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Clips from Downton Abbey - Christmas Special (S06E06)

"It's not really a proper condition. It doesn't even have a name."
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"But you may be tired and there's no shame in that."
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"- Is she OK about everything? - Well, I'd say she's concerned"
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"about what happens next, but that's allowed."
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"Well, at least Mary's glad I've given up racing."
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"And I'd like to be up here, so that we can base our life at Downton."
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"don't keep them to yourself."
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"I won't Henry. You can be sure of that."
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"they had the run of the place while he was here."
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"Not just as a good landlord or farmer,"
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"Mother, I'm sure Lord and Lady Grantham don't need to hear this."
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"I really must insist."
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"Very well."
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"I'll say good night. Bertie will look after you."
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"Golly!"
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"do seem to confirm it. I wish they didn't."
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"- How did you know I was here? - Jackson said he'd driven you to Mrs Crawley's"
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"You'd make a good detective."
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"- I'm sure you wouldn't want that, would you? - Well, not burden,"
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"My lord."
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"I was a necessary evil, but now that he has --"
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"- Ah, I've been looking for you. - Hm?"
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"I wondered if you might like a walk."
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"About what I can do that would make me a worthy husband."
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"maybe even exciting, choice."
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"- I don't want your having to explain me. - I don't mind explaining you."
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"But the worst of it it, I've done it to myself,"
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"I'm so in love with you, you know."
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"How very cheering."
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"Did he tell you there's a dinner on Monday to make the announcement?"
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"I just wish I was sure I'm doing the right thing. For him."
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"He had the chance to get away if he'd wanted to, and he came back."
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"with his mother or anybody, if it gets out."
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"Now you know and Mama and Mary and Tom, and Henry, I assume, and..."
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"Then you're taking a chance but, darling,"
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"I hope you'll take that chance and live a good life with a nice man."
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"- More than ever, in fact. - Which is what matters."
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"I expect you'll all be glad to see the back of me."
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"try to get them on your side. You can do it."
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"- There's no reason why you shouldn't get on. - Thank you, Mr Carson."
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"- Good luck, Mr Barrow. - Mr Molesley."
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"Thank you for all your help, Mr Barrow. I'm only sorry I --"
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"No, we won't."
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"but remember I will always be your friend wherever I am."
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"All right? Good lad."
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"Goodbye, Mr Barrow."
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"Strange to think I were soft on him once."
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"Well, you were never much of a judge in that department."
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"I've come because there's something I feel you ought to be aware of"
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"before the announcement of the engagement this evening."
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"But he knows what you're about to tell me?"
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"He's a crackin' lad."
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"The fact is, I'm getting older, Daisy."
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"I've been hoping you might move in,"
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"- What's happened? Have you fallen out? - We haven't fallen out, exactly."
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"You could do worse."
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"I know you know."
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"- I wanted to spare you. - Is that the word?"
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"and her high regard for truth!"
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"- I can reach my own conclusions. - I'm not a child, Mother."
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"I won't be dictated to."
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"You need a wife with the strength of character"
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"I quite agree, and I have chosen accordingly."
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"and what is more, she knows it."
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"I'm glad you don't dislike her, Mother."
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"He wants to spend it with his family."
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"- She's more imagination than you give her credit for. - I give her credit,"
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"but we're outsiders you and I."
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"- It means a lot to me. - No, I'm grateful."
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"- You'd better tell Spratt. - I will, m'lady."
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"Now he's on the way out, there must be no claims on the estate."
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"- That's what this is all about. - I can hardly push my way past the servants"
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"I see. So, now I'm down to one footman and me."
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"I've got my livery. I'd just walk up from the village."
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"That's kind, Mr Molesley."
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"And when was I ever not in my right mind?"
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"I couldn't come to live here and see your mother every day"
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"The Earl and Countess Of Lisburn."
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"Then we'll go through."
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"- I have a hard task.... - I suggest you speak now,"
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"or you've lost him forever."
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"Let me make this very happy announcement."
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"You see my son is engaged to marry the wonderful Lady Edith Crawley,"
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"- I hope. - Oh, it's a love-nest, all right."
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"- I hope you won't regret it. - Should I turn down a daughter-in-law"
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"She was prepared to deny herself"
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"Oh, absolutely."
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"Good. Then everything's settled."
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"I can well believe it."
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"- And why have you stayed away? - She didn't stay away."
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"- But surely it would be better for us -- - No!"
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"Larry, as my son I love you, but I've tried and failed to like you."
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"Will you please leave me to get on with what remains of my life?"
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"This is ridiculous. Father, Mrs Crawley wants"
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"to take you away from your son and your family"
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"and kidnap you into marriage."
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"How perfectly marvellous."
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"- Maybe New Year's Eve, when the decorations are still up. - Good idea."
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"Mary."
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"I know you made it all happen when you rang Bertie and Aunt Rosamund."
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"What a waste it would be for both of you."
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"Look, we're blood and we're stuck with it."
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"Ooh! Hark at you, Becky Sharp."
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"No need. I did it for Mr Mason."
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"No, we won't lose touch. You can be sure of that."
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"Right. We've got three months to plan this wedding so I don't want any mistakes."
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"- I think they are the ones her ladyship meant. - Very good."
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"- Carson! - Lady Rose. How very nice to see you."
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"I should think they were eager to be rid of us. Oh, Mary."
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"Hello, Henry, how are you? Lovely to see you."
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"- And where's the baby? - Oh, I'm afraid we didn't bring her."
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"and all the germs she'd bring back from England."
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"- But she missed Christmas with you. - I know."
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"- She's only three months old. - But such a clever three months."
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"And Atticus."
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"- Let's start the fun by having tea in the library. Carson? - M'lady."
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"- A sign of your care of her. - Or my weakness."
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"Let's go in."
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"- Oh, she's beautiful. - Just like her father."
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"- She's Victoria, m'lady? - Yes, Victoria Rachel,"
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