Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

What's brought this on?

Tell Henry we're sorry to miss him. I hope he's all right.

Now, please tell me more. Did Mrs Grey actually throw you out?

Oh, opened to the right page.

In future, I'll look after your father.

And today I got this.

Well, Amelia carted me off to a frightfully grand doctor in Harley Street

- I see. - Swallow it, Granny. It's stuck in your craw long enough.

When the wedding is over, I will place an advertisement

- It almost makes me wish Mama had triumphed. - Never mind it now.

Your feelings do you credit, my dear,

Illogically, I feel a great sense of achievement,

Edith sends love. She's gone to London.

- I was so happy to hear about you and Lord Merton. - Thank you.

- I'm sorry, I couldn't get away. - Oh...

Do we know which publication employs him?

But when he made a play for you, you'd have nothing to do with him.

as well as some of his duties.

♪ For auld lang syne

Well, really. 'Your livery stays here.' I ask you.

Thank you. Do you know when you'll go?

I didn't want to get your hopes up.

- Well, take it off. - No.

I'll telephone in the morning.

so he lies upstairs in the shadow of death, and does what you tell him.

Anna? This is for you.

I take on two men for the harvest and the piglets,

- but it isn't pernicious. - What?

I do not dislike her, but she's ruled herself out of the running

I don't want to force your hand, Mr Barrow.

I don't know what I'm doing, really. Except asking for advice.

♪ And auld lang syne

All right, I don't need the Gettysburg Address, I'll do it.

- When did you find out? - Lady Edith's visit.

and announce the engagement.

with the hospital these days and I usually lose.

What more can we ask?

and kidnap you into marriage.

Mmm-wah! I'll never ask for another thing again, I swear.

But I won't tell you all of them now.

Oh, m'lady, we're all ears.

- I know why you felt you had to -- - I want you back.

- I hate goodbyes. - There seems to be so many of them these days.

There could be gossip. Are you ready for it?

Thank you, Miss.

Barrow will work out his notice and start at Downton on a date that suits you both.

Oh, well, go on.

or on special occasions, I could... come back.

Where have you been? We've got a lot to do

He can take everything you need to my house this evening.

- But this is your home. - Not any more!

- I knew we shouldn't have bothered you. - I wanted to be sure

He hasn't been himself for ages.

and now we are we can decide how to deal with it.

Well, Barrow? Would you like to be butler here?

They've gone into dinner and his lordship wants an early night.

- What's 'a bit'? - Well, now,

She didn't. I was puzzled by that business at dinner.

but as a moral man leading by example.

I value honesty and discretion, they are both virtues.

- And you're sure you won't miss it? - D'you know, I don't think so.

Does she have any relations who ought to be kept informed?

Oh, don't exaggerate! It's just it's quieter than he's used to.

Nowadays it isn't all governesses teaching quadrilles.

- Rose! Atticus! We weren't expecting you for another hour at least. - Cora.

I loved Michael very much, but he's gone, and...

but it's mighty helpful to have the use of a young man's muscles

- Well, what am I looking at? - Well, isn't it obvious?

- Er... Mr Carson says they're going into the library. - Right.

Thank you, Mr Carson.

And at least we're friends again.

Put Marigold into a school in London?

And then I telephoned to be told they were in London.

Here you are, Miss Edmunds.

Still, it's a job well done.

- Well, would I give myself a job? - I'd give you a job.

Even without your mother, there are people out there who know the truth.

Why are we here?