Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

but Mrs Bow wants to live in the village, so we might get hers.
Can we all have one of those?
You're quite wrong, Miss O'Brien. He's a proper little ladies' man.
- Well, that's something. - I remember an evening rather like this.
- Oh, my, your Ladyship! - It's all right. No, no fuss, no fuss.
Well, they won't move Mr Chirk or the Trippe,
Still, I think I will go.
Well, I knew you wouldn't agree. I know how you hate facing facts.
And as for taking new lands in hand, we won't be running it as separate farms.
Excuse me.
Supposing he's in on it?
- Well, he's making it up. - Have it your own way.
Which does not alter the fact that now we must find someone else.
We shall take our business elsewhere.
Yes. Mrs Bakewell was rather unkind.
- Why do you keep giving me funny looks? - I'm not.
How can you want him to?
lucas's school in 4 months
You want me to take on the running of the whole estate? It's a big job.
- But you've already found him. - What do you mean?
What?
All I know is Sybil would want you there.
As he should have been, by God.
Some say the best cooks in the world are men.
It doesn't seem like nothing.
Maybe. But he was your father's man.
That was nothing to do with the way we run it! The money was lost in a bad investment.
I believe I can make Downton safe for our children, if we ever have any.
so that we can talk it through together.
Miracles can happen.
You'll make me untidy.
Mrs Crawley, I hope you don't see me as an intolerant person.
It was okay, but I prefer English films with English stars. They seem more real somehow.
Well, you've given us plenty to think about. Hasn't he, Mr Jarvis?
- I don't think so. - That's not what I've heard.
You're right.
- You will have heard about Lady Sybil. - Yes, I've heard.
Oh, dear. Was it supposed to be a secret?
- What sort of encounter? - Mrs Bakewell refused to serve me.
- Why is he coming here? - For the christening.
It's the business of parents to worry, isn't it?