Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Oh'? And how is that, Miss O'Brien?

No one. What do you mean?

but she can't find a situation for a lady's maid. Not one.

Poor Miss Swire's letter.

- I thought you knew. - Of course I know. Thank you, Molesley.

but have kept from the rest of us?

Miss O'Brien, might I ask what you've confided in Mr Molesley,

I want it gone before Lady Edith comes downstairs.

I've told him he can come tomorrow. There's nothing going on particularly, is there?

In case you're interested, I've hidden a couple,

I'll check them on Saturday morning and lose anything that's going over.

When do we get summat to eat?

Well, a little. My late husband kept the shooting there,

We haven't spoken, really, since it was all settled.

Fancy a game of something later?

- Some oysters à la Russe? - Then what?

You are being tested.

to call off the wedding, and you wouldn't.

Did you tell him?

If Mrs Bates ever suggested she was depressed or unhappy.

"God bless you, my boy. Reggie."

If we stay, you'll share the ownership.

I was rather sad you decided against Patou. I would have paid.

Mrs Hughes, I understand that you're not well.

Nice enough, as a retreat from the world.

Not with you, with Mama.

Now, that I can live with.

All of us married.

Where will you go?

- Who told him? - I don't know.

so I won't be caught out that way, again.

I mean it. She's young, she's not bad-looking.

- Do you want to come with us? - Yes, thank you.

Mrs Hughes is very tired.

A different life.

He's a hopeless liar.

- Do you have an address for her? - I do. If she's still there.

Still no word from the doctor?

? Dashing away with the smoothing iron

But we can come to an arrangement that keeps him happy.

I'm worried about Mrs Hughes.

well, I would say about half an inch away from the centre line.