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Or you'll end up with no job and a broken heart.

She's looking very fidgety, lately, and I saw her hurrying to meet the postman.

Well, I'm very sad.

Oh! Anna, you're back safely, then?

I promise you, milord, if I could just be allowed a bit more time...

What about you, Miss O'Brien?

I've done as I promised.

- Hello, Doctor. I didn't know you were here. - No, Lady Grantham sent a message.

- So when will they tell you? - When they've found a replacement.

Quite all right.

- Mrs Gaunt. - Oh, Mrs Gaunt.

It seems that, when we were in London, she made a new friend.

Dear Mrs Hughes,

These are the papers.

Well, you're going any minute. She's advertised for your replacement.

Thank heaven! Now, we need to talk about the garden party.

- Beg pardon, milord. - Don't apologise.

You'd be surprised!

I think you'd better dine with us, Mr Branson.

I'd have told Mr Carson,

Lfthere is a war, it may be very hard to have one installed in a private house.

Show Dr Clarkson out.

But if I delay, won't he think I'm only after him for his position?

And do you think he's keen on her? Or is it worth a go?

John Bates. He must have left the army about eight years ago.

Edith, why don't you go, too?

And he's terribly clever. He might end up Lord Chancellor.

You've not had a chance to spoil that, I suppose.

I don't know. No one told me there'd be an actual operation.

Kindly show some respect.

They knew it was her.

- Fancy a smoke? - Don't mind if I do.

Isn't someone going to answer it?

Oh, my Lord, listen to that. It's like the cry of a banshee.

Wish me luck with it, Mary.

Poor chap. He has our sympathies.

Well, my mother was a housemaid. I've got nothing against housemaids.

Mr Carson's telephone is ringing.

- Oh, that's all right. - No, it's not all right.

Ofcourse! You know me, Carson.

Well, thank you, Doctor. I'd better start writing some letters.

- And the sauce for the fish? - Yes, Mrs Bird.

- But she's a very hard worker! - Oh, I couldn't find any proofof it.

Lord Grantham will decide what's to be done.

I don't understand what we've done differently.

- Not bad, I hope. - No, not bad at all.

Anna, are you set for the 9 o'clock train tomorrow?