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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.2 (S06E06)

"What about Rose? What does she have to say for herself?"
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"As usual, you add two and two and make 53. Busy day?"
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"- To be honest, Granny said not to. - You're mad if you don't."
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"She's a trustee, she belongs there."
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"Wait ten minutes and show him into the library."
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"- Very good, My Lady. - You'll have to manage him."
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"and now we have to decide where to hold the reception,"
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"Don't forget poor Mr Finch."
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"- Can I borrow some soda, Mrs Patmore? - Borrow?"
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"Any more news on Mr Mason?"
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"If it weren't for my big mouth, he might've had a reprieve."
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"Have you finished your order list? I'll send them out this afternoon."
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"I'll take them up to Mr Bakewell. I'm going into the village later."
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"We'll be back by 12."
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"in the fat stock show at Malton."
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"I thought all the shows took place before Christmas?"
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"They do, usually. This is an experiment."
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"I've been working with Mr Branson for some years"
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"so we're really hoping for a decent entry from the Abbey."
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"You see, these shows don't have the buzz of a county show,"
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"'Decorate the servants' hall'?"
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"What would you like us to do?"
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"instead of a gathering by courtesy of the Crawley family."
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"You do mean to invite them?"
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"I just don't want to be a servant on my wedding day."
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"Tell him thank you, but no."
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"This seems very formal."
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"The Royal Yorkshire has written to all our financial donors to canvas their support for the takeover."
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"while the local community forfeit any claims"
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"- Precisely. - Lord Grantham, are you saying we don't save lives?"
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"Dr Clarkson runs the hospital and Robert is the patron"
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"say that Cousin Violet would have kept the rest of us away if she could."
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"- I don't know anything of the sort. - But you heard him. - No."
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"There's no point in shouting at me, Mr Skinner."
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"I don't understand why you're so angry."
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"Well, I'm sorry you feel that way."
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"but, please, try and keep calm until I get there."
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"Goodbye."
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"he hates my suggestions for interviews"
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"I wish I didn't have to decide."
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"How was your day?"
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"Malton is holding a late fat stock show this year."
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"- That sounds rather small beer. Is it worth the bother? - I think so."
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"I'll tell Nanny."
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"- I'm sure it'll be fine. - How exciting!"
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"- Are you on your own? - Looks like it."
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"You know I went into the village earlier?"
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"I spoke to the headmaster about your examination."
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"I have to do something."
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"Is anything the matter?"
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"Bates is free, the threat's gone away."
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"It's almost funny really, given the service I once performed for you."
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"That's the point, I can get pregnant, I just can't keep it."
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"And how many times has this happened?"
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"Two, maybe three."
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"I'm used to the idea."
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"Some women can't have children and I'm one of them."
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"It was vital it went off today and I'm never very good at delegating."
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"Well, of course you would. When we combine, we'll avoid duplicating our efforts."
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"Well, don't you see what it could mean?"
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"How old is our X-ray machine?"
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"Well, I'm glad we're to be allies."
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"I don't see how. I mean, they like Mr Mason, but what can they do?"
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"And you don't like to get involved in helping others, do you?"
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"- Then there's a Ripon number. - Oh."
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"- Did I leave a tin of oil in here? - I put it on the mantelpiece. - Oh."
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"Mr Carson wants me to wind the clocks."
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"What's an assistant butler when it's at home, anyway?"
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"That's what I'd like to know."
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"She would've come herself, but she's in London."
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"- So you're happy to enter them for the show? - Very happy."
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"- Where's Mrs Drewe? - She's gone into town, but she'll be back soon."
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"It's kind of you, milady."
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"- Do you remember me? - Of course she remembers you, don't you, darling?"
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"Let her go, Margie."
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"Thank you, Mr Drewe."
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"and she enjoyed seeing Marigold, didn't she, Mama?"
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"If you'd like your reception to be here, we can hold it in the hall,"
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"Not a bit, we'd be delighted, wouldn't we, Papa?"
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"Don't worry, Carson, there's no point even pretending"
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"This isn't right."
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"You're married and that means you never have to cry alone again."
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"Have you ever thought about adoption?"
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"To me, we are one person and that person can't have children."
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"I love you."
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"Of course I understand you may have read many magazines"
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"Because you seem to have such difficulty in hearing what I am saying."
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"- It's drier than they said it would be in the newspapers. - Yes."
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"- What a terrible man. - He didn't sound very conciliatory."
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"The truth is, I've come up to London to have my nose bitten off"
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"and that's not all."
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"Mama telephoned. Mary took Marigold to the Drewes' farm today."
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"and what possible reason could I give for stopping Marigold?"
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"- Another world. - So it seems."
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"Of course, I was away at the war in the middle of that."
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"No, well, we made it up."
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"Ah, so the duties of an assistant butler are not the same as an under butler."
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"but, should they need a chauffeur for evening parties and the like, that'd be you."
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"You're a delicate-looking fella, aren't you?"
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"- Are you married? - No."
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"Was Mrs Drewe there?"
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"To be honest, she was quite upset at seeing Marigold again."
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"- I couldn't get pregnant, either -- - Yes, but you see, I --"
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"It won't work, but that's not the point."
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"- Will you tell him? - Not yet."
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"I don't like anyone to feel they can't approach me if they want to,"
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"Never mind. Something will turn up."
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"But not this one."
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"They wanted me to be a chauffeur, a footman and a valet combined."
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"- So I can't speak to Her Ladyship? - She didn't say that,"
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"- Well, then, ask her. - But don't be angry with her."
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"You wanted a strong editor."
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"Thank you, William."
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"- Oh... Mary's coming tomorrow. - What does she want?"
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"I ought to do some shopping while I'm here."
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"- That was a delicious dinner. - Oh, I have a new cook."
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"Beware of being too good at it."
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"It's not that I'm ungrateful, I am grateful, I think it's very kind."
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"it would all be very splendid."
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"- So what's the problem? - It's not us."
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