Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Granny was on form.

- Why are they coming here? - I don't know exactly.

and unable to control your feelings in an adult manner.

I just hope you will be kind enough to give me sufficient warning.

This is part of a larger conversation,

That's how it is.

Very kind of you, Fairclough. Good to see you out.

We mustn't delay you.

Well, John's father and my papa were as thick as thieves.

No, he won't. I went to help and I've made things worse.

I want a real marriage, a true marriage,

Soon it will be worse. And anyway, who lives as we used to, now?

But haven't they checked her story?

I'm glad we agree on this.

- Mr Molesley thought we might need more milk. - Well, get it, then.

I remember Mallerton in the 1860s.

- Oh, yes? - And I was wondering about...

Tim's emigrating to Kenya.

That sounds rather severe.

- How lucky is that child? - Why do you say that?

Thanks to nice Mr Fairclough here.

Only because I think you're wrong.

Don't tell your mother.

her father-in-law would now be among them?

back here and at the Abbey.

- And that's what you want? - I don't know what I want.

If they'll just leave us alone, I'll be happy, whatever comes.

Thank you. I've had Miss Marigold on my back since luncheon.

They have to sell with vacant possession,

I can only say he was very moving when he spoke of you.

Can you send Anna up?

Don't eat anything that's meant for tomorrow.

I'm sorry it's late, but I thought you'd want to hear.

- Penny for your thoughts. - They're not worth as much.

- But I can't, Carson. Nor you, nor I can hold back time. - Unfortunately.

You can both lick the bowl.

- What's the problem? - Everything's a problem.

Dear John. We're so sorry.

But Her Ladyship insisted on a second chance.

- Was he putting you off? - No, I wouldn't say that.

I wouldn't have washed it, but I came off, and it was full of mud.

Mrs Patmore, did she ask you to tell me she's changed her mind?

She sent a maid to put it into your hand.

Andy, Daisy, go and fetch the gramophone.

when something is as important as this.

- Speaking in an American accent. - Would that be so awful?

- What? Where did this come from? - Oh, she never disappoints.

I suppose you were a widow, after all,

I'd like Mrs Hughes to try it.

A letter from Rose, to us all.

It was quite a good cause.

At least, not for me.

- Mr Mason. His Lordship's ringing them now. - Thank you.

You just seemed a bit down in the mouth, when you came in.

- .. way of life? - Doesn't everyone when they marry?

As you're aware, this is the day of the Malton Show.

No. I knew I hadn't heard the last of it.

Before we do...

I'm sure she regrets it.

I must ask you to remember, my Lord,

It seems so. And a happy ending!

We haven't started at all. We don't need a replacement.

If I pay her, she'll only come back.

- How dare you? - I dare more than you dare.

Now she'll grow up in the bosom of a great family

I'm sorry I put you through that.

I used to come here all the time as a boy.

Well, I don't mind telephoning. Is Mason in the servants' hall?

But not bad enough for you to lose your place.