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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #5.8 (S05E05)

and I feel most uncomfortable not having told you before now.

"and I feel most uncomfortable not having told you before now."

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We don't want any deathbed confessions, Susan.

"We don't want any deathbed confessions, Susan."

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Remember, this is not your day!

"Remember, this is not your day!"

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I'm sorry, Aunt Violet. I think it's time.

"I'm sorry, Aunt Violet. I think it's time."

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I'm afraid it is going to be all over the papers and as things stand,

"I'm afraid it is going to be all over the papers and as things stand,"

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Or may I call you Susan?

"Or may I call you Susan?"

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You can't mean... Father, I beg you...

"You can't mean... Father, I beg you..."

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Do anything to stop this marriage, anything at all, I will leave you,

"Do anything to stop this marriage, anything at all, I will leave you,"

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through the portals of Caxton Hall Registry Office.

"through the portals of Caxton Hall Registry Office."

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There are lots of things in my life I never anticipated,

"There are lots of things in my life I never anticipated,"

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I know he was blameless. How can you know?

"I know he was blameless. How can you know?"

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Who did my enemy turn out to be?

"Who did my enemy turn out to be?"

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Then I don't want to know.

"Then I don't want to know."

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Not the blessing this afternoon? This is where I become his wife.

"Not the blessing this afternoon? This is where I become his wife."

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It's too late for that, my dear, far too late.

"It's too late for that, my dear, far too late."

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Please stand.

"Please stand."

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Er, listen everyone, as soon as they've finished lunch,

"Er, listen everyone, as soon as they've finished lunch,"

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when it's only a blessing.

"when it's only a blessing."

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I had a headache, that's all.

"I had a headache, that's all."

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Andy, you take your life in your hands

"Andy, you take your life in your hands"

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Well, well, the thing is done. Let us go forward in hope.

"Well, well, the thing is done. Let us go forward in hope."

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I don't suppose we'll ever know who did it now but who cares?

"I don't suppose we'll ever know who did it now but who cares?"

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I mean, I know he's against me,

"I mean, I know he's against me,"

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but that sort of thing's not his style.

"but that sort of thing's not his style."

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Oh, look. It's Tony and Mary. They make a handsome couple.

"Oh, look. It's Tony and Mary. They make a handsome couple."

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So, it turned out as you planned.

"So, it turned out as you planned."

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You were just what I needed when I needed it.

"You were just what I needed when I needed it."

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Good luck, Mary.

"Good luck, Mary."

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That's very kind. All of you. It would give us great pleasure.

"That's very kind. All of you. It would give us great pleasure."

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That wasn't too hard, was it?

"That wasn't too hard, was it?"

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I wonder if you remember that my father was Jewish?

"I wonder if you remember that my father was Jewish?"

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That is... How interesting...

"That is... How interesting..."

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Is everything all right, m'lady? I thought I'd sneak away.

"Is everything all right, m'lady? I thought I'd sneak away."

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I feel as if our household is breaking up, Carson,

"I feel as if our household is breaking up, Carson,"

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He's happy with Miss Lane Fox and I'm happy for them.

"He's happy with Miss Lane Fox and I'm happy for them."

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He wasn't good enough for you, m'lady, not by half.

"He wasn't good enough for you, m'lady, not by half."

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Reluctantly perhaps,

"Reluctantly perhaps,"

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but you came to see that he wasn't up to the mark.

"but you came to see that he wasn't up to the mark."

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I wish them well. I don't mind Lady Rose, me.

"I wish them well. I don't mind Lady Rose, me."

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Back again, Miss Denker?

"Back again, Miss Denker?"

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I've brought two with me. The new boy and another one.

"I've brought two with me. The new boy and another one."

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So I see. Give yourself a drink and help 'em find the tables.

"So I see. Give yourself a drink and help 'em find the tables."

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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You'll see.

"You'll see."

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But don't you. Right?

"But don't you. Right?"

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to look down on the other, that should keep them quiet.

"to look down on the other, that should keep them quiet."

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What do you mean, Mrs Hughes? I haven't dismissed her.

"What do you mean, Mrs Hughes? I haven't dismissed her."

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I know, m'lady and I feel most uncomfortable but...

"I know, m'lady and I feel most uncomfortable but..."

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What do you mean? Go.

"What do you mean? Go."

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can you tell me which of these knuckleheads is a Mr Basil Shute?

"can you tell me which of these knuckleheads is a Mr Basil Shute?"

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Why?

"Why?"

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Yeah, she erm, she waits outside until someone's coming in,

"Yeah, she erm, she waits outside until someone's coming in,"

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then she enters with them

"then she enters with them"

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Oh, she does, does she?

"Oh, she does, does she?"

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It's the woman I arrived with.

"It's the woman I arrived with."

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Bye.

"Bye."

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She chose me because she thought

"She chose me because she thought"

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I was too young and stupid to see what she was at.

"I was too young and stupid to see what she was at."

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Your bill for three nights' worth of drinking, Miss Denker.

"Your bill for three nights' worth of drinking, Miss Denker."

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That'll be four pounds and ten shillings.

"That'll be four pounds and ten shillings."

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I forbid you to take her! Correct forms have been observed.

"I forbid you to take her! Correct forms have been observed."

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What is this? What's happening? Don't make trouble, Mr Bates.

"What is this? What's happening? Don't make trouble, Mr Bates."

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I don't care if you're the Queen of the Upper Nile.

"I don't care if you're the Queen of the Upper Nile."

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Bates!

"Bates!"

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"Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.

""Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn."

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"We will remember them."

""We will remember them.""

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We will remember them.

"We will remember them."

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I think that's lovely, Mrs Patmore. I'm so pleased for you.

"I think that's lovely, Mrs Patmore. I'm so pleased for you."

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I believe so.

"I believe so."

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I'd like to see William's name now. If you've a moment, Daisy?

"I'd like to see William's name now. If you've a moment, Daisy?"

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It'll be nice for you too, Daisy, to have the memorial so near.

"It'll be nice for you too, Daisy, to have the memorial so near."

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But I felt proud, too.

"But I felt proud, too."

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At least, I did think about it,

"At least, I did think about it,"

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I'm glad.

"I'm glad."

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I hate it when people who love each other must be far apart.

"I hate it when people who love each other must be far apart."

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Fighting talk, indeed.

"Fighting talk, indeed."

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And will you put up a fight for Prince Kuragin?

"And will you put up a fight for Prince Kuragin?"

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Well, you forget, you hold the winning card.

"Well, you forget, you hold the winning card."

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Lord Merton's wife is dead.

"Lord Merton's wife is dead."

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You should go up more often, take an interest in your publishing.

"You should go up more often, take an interest in your publishing."

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Mary always talks like she's the only one

"Mary always talks like she's the only one"

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And I'll miss you.

"And I'll miss you."

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I have faith in British justice. Mr Bates was released in the end.

"I have faith in British justice. Mr Bates was released in the end."

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I realised what it is about Marigold that keeps catching my eye.

"I realised what it is about Marigold that keeps catching my eye."

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Just tell me if I'm wrong.

"Just tell me if I'm wrong."

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Very well.

"Very well."

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Now, how much should we take and what can we buy when we get there?

"Now, how much should we take and what can we buy when we get there?"

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I'm happy to tell you that most things you can buy in Ripon

"I'm happy to tell you that most things you can buy in Ripon"

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But you don't trust them quite the same.

"But you don't trust them quite the same."

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Well, YOU don't.

"Well, YOU don't."

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Why is she coming to London? Haven't they replaced Mrs Bute?

"Why is she coming to London? Haven't they replaced Mrs Bute?"

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- Ta dah! - Oh, that's lovely.

"- Ta dah! - Oh, that's lovely."

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- You don't think it's a bit mumsy? - No!

"- You don't think it's a bit mumsy? - No!"

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Are you looking forward to London? I am.

"Are you looking forward to London? I am."

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I still don't understand why they didn't come two months ago.

"I still don't understand why they didn't come two months ago."

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The Government changed the date for the hand-over. They were stuck.

"The Government changed the date for the hand-over. They were stuck."

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I'd have come back if it were my daughter's wedding.

"I'd have come back if it were my daughter's wedding."

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I do not suggest a career in the Diplomatic.

"I do not suggest a career in the Diplomatic."

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- Will they be there before us? - No.

"- Will they be there before us? - No."

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Yes, we jolly well are. Why cast a shadow?

"Yes, we jolly well are. Why cast a shadow?"

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I don't think a registry office wedding and a church blessing

"I don't think a registry office wedding and a church blessing"

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and London makes more sense for Susan and Shrimpie.

"and London makes more sense for Susan and Shrimpie."

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Atticus loves him and I love Atticus.

"Atticus loves him and I love Atticus."

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Typical, but I've been told they've neither maid nor valet,

"Typical, but I've been told they've neither maid nor valet,"

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which seems odd for a Marquess and Marchioness.

"which seems odd for a Marquess and Marchioness."

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I don't think they have two pennies to rub together. It's all gone.

"I don't think they have two pennies to rub together. It's all gone."

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No. Then again...

"No. Then again..."

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Hurrah for intolerance on both sides.

"Hurrah for intolerance on both sides."

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Borrowing footmen sounds like something out of the last century.

"Borrowing footmen sounds like something out of the last century."

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Even to me!

"Even to me!"

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Hire a lad for the week. It wouldn't cost much.

"Hire a lad for the week. It wouldn't cost much."

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That's to be it for the Big Parade? The Big Parade's passed, Mr Carson.

"That's to be it for the Big Parade? The Big Parade's passed, Mr Carson."

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We're just trying to keep up as best we can.

"We're just trying to keep up as best we can."

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My turn.

"My turn."

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What would my father say?

"What would my father say?"

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No!

"No!"

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It won't be very helpful later on if we don't teach her how to lose.

"It won't be very helpful later on if we don't teach her how to lose."

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No. He's asked me to join him in Massachusetts.

"No. He's asked me to join him in Massachusetts."

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You'd think with a father like that

"You'd think with a father like that"

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Atticus would have a more Jewish name.

"Atticus would have a more Jewish name."

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