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Clips from Downton Abbey (2010) - Family (S03E03)

"If I could just ask you to come down the aisle again?"
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"Can we get the troops organised?"
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"It seems rather hard on poor old Travis"
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"when he's doing all the work but the Archbishop gets the glory."
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"Papa was the one who wanted a Prince of the Church."
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"- I'd have settled for Travis. - Hmm."
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"He's making a problem where none exists."
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"Well, the fact remains she has run off with a chauffeur and they'll have to get used to it."
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"Any moment, Your Grace. Any moment."
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"Can we? Please?"
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"So, Mrs Hughes and Anna are getting the place ready to let?"
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"That is the plan."
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"I'm surprised Anna held on to that house."
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"Mr Bates had the wisdom to transfer it to her before the trial."
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"I suppose you agree with Robert."
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"The family must never be a topic of conversation."
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"I'm afraid Sybil's already made the Crawleys a permanent topic."
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"If we can show the county he can behave normally,"
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"they will soon lose interest in him."
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"because I shall hold his hand on the radiator until he does."
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"Oh, here we go."
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"And why should he be normal, as you call it?"
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"- I think I'll send them the money. - Please don't."
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"How was London?"
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"We got it all done, but I couldn't have managed without my helper."
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"- Have you eaten? - We had a bite on the train."
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"Well, sit down anyway, have a cup of tea."
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"I'll start on the final lists for the wedding tomorrow morning."
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"I've got the last of the wine deliveries coming on Tuesday."
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"How will you manage without a footman?"
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"I've had a letter from my sister, asking after a job for her son and..."
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"Miss O'Brien, we are about to host a society wedding."
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"There you are. So, I'll ask you now."
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"So, what do you want me to do?"
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"Haven't you anything better to do?"
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"Oh, I've acquired a new cellmate. To be honest, I'm not sure about him."
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"Well, just remember what my mother used to say."
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"Never make an enemy by accident."
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"I don't see what can come of it."
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"Probably nothing."
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"But one day, something will occur to us and we'll follow it up,"
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"and the case against you will crumble."
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"Do you never doubt? For just one minute?"
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"- I wouldn't blame you. - No."
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"No footman should be over six foot one."
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"I was a hotel waiter after I was discharged from the army,"
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"I suppose he can speak for himself."
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"Why? Is he on trial? This isn't an interview, is it?"
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"Not when he's already got the job."
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"Though I doubt I'll get used to taking you to bed with your father watching."
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"Just not quite yet."
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"You make it sound very serious."
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"I'm expressing myself badly if you think it is not serious."
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"Many did, but your principal holding, which was very large indeed,"
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"was in the Canadian Grand Trunk line."
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"and this investment would make it safe for the rest of time."
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"Are you really telling me that all the money is gone?"
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"I won't give in, Murray."
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"I've sacrificed too much to Downton to give in now."
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"I hate to state the obvious, but if there's not enough money to run it,"
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"Unless you break it up and sell it off piecemeal."
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"I couldn't do that. I have a duty beyond saving my own skin."
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"To any of it."
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"- Oh. - I mustn't hold you up."
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"Yes, weddings can be reminders of one's loneliness, can't they?"
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"I do hope so."
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"So you'll live at the big house when you're back from honeymoon?"
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"It'll be on the estate, I should think, or in the village."
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"- Not here? - No."
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"But I shall expect you and Mrs Bird to look after Mrs Crawley."
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"Only I thought you'd be needing a proper valet, once you're married."
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"I've always thought of you as more of a butler who helps out as a valet,"
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"And to be honest, Molesley, I want to live more simply after the wedding."
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"And besides, Mother absolutely relies on you."
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"Well, that's very nice to hear, sir. Thank you."
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"You must be exhausted, milord."
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"You can't have spent more than two hours in London."
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"It was sufficient."
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"Very eager."
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"Did you know about the new footman?"
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"What do you mean? We talked about it last night. In my room."
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"- But he hasn't got the experience. - He's right."
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"Pay no attention. You've a nice manner, Alfred."
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"She said they'd get a new kitchen maid and I'd be Mrs Patmore's assistant."
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"Yes, milady."
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"Oh, you want to as well, milord?"
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"I did, ma'am."
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"Are you all set for the wedding?"
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"But you have all the help you need?"
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"Well, I wouldn't fight the idea of a second footman, milady."
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"I don't know about the rest of you,"
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"but I sometimes think it's time we lived in a simpler way."
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"Always supposing we have the choice."
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"An aristocrat with no servants is as much use to the county as a glass hammer."
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"What's typical?"
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"Are you worried for your job, Mr Molesley?"
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"Me? Oh, heavens, no. No, no, no, no. I'm essential to Mrs Crawley."
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"She relies on me. That's what he said. Essential."
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"Oh, yes. We're all essential. Until we get sacked."
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"How was it?"
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"Oh, you are still here, Mr Molesley."
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"I only walked over for a cup of tea and a chat, and I've outstayed my welcome."
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"Nonsense. Why not have a bite with us?"
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"Then why's he coming all the way here? Why not say it on the telephone?"
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"If Mr Swire's lawyer wants to see you and it's urgent, it means he's left you something"
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"Matthew, do come on. The chauffeur's freezing to death and so am I."
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"Don't make me blush."
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"Dearest Papa!"
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"Tell me, did you send the money?"
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"- Please say yes. - What money?"
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"I hope I am welcome, your Ladyship."
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"Alfred, would you take the luggage for Mr Branson?"
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"There's tea in the library."
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"Yes. He said to make his apologies. He was late for his train."
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"You could never have told it from Reggie's way of life."
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"Lucky Mr Pulbrook."
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"- And? - He's never been heard of since."
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"They've made enquiries. They've sent an agent out to visit his property."
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"- Then you'll have to do it, Mr Carson. - I am not dressing a chauffeur."
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"He wouldn't know what to do beyond collecting dirty shoes outside the door."
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