Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- But... - Excuse me, Mr Molesley.

Well, I'd better get back upstairs, but while you're here...

It's just because of all this, and I'm far too old.

We're so happy, aren't we?

- Why not sit down and eat with us? - Oh, I couldn't do that.

Of all of them, Anthony Strallan is the most traditional choice.

Tom is our tame revolutionary.

Just when he thought his life would never change,

Yes. I expect there will.

What had Charkham come for?

Her husband had left her and gone off with a trollop.

For your first course, some truffled egg on toast, perhaps?

Besides, she couldn't have written to him without our knowing.

But, in a way, it raises the big question, when do we tell the staff that the end is nigh?

- Why should I be interested? - That goes for you, too.

Mama, let's try to be positive.

But I can't pretend I'm doing very well.

I've had a message from the doctor.

It's hard for your grandmother.

Don't say anything. She'd hate to think the doctor had told you.

Is it or isn't it?

I'll be happy to listen to recommendations when, as you say, the time comes.

We're taking a picnic to Eryholme to see the house we have to move into.

He's done it before, so he must be in possession of all the facts.

Something happening in this house is actually about me.

- When did you hear she was dead? - Next day.

Bates. Psst. Watch out.

Lady Sybil will help us to find a suitable nurse.

Why dwell on that now?

Did you say anything about me to her Ladyship?

What do you mean?

- Are the flowers done? - Yes.