Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- Leave him alone. - Anna, Lady Sybil's back from Ripon.
Shall I sit here?
Well, he shouldn't have stolen it then, should he?
So am I, by heaven. If it had been left to that bloody fool Branson...
Did he speak well?
You were quite right.
- No, I put them out for the fairies. - Oh.
But then, how many people really go to the Turkish Embassy?
Blimey! Excuse me, my lady.
Don't be silly. This is the moment we've come for.
I'm going to bloody get him. I don't care what you say.
Do you know about horses?
Ofcourse. But then I like a good argument.
He's valet to the Marquess of Flintshire.
...is duly elected... Is duly elected
High time.
But ifyou were to proceed with the matter, you would find them to be proven.
You should ask Mr Carson, my lady. It's not my place to tell.
William, are you planning to go home soon?
What's your problem then, Mr La-di-da?
- But who's it from? - Susan Flintshire.
and I thought the key was swinging on its hook.
that my instructions are to be set as nothing?
Thank God.
she won't tell, in case it reflects badly on her.
- Ofcourse, I blame Branson. - I don't think that's fair.
I hope you know that really smart people sleep in separate rooms.
It's a good place for me, my lady.
- I'll get it. I won't be ajiffy. - Would you do that for me?
I think you should take a few days off and go now.
Hello. What are you doing here?
I hope he squared it with Carson. Who went with him?
She'll be perfectly fine.
how did you know the wine had been taken?
Typical Branson to be there.
Some people couldn't see it, but she was.
one minute the warlord, the next a lovelorn poet.
What do you say to that, Mr Bates?
between the girls' rooms and the bachelors' corridor.
You are here to watch, not to participate.
You'll let me know how she gets on?
Well, I've waited long enough.