Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Are you all right, Daisy?
is really a matter of mutual agreement.
I sent a note yesterday.
with nothing jagged,
You mean he fell into the road and he was hit? Yesterday?
His father's died, so he's coming for the burial.
You know Lady Grantham?
she wants to shock her mother, whom incidentally, she hates.
It's hard to say.
Do you like London, Miss Baxter? Not particularly.
So that's the great Countess of Grantham.
Can you really afford to spend four months reading novels in the Alps?
without a policeman pouncing. Down with Prohibition.
And let us hope they both leave us in peace.
It's time for you to go your way and me to go mine.
Golly, life is full of surprises.
Lovely to see you again. Thank you very much.
which we must try and solve.
They're sweet on each other, but it's not as simple as that, is it?
What are you talking about? Nothing.
Martha wants to bring him over next summer for Rose's coming out ball.
I will not be marrying Rose.
I wonder how long it'll take for them all to propose to Mary.
Have you ever met him? Once. At the wedding.
I do love it when I come. I'm glad.
I've told you I'm not on the market, Tony.
But rather than add to the list of men I've disappointed,
What? How?
Well, if you want my advice, start again.
Right. Now, we must all look lively.
but if we lived in a better world, I wouldn't want you to.
Friends forever.
wherever it may be, and they are made very happy.
You know what the French are like.
Anna,
Er, milk but no sugar.
But, as a rule, I don't really warm to their type.
You may regret saying that.
At the school.
Can you explain to me now why you wanted him sacked?
Perhaps she doesn't know.
You'll be quite enough in her debt as it is.
Don't let them mess up the grass when they drive them back.
I shall remember nothing but my number.
Do you know if Mr and Mrs Bates have had a falling out?
What happened to Uncle Harold? A reprimand, but nothing more.
When will you be back? Tomorrow evening, but we'll be late.
Shall we walk back to the cottage? The others are going to bed.
Er, you win.
It doesn't, m'lady. It's nothing to do with Lord Gillingham himself.
No, I'm not. But I understand this -
Is anything wrong?
I just wondered if you might be free.
He wants to break his journey home.
I thought you'd be glad if I stayed a bit longer.
Suppose you're seen visiting his home,
♪ Da-da-dee-dee-dee
How was the funeral? Was well attended.
It's kind of you to give them a lift.
I'm not... offended.
My dear, all life is a series of problems
He does know there's no hope with Ivy?
Another job for the splendid Mr Drewe.
Well, then you must be patient.
That's kind of you to say, and good to hear.
Well, you win.
I just made some tea. Would you like a cup?
until at last we die.
That was a splendid luncheon.
Oh, not quite a beast, I hope.