Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Well, that's that, then.

Do you want to stay at the house? I'll telephone if you do.

Oh. Like Lord Gillingham,

I don't know if it's fair or unfair, but I can't.

No-one needs to know the reason.

My dad's gone and mother's moving to Crewe to be nearer my sister,

We'll find them together.

I agree. He's the most unconvincing fiance I've ever come across.

She said Rose must be proving some point.

Lady Mary was perfectly splendid. Lady Mary IS perfectly splendid.

That's not fair.

Quite... quite surprising, but very nice.

She wants you to enjoy yourself, I want you to run the tent.

I think I've been a bit blind where she's concerned.

I have a little daughter, and it seemed the right thing.

But how does this concern Lord Gillingham?

Tell me honestly: Do you think you can survive what they'll do to you?

I've got to tell someone, or I'll just explode.

I wanted to see if she and I could be friends an' all before I go.

Well, that is very interesting.

Mr Carson, I'd like to go into York tomorrow. I hope you don't mind.

He wants to look in and see us all. See us all, or see her?

I wanted to surprise you and I think I have.

You've always been so good to me, Daisy. So true.

How impressive.

which I presume is the idea?

I've made up my mind to call off the engagement.

and I'm not saying there's anything wrong about it,

It's no big thing. I'll be back tomorrow night.

Mr Molesley, erm, is it true that you were a valet?

I heard they were well suited. Yes.

I don't want to spoil her life.

It's nice that they asked you to stay, to make your life here.

But the more he comes here,

Does Mabel know? Not yet.

Lady Grantham. Cora. Mama.

Sometimes I almost wish I were, but I'm not.

Oh, has he given it up?

It may come as something of a relief for you to hear that

Yes, he sent me some too, these came with them.

And I won't listen to any imperialist nonsense

She must have been a very unusual and independent person.

By a bus or lorry, apparently.

I like Scotland, me. At least, I would if I'd ever been there.

You thought he was funny. Did I?

and she'll start exacting annual tribute.

Yes, I suppose we must.

I think she quite enjoyed it, though.

I don't want a lot. I've told them that.

Then there's Mr Blake. I thought she didn't like him.

Dangerous? Well, no life appears rewarding

We struggled on, of course, as everyone did in those days,

but I'm afraid I must get on.

Only because I didn't want to make too much of it.

I won't give up, Mary.

You mean in our case, they'll all be trying to pull us apart.

Could you? You're an angel.

You took the words right out of my mouth.

that right right that right ok so we not taking advatage

To grow up in a village where people know and like you,

they all had water before he left for the night?

Stay away as late as you like. Just to be safe.

I thought I might make some coffee. Would you like a cup?

I suppose you think that's sentimental bosh, Mr Blake.

What were you up to? Oh, this and that.

What a nightmare.

I wish you'd say, cos it's clear as day you're up to something.

There's a tenant farmer,

But I would like to hear it enunciated more clearly.

so nothing very startling there. What about yours?

They're starting to set up the stalls for the bazaar today

I'm only asking for a chance.

Lady Rosamund Painswick is on the telephone, m'lady.

She's gone to Mr Mason's farm for the day.

I thought you would know that.

I really am very grateful. Thank you.