Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Poor Mr Hedge.
Straighter.
A worthy endeavour, gentlemen.
Perhaps, sir, you would like to acknowledge some of the wedding presents.
I just got a letter from Mrs Ashdown.
I've been summoned to the Palace for dinner.
But I do not know if your uncles would agree.
This barbarous trade
We must start as we mean to go on. Together.
No, Majesty.
I suppose you want something in return.
Very good, sir. And erm...
Don't worry, Albert.
So many?
My wife's happiness is everything to me.
No.
Oh.
I brought protection.
Was your escape very difficult, Mr Barrett?
What's that noise?
Have you finished, sir?
Well, you should go home. I must face this alone.
Of course.
Two days at the Castle and parties every night.
I don't know how you Germans keep track of all your principalities.
In my experience.
Yes, because I feel it is very important
and this is Mr Barrett,
How?
How's the baby?
I must congratulate you, sir.
What do you think, Duchess?
No.
Perhaps that comes later, Ma'am.
It is a cause that has great support here across all parties and interests.
when I'm at my sugar work and I find it hard to concentrate because...
The muffin man!
It brings out the curve in your neck.