Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I hope we see you up here again before too long. I hope so, too.

if London was right for the next step in your journey.

That settles it. Tom can come as Aunt Rosamund's partner.

I thought Mary was doing that. Yes, but I wanted to speak to her.

Braithwaite's handed in her notice. What? Why?

It changes you from where I'm looking.

You remember Sir John Bullock?

I won't press you now if it makes things worse but in the end I will find out.

And if I behaved badly, I am sorry.

Are you afraid I might put the case for selling? It's not a question of that.

Well, if I'm pregnant.

I wasn't planning to make an offer.

Because there is no child.

But I did confess in the end and it made things a lot better.

May I have a word, your lordship? Hm.

Will you marry me?

Better a broken heart than a broken neck.

I thought you might be a little the worse for wear.

And you were courting?

I hope I'm a surprise and not a shock.

But if you persist in your lie

He was terribly nice. And...

I should report you to Mrs Patmore.

I think it encourages people to look after themselves and not become a burden.

What about Tom? She said she won't mind if he wants to be included.

I'm sure we will...eventually.

She's gone to see Michael Gregson.

Only you've been very quiet.

as if I were stuck at school for the rest of my life.

Well, I couldn't say it. Not to you.

What happens if I refuse?

That was rather unkind.

But you're gambling with your future, my dear.

A lot may be changing, but some things will stay the same.

will you come with me to the prison when my husband is hanged?

You'll help, won't you? Course.

I pride myself on keeping my eyes open, yes.

Yesterday you said I fill your brain.

You must discuss it with her ladyship but I've no objection.

But I will try to persuade you.

Are you sure you want to be a chef? Not this chef business again.

Not all but it is partly your fault. There's no point in denying that.

And what about you? Well, I cancelled what I was supposed to be doing.

Goodnight, dear. Goodnight, Granny.

Well, if we only had moral thoughts,

Are you all right? Oh, um...

Well, Mr Gillingham, I hope you haven't forgotten anything.

But I hope you find a way to make friends with the world again.