Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I'm afraid the rumour mill has already begun...
Now you've whistled and I'm here, but I don't know why.
- And very, very good luck. - And good luck to us all(!)
Yes, I see.
I hope he won't mind if we undress him.
You say that because after Tony Gillingham had gone,
it's hard for an outsider to understand. It's hard for me.
Your words have made my heart pound at such a rate
Ladies? Can I have a picture?
That's a harder task. I'm ready to say I'm sorry.
If we're not too distracted to eat.
The truth is, my life was about to be perfectly wonderful
Never mind Marigold. She won't make you happy. Henry Talbot will.
A good butler should not need to be told.
until his cousin's funeral, Mr Carson.
Goodness. I'm afraid you've made me blub.
- clearly I was wrong. - I can't bear to be manoeuvred.
If Henry were the new Marquess,
I haven't said goodbye to anyone and I can't bear to look at Mary.
- I'm sorry Lord Grantham's left. - Why particularly?
Hello. What brings you here?
That sounds like a very good plan.
- Is Granny coming back for dinner? - She didn't say so.
not living in a fool's paradise and dragging you into it with me.
- that I was devoted to Cousin Peter. - I'm sure she does.
Lord Hexham, has asked for a taxi and Mr Carson has gone out,
I mean, brilliant careers, rich lives, are seldom led without...
You passed every paper with high marks.
I want Larry's father to be content. Is that a volte-face?
He'll recover, M'Lady. And he hasn't had to go to hospital.
You talk of her a lot.
- Ah, Mr Dawes has got some news for you. - Do I want to know?
Congratulations, Henry!
We should get going.
Look, of course things have changed. I was in line for a quiet life,
Well, I don't know if you have his forgiveness...
I'm terribly sorry, of course, but that doesn't mean much, does it?
Oh, for you of all people to talk as if his qualifications don't matter!
- You must know that you're quite free if you want to be. - I don't.
My birth is respectable, so it can't be that,
Mary, let me get him up here.
I see. I think that means you want to marry again.
I did. Until Mama invited him to make himself at home!
'I find him very attractive. I like him a lot.' What a load of baloney!
- There's no point. Nothing's changed. - You've changed.
and one day, only we will remember Sybil...
- Who says so? - The look in his eyes.
- Have you told him about Marigold? - Not yet.
You couldn't ask for a man with a sounder moral conscience.
The ball is in Larry's court, Lord Merton, only he can play it.
Of course, M'Lady.
We haven't seen you since that awful day at Brooklands.
- It's my mess, why should you pay for it? - Indeed.
You've talked of your mother but what other family do you have?
No, you may not.
She certainly believes rank carries responsibilities. But so do I.
and I'm sure we haven't seen the last one yet.
Will you excuse me?
but I wanted to get things settled before I go.
- I should go back. - Is something wrong? - I hope not.