Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Oh, and put a kettle on to boil.
I'll go over to check it all when they're in London.
I don't know -- strolling along the Croisette,
What are you proposing?
It means I shall be pleased when we learn the identity
Come on, Talbot!
There's nothing new in an agony column, of course,
but you'll have to take the train. There won't be any room in the cars.
Did you mind my inviting your family without telling you?
I have a letter from Cousin Violet.
Not yet. Come into the drawing room for a drink.
- I'll read it. - Why, what's the matter?
- With her dispensing it? - Yes, but I must say
You see, I'm much fonder of her than anyone else,
Come on! God bless you! Come on!
I want you to have a long and happy life.
I think it's worth a try.
But that is no reason to give up on the man who is right for you.
And now you have invited her to your wedding,
- She can't do that! - No?
In need of care?
No, I don't mind.
That's nice, isn't it?
Now, I must be off, but my niece, Lucy, is in the kitchen.
Thank you very much.
Now, dinner with Mr Carson. Why not tomorrow night when they're away?
- Can you be ready by tomorrow night? - Oh, it's just one couple.
Is this what you mean?
I could kick meself.
Today has been sad and wretched,
- She'll see to everything. - Thank you. - Thank you.
'It's shaping up to be a tight battle for the winner's laurels.
Well, good night.
- Why? - She didn't say, My Lady,
- You're not a fool. I'm the fool. - Why do you say that?
in the new century anything is possible?
You mean... I'm going to cook?!
- When will you be leaving? - Give him a moment.
Is that the end of service for you?
Here he comes again!
You don't mind, do you?
I'd say your choice is harder now than before.
- It'll be you next. - I doubt it, but thanks.
- Hello. - My sister, Mary.
Mrs Patmore is ready for her first visitors to the guest house.
In my youth, all the great hostesses
I needled him and I teased him, I pushed him.
Mr Dawes has been given a date by the examining board.
- Why not? - See you there. Thanks, Billy.
You'll soon see, m'lord, but I think it's a good one.
You've been very generous, but we wouldn't want to confuse Andy with different methods.
I found that I had to hear your voice first.