Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Lady Grantham said I was to put it into Lady Mary's hand.

Anyway, what about YOUR story? Is there any more news?

He says, once the debts are paid, there won't be too much left.

but where's the gratitude?

Everyone, take a glass, quick as you can,

A very loving brother and sister.

You're revolting.

- I enjoyed that. - Was it your first meet?

Ah, Mrs Hughes...

She said it's urgent.

Oh, that's the library.

- I said we'd go to the sale. - Do you want to?

I want to protect the patients at the expense of my power.

There are no words less true than those.

She says that her young man wants her to be free in the evenings.

Erkan and I now this is arranged

What will they do now?

And then there's the museums and galleries and theatre.

They're in the drawing room, they've got coffee and we're done.

I ought to go up to London soon.

- It won't do any good. - I have to say something!

of the News Of The World.

If she's one of his victims, people must have seen her with him.

They've given me notice, and I shall have some compensation,

I was a chambermaid. But I suppose we're invisible to people like you.

Well, I won't speak against London,

but I don't like to feel out of step with my fellow man.

I wouldn't put money on it.

Hanging around Downton, being sniped at by Mary?

I suppose we only know what we're capable of when we test our limits.

We've only got one hall boy and two housemaids,

The butler giving the cook an early warning.

But you misunderstand me.

I'll say that for you.

But it's nice of you to say it.

- What? - The Darnleys are selling Mallerton?

- I think it has, Mrs Hughes. - It never hurts to check.

Oh, good. You're here.

but in the end, I'm just a tenant, aren't I?

He enjoys privileges in this house.

Well, I... may have mentioned it.

quite so much in the future.

I find that very hard to believe.

- Or don't you care? - Daisy, stop this at once!

Well, that is all very fine,

Er... Daisy, fetch that coconut ice.

without a cook, a housemaid or Miss Denker,

- Where is she now? - In the library, with His Lordship.

I thought I'd mend it before things got busy.

- But how will you get there? - I've asked Mr Stark

I'd use it and she'd be prosecuted.

- So, what are you going to say? - I've heard they're selling.

- He's a nice boy. - He is.

So did he, my Lord, but now there's to be an auction

That I couldn't hope to please you as I am now.

What did you think you were doing? Sprinkling sunshine?

Come along to my pantry.

and I love you for it.

Your Ladyship's humour is always a tonic,

- Can I help you, Miss Denker? - No.

That was an awkward mission for you, if you like.

Because you've got used to doing things in a certain way.

Only a little bit.

But... how do you know she won't be back?

- Oh. Were they unhappy? I hope not. - No, no, no.

I suppose that's me gone, then. Last in, first out.

I wanted to see the house as much as anything.

Sorry? Live like brother and sister, you mean?

At least, not as happy as you could have been.

They've tied them together. Her confession is real.

Are you all right?

A problem shared is a problem halved.