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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #5.8 (S05E05)

Take them straight to the wagonette.

"Take them straight to the wagonette."

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Mrs Hughes. Oh. Thank you, Mr Barrow.

"Mrs Hughes. Oh. Thank you, Mr Barrow."

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How can we get it up to London?

"How can we get it up to London?"

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are also available in London.

"are also available in London."

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There'll be no permanent housekeeper at Grantham House in future.

"There'll be no permanent housekeeper at Grantham House in future."

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Another clang in the march of time.

"Another clang in the march of time."

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It's very chic. Can we see it with the hat?

"It's very chic. Can we see it with the hat?"

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They're spending the night in Southampton.

"They're spending the night in Southampton."

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And I want a blessing in a synagogue. Would you find a synagogue in Ripon?

"And I want a blessing in a synagogue. Would you find a synagogue in Ripon?"

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It would make it easier for Lord Sinderby.

"It would make it easier for Lord Sinderby."

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Oh, I'm not sure Lord Sinderby deserves your concern.

"Oh, I'm not sure Lord Sinderby deserves your concern."

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Love may not conquer all, but it can conquer quite a lot.

"Love may not conquer all, but it can conquer quite a lot."

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but Miss O'Brien's got herself taken on by the new Governor's wife.

"but Miss O'Brien's got herself taken on by the new Governor's wife."

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So, the Sinderby millions must be a cheering thought.

"So, the Sinderby millions must be a cheering thought."

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I wonder. Lady Flintshire's not the most liberal being on the planet.

"I wonder. Lady Flintshire's not the most liberal being on the planet."

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I'm worried about running it with only Messrs Barrow and Molesley.

"I'm worried about running it with only Messrs Barrow and Molesley."

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No, darling. You've landed on a snake so you have to go back to there.

"No, darling. You've landed on a snake so you have to go back to there."

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Don't be so mean. Let her stay where she is.

"Don't be so mean. Let her stay where she is."

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Oh hurry up, Donk! It's your turn.

"Oh hurry up, Donk! It's your turn."

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He sells cars but he wants to expand into farm machinery.

"He sells cars but he wants to expand into farm machinery."

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Oh, is he opening a branch over here?

"Oh, is he opening a branch over here?"

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How's Lord Sinderby? I think he dreams of my changing my mind.

"How's Lord Sinderby? I think he dreams of my changing my mind."

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His real name is Ephraim Atticus,

"His real name is Ephraim Atticus,"

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Mr Vyner is back up here and wants to come by in the morning.

"Mr Vyner is back up here and wants to come by in the morning."

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We hoped this was over.

"We hoped this was over."

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I'm going up.

"I'm going up."

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She's keen. I'll give her that.

"She's keen. I'll give her that."

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Why does she have to carry on as if she'd invented motherhood?

"Why does she have to carry on as if she'd invented motherhood?"

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How do you know that?

"How do you know that?"

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I want to use London this time because I always resolve

"I want to use London this time because I always resolve"

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Then I get home and I've not done anything.

"Then I get home and I've not done anything."

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We'll go together. I'll hold you to that.

"We'll go together. I'll hold you to that."

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Ah. The date of the unveiling. Of the memorial? When is it?

"Ah. The date of the unveiling. Of the memorial? When is it?"

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I don't want to drag it up again, but it would be painful.

"I don't want to drag it up again, but it would be painful."

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Yes, that's as may be.

"Yes, that's as may be."

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You heard her. Let's not drag it up again.

"You heard her. Let's not drag it up again."

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He's in the drawing room.

"He's in the drawing room."

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I told him you weren't downstairs but he said he'd wait.

"I told him you weren't downstairs but he said he'd wait."

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I don't think I'll wear what I chose last night.

"I don't think I'll wear what I chose last night."

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I suspected that might be the case so I put out the lavender day dress.

"I suspected that might be the case so I put out the lavender day dress."

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Goes very well with your ladyship's colouring.

"Goes very well with your ladyship's colouring."

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but I dare say that's all under control.

"but I dare say that's all under control."

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I dare say it is, m'lord.

"I dare say it is, m'lord."

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Will you tell the staff? Already done.

"Will you tell the staff? Already done."

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We left any chance we had behind us, many years ago.

"We left any chance we had behind us, many years ago."

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We've been apart for a long time.

"We've been apart for a long time."

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I wish to spend my final years with you.

"I wish to spend my final years with you."

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As a friend, as a lover.

"As a friend, as a lover."

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I don't seek scandal, only love.

"I don't seek scandal, only love."

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So...

"So..."

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...what do you say?

"...what do you say?"

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It seems Mr Green was not quite the sunny soul that Mr Carson depicted.

"It seems Mr Green was not quite the sunny soul that Mr Carson depicted."

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He appears to have carried out a series of attacks on women.

"He appears to have carried out a series of attacks on women."

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We've formed a picture of his behaviour.

"We've formed a picture of his behaviour."

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How very unpleasant. It is rather 'unpleasant'.

"How very unpleasant. It is rather 'unpleasant'."

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was shorter than him.

"was shorter than him."

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What do you think, Mrs Hughes? I don't know a thing about it.

"What do you think, Mrs Hughes? I don't know a thing about it."

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If we need Mrs Bates to come to London, could that be arranged?

"If we need Mrs Bates to come to London, could that be arranged?"

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We'll be in London next week for Lady Rose's wedding.

"We'll be in London next week for Lady Rose's wedding."

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Could you pop in to Scotland Yard on Tuesday at ten o'clock?

"Could you pop in to Scotland Yard on Tuesday at ten o'clock?"

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If she comes, I'll be with her. As you wish. Now I'll say goodbye.

"If she comes, I'll be with her. As you wish. Now I'll say goodbye."

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but it's best not to stand in his way.

"but it's best not to stand in his way."

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No, m'lord. You've examples of everything we do.

"No, m'lord. You've examples of everything we do."

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We made it for a garden in Hinckley. Near Leicester? You do get about.

"We made it for a garden in Hinckley. Near Leicester? You do get about."

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There you are! You took your time.

"There you are! You took your time."

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Daisy?

"Daisy?"

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Yes, Mr Carson.

"Yes, Mr Carson."

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Before we go, his lordship wants to extend an invitation to Mr Mason

"Before we go, his lordship wants to extend an invitation to Mr Mason"

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It might be nice if you were to mention it in your next letter.

"It might be nice if you were to mention it in your next letter."

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A hope that will be fulfilled and gladly, m'lady.

"A hope that will be fulfilled and gladly, m'lady."

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Are these all the cases, Denker?

"Are these all the cases, Denker?"

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Since Mr Spratt was given the task of bringing them down,

"Since Mr Spratt was given the task of bringing them down,"

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Fetch it now, please. But your ladyship, I don't...

"Fetch it now, please. But your ladyship, I don't..."

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Oh, she's surrounded by nannies and children!

"Oh, she's surrounded by nannies and children!"

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I know. She'll have a whale of a time.

"I know. She'll have a whale of a time."

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She's a dear little thing. So she is.

"She's a dear little thing. So she is."

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About Marigold? What? I don't know. A sense of deja vu.

"About Marigold? What? I don't know. A sense of deja vu."

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All of you, Andy will be an extra footman while we're in London.

"All of you, Andy will be an extra footman while we're in London."

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Please be helpful to him.

"Please be helpful to him."

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I want to be a footman now and this is the first step.

"I want to be a footman now and this is the first step."

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North of the park. Oh yes, I know where it is.

"North of the park. Oh yes, I know where it is."

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So you're not known round here then? No.

"So you're not known round here then? No."

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There's fun to be had round here if you know where to look for it.

"There's fun to be had round here if you know where to look for it."

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I spent many a year in St James's Square.

"I spent many a year in St James's Square."

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The train from Southampton

"The train from Southampton"

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Those days are done for us. We needn't tell the world.

"Those days are done for us. We needn't tell the world."

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You will have Lady Mary's maid Anna, to help you, m'lady.

"You will have Lady Mary's maid Anna, to help you, m'lady."

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His lordship will have Mr Molesley. Now I'll show you to your room.

"His lordship will have Mr Molesley. Now I'll show you to your room."

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They said you'd arrived. Yes. What a journey.

"They said you'd arrived. Yes. What a journey."

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I seem to have been travelling for as long as I can remember.

"I seem to have been travelling for as long as I can remember."

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Of course.

"Of course."

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This is quite a choice you've made. I hope you'll like him.

"This is quite a choice you've made. I hope you'll like him."

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And you're quite, quite sure?

"And you're quite, quite sure?"

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Absolutely.

"Absolutely."

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Well then, that's all I needed to hear.

"Well then, that's all I needed to hear."

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I found a letter from Mr Vyner when we arrived,

"I found a letter from Mr Vyner when we arrived,"

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Try not to worry about it.

"Try not to worry about it."

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Why not go to see your house afterwards? You'd enjoy that.

"Why not go to see your house afterwards? You'd enjoy that."

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If they want a second drink, it's up to them.

"If they want a second drink, it's up to them."

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'Fraid not.

"'Fraid not."

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What are they like? She's very nice and fond of Rose.

"What are they like? She's very nice and fond of Rose."

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It does make me smile that they should be the ones objecting.

"It does make me smile that they should be the ones objecting."

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It won't kill us to put on a show for a few more days.

"It won't kill us to put on a show for a few more days."

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I'm not sure that's helpful, Granny.

"I'm not sure that's helpful, Granny."

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why has the Inspector summoned Mrs Bates?

"why has the Inspector summoned Mrs Bates?"

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Would it help if I swore neither of them has done anything wrong?

"Would it help if I swore neither of them has done anything wrong?"

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Oh yes. Lady Melford is Mother's cousin.

"Oh yes. Lady Melford is Mother's cousin."

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So it won't be possible? No. He should have told you.

"So it won't be possible? No. He should have told you."

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And show them how lucky they are!

"And show them how lucky they are!"

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It makes sense and he can have his... What do they call it now?

"It makes sense and he can have his... What do they call it now?"

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His stag party there, without disturbing us.

"His stag party there, without disturbing us."

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- Will you be going, Lord Sinderby? - Hardly.

"- Will you be going, Lord Sinderby? - Hardly."

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Is it a long list, Lord Sinderby, the things you disapprove of?

"Is it a long list, Lord Sinderby, the things you disapprove of?"

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No, as long as I can steer clear of card sharps and undercooked fish,

"No, as long as I can steer clear of card sharps and undercooked fish,"

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Degradation, scandal and failure.

"Degradation, scandal and failure."

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When do the tenants go? Next week in theory.

"When do the tenants go? Next week in theory."

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I know, but think of the relief

"I know, but think of the relief"

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Of course I will. What a funny thing to say, Susan.

"Of course I will. What a funny thing to say, Susan."

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Well, I want you to know that you'll always be welcome at Canningford.

"Well, I want you to know that you'll always be welcome at Canningford."

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Tell me, do you find it difficult these days to get staff?

"Tell me, do you find it difficult these days to get staff?"

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