Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

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She says she's a married woman now, so she can have breakfast in bed.
Tell me about France. Did you eat frogs' legs and dance the cancan?
Please, ask him back.
Really? Have they?
How'd you get on with Vera's book?
Thought Mr Carson was gonna put a bag over her head.
They've broken one of the serving dishes this time, and with the dinner next week.
I thought what was left was headed for your uncle.
But I hope you do feel that Mama's fortune has been well spent
You mustn't feel badly.
Cousin Isobel helps women who have had to degrade themselves to survive.
I do need to talk to you about the other staff we need, milord.
The wind must be in the wrong direction. Just rake it through.
- Sit down and put your feet up, if you can - Ooh, chance'd be a fine thing.
I think I'd sooner face it alone.
If it is, and I'm not saying it is, it's best to know now.
We're going to have an indoor picnic. They're going to eat whatever they want,
but a little too much to exclude it.
When Vera was frightened about your visit, she wrote that letter
- I can get to London and back in a day. - She won't agree.
If there's a boy, the daughters don't get anything.
Now look.
Anything from Mr Swire's lawyer?
It's not the only reason. He's a quarter of a century too old. Did she tell you that?
- Why would they do that? - To get at me, milord.
If any of you have ever wanted to explore Downton Abbey, this is your chance.
Oh, come on. It might be fun.
I'll tell you what. We've 20 lords and ladies in the drawing room waiting for dinner,
Robert, come quickly.
She was right.
I wrote back to the tenant of her old house, explaining,
Actually, I'm pretty sure Mr Crawley would rather manage on his own.
- The fact is, it's not quite as simple. - Oh, my God.
♪ Let me call you Sweetheart
Thank you, Lady Manville.
But for now, what are we going to do?
I know I've been a bit crabby, but I am on your side.
I shouldn't tell you, really.
- And this stage will take some time. - How much time?
Where are they?
But when I'm in love with a gentleman, you cast him into the outer darkness.
I'm going to see Jarvis today and find out what houses are available.
Your father understands. Now why can't you?
- You won't get any argument from me. - Hmm.
They like a little joke.
It's an AC.
There's a hideous pile of post, I'm afraid. I've put it on the hall table.
What do you mean?
Well, naturally. She likes things done properly.
Oh, my God.