to be rid of me anyway.

"Besides, they all want to be rid of me anyway."

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We got on very well when he first arrived,

"We got on very well when he first arrived,"

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but now he hardly dares to talk to me.

"but now he hardly dares to talk to me."

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especially when I knew the house in the old days.

"especially when I knew the house in the old days."

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Does it ever get cold on the moral high ground (?)

"Does it ever get cold on the moral high ground (?)"

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I need to be sure that we can disagree,

"I need to be sure that we can disagree,"

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Well, we shall see.

"Well, we shall see."

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It's rather early, but I think we deserve it.

"It's rather early, but I think we deserve it."

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How we laughed.

"How we laughed."

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It seemed a little chilly, m'lady, so I've brought you a shawl.

"It seemed a little chilly, m'lady, so I've brought you a shawl."

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Oh, I'm sorry. No, forget I said that.

"Oh, I'm sorry. No, forget I said that."

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Oh, well. As I said, nothing's decided.

"Oh, well. As I said, nothing's decided."

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but I don't wish to upset poor Denker.

"but I don't wish to upset poor Denker."

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That is true,

"That is true,"

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Shall we have some tea?

"Shall we have some tea?"

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Don't worry, Miss Denker.

"Don't worry, Miss Denker."

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You don't really mean to manage without a lady's maid, do you?

"You don't really mean to manage without a lady's maid, do you?"

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Certainly not!

"Certainly not!"

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Will you be as philosophical when it's our turn?

"Will you be as philosophical when it's our turn?"

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This is John's grandmother, for God's sake.

"This is John's grandmother, for God's sake."

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We've kept a few portraits to make a decent show in the London house,

"We've kept a few portraits to make a decent show in the London house,"

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But we did hang on, I'm afraid. We hung on for far too long.

"But we did hang on, I'm afraid. We hung on for far too long."

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I know this hall from Christmas parties and the like,

"I know this hall from Christmas parties and the like,"

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but er... I've a mind to poke around.

"but er... I've a mind to poke around."

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That were a wedding present when Sir John got married.

"That were a wedding present when Sir John got married."

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I don't think it's right.

"I don't think it's right."

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It's as if they were selling your past along with their own.

"It's as if they were selling your past along with their own."

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That's them.

"That's them."

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That's the new owners. Mr and Mrs Philip Henderson.

"That's the new owners. Mr and Mrs Philip Henderson."

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Excuse me, but are you the new owner?

"Excuse me, but are you the new owner?"

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- I am. - So it's you who insists on serving notice to men

"- I am. - So it's you who insists on serving notice to men"

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- What gives you the right to do that? - Mrs Mason, there's really no --

"- What gives you the right to do that? - Mrs Mason, there's really no --"

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like his father and grandfather before him,

"like his father and grandfather before him,"

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but where's the gratitude?

"but where's the gratitude?"

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Mr Henderson, I'm sure she doesn't mean to be rude.

"Mr Henderson, I'm sure she doesn't mean to be rude."

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You can't imagine that if I do keep on some of the tenants,

"You can't imagine that if I do keep on some of the tenants,"

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Now, please don't be hasty. She's upset for old Mason --

"Now, please don't be hasty. She's upset for old Mason --"

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I'm sorry, Darnley. I don't find this sort of thing amusing.

"I'm sorry, Darnley. I don't find this sort of thing amusing."

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We should find our chairs.

"We should find our chairs."

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The first lot consists of a set of sporting prints

"The first lot consists of a set of sporting prints"

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from the mid-19th century. Who would like to start the bidding?

"from the mid-19th century. Who would like to start the bidding?"

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But I kept thinking of that poky little house in Thurloe Square

"But I kept thinking of that poky little house in Thurloe Square"

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- and I couldn't see what else to do. - You might have stored some of it,

"- and I couldn't see what else to do. - You might have stored some of it,"

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That's a dream. Face it.

"That's a dream. Face it."

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One pound, seventeen and six. And sold!

"One pound, seventeen and six. And sold!"

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- How was your day? - Not very good.

"- How was your day? - Not very good."

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I'm sure it's not as bad as you say. Mr Henderson will understand.

"I'm sure it's not as bad as you say. Mr Henderson will understand."

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- This was in front of His Lordship? - In front of all of them.

"- This was in front of His Lordship? - In front of all of them."

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- Could prove awkward! - Thank you, Thomas (!)

"- Could prove awkward! - Thank you, Thomas (!)"

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If they dismiss me, I've got no-one but myself to blame.

"If they dismiss me, I've got no-one but myself to blame."

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- It won't come to that, Daisy. - What will happen to Mr Mason now?

"- It won't come to that, Daisy. - What will happen to Mr Mason now?"

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Sergeant Willis has something to tell you.

"Sergeant Willis has something to tell you."

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For God's sake, they've all lived with this as long as we have.

"For God's sake, they've all lived with this as long as we have."

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- Never mind that. - I'll go and tell His Lordship.

"- Never mind that. - I'll go and tell His Lordship."

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You both helped us when all hope was gone,

"You both helped us when all hope was gone,"

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and I'll not forget it.

"and I'll not forget it."

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I find it hard to acknowledge a debt but we owe a debt to you.

"I find it hard to acknowledge a debt but we owe a debt to you."

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It's been such a long road. Can this really be the end of it?

"It's been such a long road. Can this really be the end of it?"

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It seems so. And a happy ending!

"It seems so. And a happy ending!"

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I knew this day would come, I really did.

"I knew this day would come, I really did."

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We could've done with the result a little sooner.

"We could've done with the result a little sooner."

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We never seem to use it now Lady Rose has gone.

"We never seem to use it now Lady Rose has gone."

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Do we know any more about the woman who did it, Sergeant Willis?

"Do we know any more about the woman who did it, Sergeant Willis?"

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- That's all very well -- - Give her a message from me.

"- That's all very well -- - Give her a message from me."

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What will they do now?

"What will they do now?"

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So Mr Green goes on ruining lives.

"So Mr Green goes on ruining lives."

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But not your life. Not any more.

"But not your life. Not any more."

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