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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.2 (S06E06)

that we can argue with Lady Mary, either of us.

"that we can argue with Lady Mary, either of us."

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I mean, it's not right for you to cry alone.

"I mean, it's not right for you to cry alone."

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I told Lady Mary last night.

"I told Lady Mary last night."

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You want your own child. No substitute will do.

"You want your own child. No substitute will do."

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See. You gave yourself away by not denying it.

"See. You gave yourself away by not denying it."

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whilst having your hair done or waiting for the dentist,

"whilst having your hair done or waiting for the dentist,"

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but that does not mean you're an expert in how to produce them!

"but that does not mean you're an expert in how to produce them!"

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You know, there is no need to shout, I am not deaf.

"You know, there is no need to shout, I am not deaf."

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Well, how? George was aching to see the pigs

"Well, how? George was aching to see the pigs"

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Well, you could've said it would upset Mrs Drewe.

"Well, you could've said it would upset Mrs Drewe."

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Wouldn't Mary have wondered why I was making such a thing of it?

"Wouldn't Mary have wondered why I was making such a thing of it?"

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She's in one camp with Dr Clarkson, who isn't a fan either,

"She's in one camp with Dr Clarkson, who isn't a fan either,"

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- and Isobel's in the other. - And your parents?

"- and Isobel's in the other. - And your parents?"

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Mama agrees with Isobel. Papa doesn't want to take sides.

"Mama agrees with Isobel. Papa doesn't want to take sides."

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Well, if I know Granny, he'll have to.

"Well, if I know Granny, he'll have to."

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I first arrived as a junior footman about 15 years ago.

"I first arrived as a junior footman about 15 years ago."

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- Why are you leaving now? - It seems like the right time for a move.

"- Why are you leaving now? - It seems like the right time for a move."

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I'm not familiar with the term.

"I'm not familiar with the term."

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I think you have to climb down from that high horse, Mr Barrow.

"I think you have to climb down from that high horse, Mr Barrow."

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This is 1925.

"This is 1925."

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We'd need you to combine the duties of a footman -- when needed -- and a chauffeur.

"We'd need you to combine the duties of a footman -- when needed -- and a chauffeur."

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I see. Well, I can drive, just about.

"I see. Well, I can drive, just about."

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- Is that all? - Do you know how to valet?

"- Is that all? - Do you know how to valet?"

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Goodness, this is a job for a one-man band.

"Goodness, this is a job for a one-man band."

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Why would that be? Did the right girl never come along?

"Why would that be? Did the right girl never come along?"

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I think you know that not many footmen or butlers are married.

"I think you know that not many footmen or butlers are married."

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- How did the visit go? - Well, George wants to be a pig farmer when he grows up.

"- How did the visit go? - Well, George wants to be a pig farmer when he grows up."

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I thought it would be a nice gesture

"I thought it would be a nice gesture"

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I suppose so.

"I suppose so."

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You know what you told me, last night?

"You know what you told me, last night?"

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I think you've forgotten that, when I was first married,

"I think you've forgotten that, when I was first married,"

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He found I needed a tiny operation, I had it and George is the result.

"He found I needed a tiny operation, I had it and George is the result."

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- I don't think there's any point -- - There's no point in thinking, you don't know.

"- I don't think there's any point -- - There's no point in thinking, you don't know."

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I'm going to take you up to London, we'll meet Dr Ryder and listen to what he has to say.

"I'm going to take you up to London, we'll meet Dr Ryder and listen to what he has to say."

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- Then we'll see. - But what would that cost?

"- Then we'll see. - But what would that cost?"

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I couldn't accept it from you.

"I couldn't accept it from you."

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We have had our moments haven't we, milady?

"We have had our moments haven't we, milady?"

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We certainly have. And this is our next moment.

"We certainly have. And this is our next moment."

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I'll telephone and make an appointment.

"I'll telephone and make an appointment."

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I do appreciate it.

"I do appreciate it."

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Nobody in my whole life has been kinder to me than you have.

"Nobody in my whole life has been kinder to me than you have."

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- Except for Mr Bates. - Except for Mr Bates.

"- Except for Mr Bates. - Except for Mr Bates."

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I'm glad that's settled.

"I'm glad that's settled."

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He'd hope too much. But later, if anything comes of it.

"He'd hope too much. But later, if anything comes of it."

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But how? I'd be surprised if Mr Henderson was particularly anxious to renew our acquaintance.

"But how? I'd be surprised if Mr Henderson was particularly anxious to renew our acquaintance."

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Couldn't Sir John Darnley put in a good word?

"Couldn't Sir John Darnley put in a good word?"

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Now that it is theirs, they'll do as they think fit.

"Now that it is theirs, they'll do as they think fit."

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but I'm not convinced I can help.

"but I'm not convinced I can help."

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What were you not saying about your visit to the Drewes'?

"What were you not saying about your visit to the Drewes'?"

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Only that Mrs Drewe has definitely not got over Marigold.

"Only that Mrs Drewe has definitely not got over Marigold."

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- No? - No. She looked as if she wanted to swallow her whole.

"- No? - No. She looked as if she wanted to swallow her whole."

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Well, how clever was it to take the child there in the first place?

"Well, how clever was it to take the child there in the first place?"

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I wish Edith would just tell her.

"I wish Edith would just tell her."

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Oh, she thinks Mary would use it as a weapon and she may be right.

"Oh, she thinks Mary would use it as a weapon and she may be right."

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If only the Drewes would move away and find a tenancy elsewhere.

"If only the Drewes would move away and find a tenancy elsewhere."

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I don't mind talking to Drewe, but I doubt it will do much good.

"I don't mind talking to Drewe, but I doubt it will do much good."

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- Did the interview go well? - Not very.

"- Did the interview go well? - Not very."

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I suppose none of that was reflected in the money.

"I suppose none of that was reflected in the money."

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Was it heck as like? They pay for one servant and they want a whole bleeding household thrown in.

"Was it heck as like? They pay for one servant and they want a whole bleeding household thrown in."

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she just said she didn't think she could help.

"she just said she didn't think she could help."

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I'd like to hear it from her lips, or I'll feel I've done nothing, except make things worse.

"I'd like to hear it from her lips, or I'll feel I've done nothing, except make things worse."

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It's not Her Ladyship's fault.

"It's not Her Ladyship's fault."

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I do not understand why any form of compromise is beyond him.

"I do not understand why any form of compromise is beyond him."

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I haven't had anything new in ages.

"I haven't had anything new in ages."

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- Why not go shopping together? - With Mary? Not likely.

"- Why not go shopping together? - With Mary? Not likely."

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She won't stay -- the good ones never do, but we shall eat well until she goes.

"She won't stay -- the good ones never do, but we shall eat well until she goes."

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I think I'm going to keep it empty and see if I get any use out of it.

"I think I'm going to keep it empty and see if I get any use out of it."

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and I'm not convinced I'll be much good at it.

"and I'm not convinced I'll be much good at it."

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But you don't want to accept?

"But you don't want to accept?"

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and whether we're in the great hall or the drawing room, or wherever,

"and whether we're in the great hall or the drawing room, or wherever,"

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While being in the school house would be?

"While being in the school house would be?"

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It doesn't have to be the school house, if you don't like it.

"It doesn't have to be the school house, if you don't like it."

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But, yes, if we take a neutral place and decorate it the way we want

"But, yes, if we take a neutral place and decorate it the way we want"

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and put in the flowers we like, it would be about us

"and put in the flowers we like, it would be about us"

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in a way the great hall of Downton Abbey never can be.

"in a way the great hall of Downton Abbey never can be."

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And I have to tell His Lordship.

"And I have to tell His Lordship."

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I will, if you don't want to.

"I will, if you don't want to."

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and give my regards to Mr Mead.

"and give my regards to Mr Mead."

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To what do we owe this honour?

"To what do we owe this honour?"

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I must look in at the church

"I must look in at the church"

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and I'm seeing Dr Clarkson and Mama at the hospital later on.

"and I'm seeing Dr Clarkson and Mama at the hospital later on."

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I've mentioned it to Isobel, so I hope she's there too.

"I've mentioned it to Isobel, so I hope she's there too."

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At least she's an ally I can rely on, even if I can't rely on you.

"At least she's an ally I can rely on, even if I can't rely on you."

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- Bags of time. - Carson, have you broken the news to Mrs Hughes?

"- Bags of time. - Carson, have you broken the news to Mrs Hughes?"

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She's not quite convinced that it would be appropriate.

"She's not quite convinced that it would be appropriate."

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- Why not? - She feels we would be making a claim to which we have no right.

"- Why not? - She feels we would be making a claim to which we have no right."

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If you've no right to be married from here, then who does?

"If you've no right to be married from here, then who does?"

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- Mrs Hughes sees it differently. - You leave Mrs Hughes to me.

"- Mrs Hughes sees it differently. - You leave Mrs Hughes to me."

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Don't worry, Carson, your reception will be in the great hall if it's the last thing I do.

"Don't worry, Carson, your reception will be in the great hall if it's the last thing I do."

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How very reassuring.

"How very reassuring."

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- It's much brighter, isn't it? - Very nice.

"- It's much brighter, isn't it? - Very nice."

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Doctor?

"Doctor?"

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Oh? And what are you trying to add?

"Oh? And what are you trying to add?"

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I don't want Cousin Cora to feel outnumbered.

"I don't want Cousin Cora to feel outnumbered."

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It's not very friendly to squash her into submission either.

"It's not very friendly to squash her into submission either."

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- What's the difference? - Mine are the true facts.

"- What's the difference? - Mine are the true facts."

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I wish we could persuade you to help us stem the tide of change.

"I wish we could persuade you to help us stem the tide of change."

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And the other doctors that use our hospital -- are they no good either?

"And the other doctors that use our hospital -- are they no good either?"

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I'm sure everyone does their very best,

"I'm sure everyone does their very best,"

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Great advances have been made since the war.

"Great advances have been made since the war."

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- Can't we share in them? - Hear, hear.

"- Can't we share in them? - Hear, hear."

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Of course. I intend that we should.

"Of course. I intend that we should."

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- We haven't got the money. - I see I'm not needed to lend you strength.

"- We haven't got the money. - I see I'm not needed to lend you strength."

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You're fully in command of the argument.

"You're fully in command of the argument."

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I don't think pride comes into it.

"I don't think pride comes into it."

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Well, I warn you, Dr Clarkson and I will fight to the last ditch.

"Well, I warn you, Dr Clarkson and I will fight to the last ditch."

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We must give them time to gnash their teeth alone.

"We must give them time to gnash their teeth alone."

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I can't deny it, Lady Grantham would've made a powerful ally.

"I can't deny it, Lady Grantham would've made a powerful ally."

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- Oh, no, indeed. - Mm.

"- Oh, no, indeed. - Mm."

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but the fact remains, this is a difficult situation.

"but the fact remains, this is a difficult situation."

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Why did they bring her here? Why didn't Lady Edith stop it?

"Why did they bring her here? Why didn't Lady Edith stop it?"

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She couldn't, she was away.

"She couldn't, she was away."

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Where's Mrs Drewe now?

"Where's Mrs Drewe now?"

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She's collecting the children from school.

"She's collecting the children from school."

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We're all right.

"We're all right."

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I wish we were all right.

"I wish we were all right."

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Nobody wishes it more than I do,

"Nobody wishes it more than I do,"

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but Her Ladyship worries that Mrs Drewe simply cannot stand being so near the child.

"but Her Ladyship worries that Mrs Drewe simply cannot stand being so near the child."

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We've been here since before Waterloo.

"We've been here since before Waterloo."

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I want Lady Edith to be happy and I want Miss Marigold to be happy

"I want Lady Edith to be happy and I want Miss Marigold to be happy"

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