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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.2 (S06E06)

Not a letdown, milady, I wouldn't say that,

"Not a letdown, milady, I wouldn't say that,"

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only I need to discuss the estate's entries this year

"only I need to discuss the estate's entries this year"

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I know that's not possible, milady,

"I know that's not possible, milady,"

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but if you could tell me who's replaced him...

"but if you could tell me who's replaced him..."

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Hold onto your hat, Mr Finch, but I'm afraid I have.

"Hold onto your hat, Mr Finch, but I'm afraid I have."

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Mm-hm... Hm.

"Mm-hm... Hm."

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and now I intend to manage myself, with His Lordship.

"and now I intend to manage myself, with His Lordship."

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- Well... it's a changing world. - It certainly is.

"- Well... it's a changing world. - It certainly is."

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We're anxious the show shouldn't be a letdown, milady,

"We're anxious the show shouldn't be a letdown, milady,"

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but a decent turnout from the surviving estates means they're taken seriously.

"but a decent turnout from the surviving estates means they're taken seriously."

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The key word being surviving.

"The key word being surviving."

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I'm not sure how enticing that sounds.

"I'm not sure how enticing that sounds."

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Find somewhere local, where we can throw our own party,

"Find somewhere local, where we can throw our own party,"

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Of course I do.

"Of course I do."

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Why, did you think you would have to get married

"Why, did you think you would have to get married"

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without Lady Mary to witness it?

"without Lady Mary to witness it?"

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She's an important figure in my life, Mrs Hughes.

"She's an important figure in my life, Mrs Hughes."

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- I won't apologise. - Nor do you have to.

"- I won't apologise. - Nor do you have to."

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Is that so wrong?

"Is that so wrong?"

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What should I tell His Lordship?

"What should I tell His Lordship?"

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- Which you'll agree is very sneaky. - I think it's sensible.

"- Which you'll agree is very sneaky. - I think it's sensible."

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Which means we'll become a ward of the larger establishment,

"Which means we'll become a ward of the larger establishment,"

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and his father gave the land on which the hospital is built.

"and his father gave the land on which the hospital is built."

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- The four of us constitute a quorum. - I disagree.

"- The four of us constitute a quorum. - I disagree."

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Tell her about this meeting and, when you do,

"Tell her about this meeting and, when you do,"

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I suppose you've settled into the routine by this time.

"I suppose you've settled into the routine by this time."

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I think so. I like it here.

"I think so. I like it here."

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I've been getting to know the estate when I've got time off.

"I've been getting to know the estate when I've got time off."

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I agree with you, Andy, it's very liberating.

"I agree with you, Andy, it's very liberating."

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If you say so.

"If you say so."

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Mr Carson, I don't suppose there's any more news on when you'll be serving notice?

"Mr Carson, I don't suppose there's any more news on when you'll be serving notice?"

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Nobody's going to be flung into the road, I can assure you.

"Nobody's going to be flung into the road, I can assure you."

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No, but I mean... should I start looking for another job?

"No, but I mean... should I start looking for another job?"

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How could it hurt?

"How could it hurt?"

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At least you know you won't be asked to leave until you've got somewhere to go.

"At least you know you won't be asked to leave until you've got somewhere to go."

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- Mr Dawes... - Mr Molesley.

"- Mr Dawes... - Mr Molesley."

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.. might I have a word?

".. might I have a word?"

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I will be up tomorrow, so we can talk about it then

"I will be up tomorrow, so we can talk about it then"

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We should finish up. The children will be here in a minute.

"We should finish up. The children will be here in a minute."

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He hates my ideas for the editorial,

"He hates my ideas for the editorial,"

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and he hates the new photographs we've commissioned.

"and he hates the new photographs we've commissioned."

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He hates me. Let's leave it at that.

"He hates me. Let's leave it at that."

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How did the meeting go?

"How did the meeting go?"

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Dr Clarkson wants to win your mother over to Granny's team.

"Dr Clarkson wants to win your mother over to Granny's team."

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- And will he? - I don't believe so.

"- And will he? - I don't believe so."

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Is that fair? It's always been a huge plus that we have our own hospital

"Is that fair? It's always been a huge plus that we have our own hospital"

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I never asked what that man was here for this morning.

"I never asked what that man was here for this morning."

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Two of the pigs are proven winners after all.

"Two of the pigs are proven winners after all."

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- I'm going to look at them tomorrow. - Can we come? - I don't see why not.

"- I'm going to look at them tomorrow. - Can we come? - I don't see why not."

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But is it a good idea? Is it safe?

"But is it a good idea? Is it safe?"

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Don't be such a ninny. I've said you can come if you want.

"Don't be such a ninny. I've said you can come if you want."

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But I have to be in London now.

"But I have to be in London now."

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I'll go.

"I'll go."

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We'll all look at the pigs, then we'll come home.

"We'll all look at the pigs, then we'll come home."

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Cos I've got something for you.

"Cos I've got something for you."

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Oh, yes? What's that, then?

"Oh, yes? What's that, then?"

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Well, about examinations in general, really.

"Well, about examinations in general, really."

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Anyway...

"Anyway..."

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He suggested, before we fix a date,

"He suggested, before we fix a date,"

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you might like a go at some old papers from the last few years.

"you might like a go at some old papers from the last few years."

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You mean real exams that people sat?

"You mean real exams that people sat?"

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- That was kind of you. - Oh, don't thank me.

"- That was kind of you. - Oh, don't thank me."

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If you passed your exams, you'd be in a better place to help him.

"If you passed your exams, you'd be in a better place to help him."

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Her Ladyship was there and she tried to calm the new owner down,

"Her Ladyship was there and she tried to calm the new owner down,"

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- so she must be sympathetic. - Daisy, we're servants.

"- so she must be sympathetic. - Daisy, we're servants."

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No.

"No."

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I'd expect you to be wreathed in smiles

"I'd expect you to be wreathed in smiles"

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Anna, no woman living

"Anna, no woman living"

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has been put through more of an emotional wringer than you.

"has been put through more of an emotional wringer than you."

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It doesn't surprise me in the least that you haven't got pregnant.

"It doesn't surprise me in the least that you haven't got pregnant."

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Well, I still say your life has been so filled with stress and worry...

"Well, I still say your life has been so filled with stress and worry..."

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Now, if that will be all...

"Now, if that will be all..."

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As a matter of fact, I'm glad to see you.

"As a matter of fact, I'm glad to see you."

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I'd value your advice.

"I'd value your advice."

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I've had a letter from the Royal Yorkshire Hospital,

"I've had a letter from the Royal Yorkshire Hospital,"

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asking if I'd head the new Board of Charitable Donors.

"asking if I'd head the new Board of Charitable Donors."

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We'd be working alongside.

"We'd be working alongside."

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Well, that's if I stay the almoner, once we've amalgamated.

"Well, that's if I stay the almoner, once we've amalgamated."

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So you don't disagree with the plan?

"So you don't disagree with the plan?"

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What advanced surgery do we offer? None.

"What advanced surgery do we offer? None."

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- but what about everyone else? - I bet you'd go to London too.

"- but what about everyone else? - I bet you'd go to London too."

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I probably would, but I shouldn't have to.

"I probably would, but I shouldn't have to."

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And what about people who don't have that option?

"And what about people who don't have that option?"

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So the battle lines are drawn and now we must fight it out.

"So the battle lines are drawn and now we must fight it out."

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I must be going.

"I must be going."

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I assume old Lady Grantham is still bitterly opposed?

"I assume old Lady Grantham is still bitterly opposed?"

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Poor Daisy's in a terrible state about Mr Mason losing his farm.

"Poor Daisy's in a terrible state about Mr Mason losing his farm."

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I don't blame her, it's a beautiful place and he's a lovely man.

"I don't blame her, it's a beautiful place and he's a lovely man."

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The way she talks, they didn't much take to the new owners.

"The way she talks, they didn't much take to the new owners."

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But do you think you could ask?

"But do you think you could ask?"

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I can tell her Daisy's worried, but I can't do more than that.

"I can tell her Daisy's worried, but I can't do more than that."

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Very well. I'd better get on.

"Very well. I'd better get on."

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I'm trying to help you.

"I'm trying to help you."

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- It would be nice if you didn't have to move far away. - Nice for whom?

"- It would be nice if you didn't have to move far away. - Nice for whom?"

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I've an idea the one in the tapestry room needs extra loving care.

"I've an idea the one in the tapestry room needs extra loving care."

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Don't worry, Mr Barrow, I looked after the clocks in my last place.

"Don't worry, Mr Barrow, I looked after the clocks in my last place."

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- Well, they're big enough. - They're good animals, milady.

"- Well, they're big enough. - They're good animals, milady."

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They've done well and they will again at Malton.

"They've done well and they will again at Malton."

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Hey, Miss Marigold!

"Hey, Miss Marigold!"

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- We should probably get home. - Well, there's no great rush.

"- We should probably get home. - Well, there's no great rush."

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Hello.

"Hello."

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Back to the big house for luncheon.

"Back to the big house for luncheon."

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We mustn't hold them up.

"We mustn't hold them up."

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Mr Carson?

"Mr Carson?"

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I wonder if I could have some time off, this afternoon, for an interview?

"I wonder if I could have some time off, this afternoon, for an interview?"

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Interview? What, for a job?

"Interview? What, for a job?"

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Yes, it's quite local -- Rothley Manor near Ripon.

"Yes, it's quite local -- Rothley Manor near Ripon."

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You don't let the grass grow, I must say.

"You don't let the grass grow, I must say."

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- So I can go? - Be my guest.

"- So I can go? - Be my guest."

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Thank you, Mr Carson.

"Thank you, Mr Carson."

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If I was lucky, I wouldn't be leaving.

"If I was lucky, I wouldn't be leaving."

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- Did the children like the pigs? - They loved them.

"- Did the children like the pigs? - They loved them."

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Drewe was as proud as punch showing them off.

"Drewe was as proud as punch showing them off."

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- Was Mrs Drewe there? - She came just before we left

"- Was Mrs Drewe there? - She came just before we left"

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Is that luncheon?

"Is that luncheon?"

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he wasn't really thinking.

"he wasn't really thinking."

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or whichever room you choose.

"or whichever room you choose."

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But you must feel free to refuse.

"But you must feel free to refuse."

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She just may, that's all, it's her wedding. Shall we go in?

"She just may, that's all, it's her wedding. Shall we go in?"

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Of course, I'd have been very happy in the servants' hall, My Lord...

"Of course, I'd have been very happy in the servants' hall, My Lord..."

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