Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

We don't normally provide two.

Because you don't believe him to be guilty?

But I believe we should check the stores, when it's convenient.

I'll come with you.

Is it true you wrote to the Turkish Ambassador about Kemal?

How could you not have realised they'd discover the loss at once?

I expect you've had time to consider the contents ofthat letter?

I don't suppose you'll want to change.

Sounds stupid to me.

But they will have. You'll see.

And we'll celebrate after we've finished today's work.

I wonder if Matthew isn't making the same mistake right now.

Mr Bates, it's about your somewhat startling confession.

Has she? She's not told me.

"Cook always eats separate," that's what she says.

You could speak to the housekeeper in London.

Her ladyship was asking after you.

- Test her. - I will, if I like the look of her.

Is Mr Carson there?

I'm sure I can have it cleaned up in no time.

I agree, and while the letter is hard to argue with,

Well, let me show you where we're going to put it.

Only mustard and aniseed.

Will Lady Mary be back soon?

We get on so well, you know.

I want them to be glad when I get back, that's all.

And Mrs Patmore's fighting fit again.

I think she was very foolish not to take him when she could.

Sybil, you were a great success in London, darling. Well done.

My lords, ladies and gentlemen, can I ask for silence?

You do know I should be very proud to have you as my son-in-law,

Well, if I'm perfectly honest,

- Or what about a christening mug? - They can buy their own silver.

On the contrary, Mr Carson, I am astonished at your kindness.

How long have I been saying this, oh, Lord?

Hello. This is Mr Cox, your Attorney General.

Well, she must hurry up. We'll close the list tomorrow night.

I dare say, not when we're entertaining, but otherwise.

Certainly, milady.

- How long will you wear them? - A week or so.

I need a favour and I don't want to bother Lady Grantham with it.

But I can't do that to Matthew. It's not how we are together.

I'm afraid I'm going to have to sit in your presence, milord.

- Do you agree with him? - No.

Be careful, my lad.

I do beg your pardon, milord. I thought you were alone.

I had to find out the truth.

- after the one you're used to. - Not to worry.

I can't be sure. Ofyou, or of anything, it seems.

- Is something the matter? - I wanted to see your lordship because...