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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.6 (S06E06)

- Hello, sir, might I offer you one of those? - Thank you very much.

"- Hello, sir, might I offer you one of those? - Thank you very much."

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of money in this day and age. We could raise more than you think.

"of money in this day and age. We could raise more than you think."

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my opinion has little bearing on the matter.

"my opinion has little bearing on the matter."

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I have the opinion that life has taught me.

"I have the opinion that life has taught me."

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But what would it tell me? They sleep in a bed, they eat at a table. So do I.

"But what would it tell me? They sleep in a bed, they eat at a table. So do I."

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Well, to me, it could be a good thing.

"Well, to me, it could be a good thing."

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But then, of course, they're bound to start asking,

"But then, of course, they're bound to start asking,"

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Thank you, Mr Molesley. I couldn't have put it better myself.

"Thank you, Mr Molesley. I couldn't have put it better myself."

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Complete with a real life table and chairs!

"Complete with a real life table and chairs!"

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People have always tipped the butler to look 'round a house.

"People have always tipped the butler to look 'round a house."

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Even Elizabeth Bennett wanted to see what Pemberly was like inside.

"Even Elizabeth Bennett wanted to see what Pemberly was like inside."

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A decision which caused her a great deal of embarrassment,

"A decision which caused her a great deal of embarrassment,"

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Dr Clarkson is very grateful.

"Dr Clarkson is very grateful."

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You think that changes things, but as Lord Merton pointed out,

"You think that changes things, but as Lord Merton pointed out,"

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- It can't be long now. - Not too long, no.

"- It can't be long now. - Not too long, no."

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I do know it. The question is, can I summon it up when the time comes?

"I do know it. The question is, can I summon it up when the time comes?"

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Oh.

"Oh."

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You should've let one of the footmen bring it up.

"You should've let one of the footmen bring it up."

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Crumbs. That looks frightening.

"Crumbs. That looks frightening."

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It's, uh, a little Chateau Chasse-Spleen, My Lord.

"It's, uh, a little Chateau Chasse-Spleen, My Lord."

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I believe it was a favourite of Lord Byron's.

"I believe it was a favourite of Lord Byron's."

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- Really, my Lord? - I'm afraid so.

"- Really, my Lord? - I'm afraid so."

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And speaking of necessary sacrifices, I've been thinking about things, lying here.

"And speaking of necessary sacrifices, I've been thinking about things, lying here."

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But we still have an under butler and two footmen. In this day and age.

"But we still have an under butler and two footmen. In this day and age."

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I think it's a dangerous precedent, since you ask,

"I think it's a dangerous precedent, since you ask,"

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Dangerous? I think it's idiotic.

"Dangerous? I think it's idiotic."

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- It's a mistake. I suppose it's too late to stop it now. - Far too late.

"- It's a mistake. I suppose it's too late to stop it now. - Far too late."

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But what on earth can we show them to give them their money's worth? Lady Grantham knitting?

"But what on earth can we show them to give them their money's worth? Lady Grantham knitting?"

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I know. I'm glad in a way I didn't have to testify against him now.

"I know. I'm glad in a way I didn't have to testify against him now."

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Are you here? What time is it?

"Are you here? What time is it?"

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- She must be feeling rather left out. - Her mind is on other things.

"- She must be feeling rather left out. - Her mind is on other things."

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I would have died if I'd had to be taken to York.

"I would have died if I'd had to be taken to York."

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But they'd still operate here in an emergency, so nothing's changed.

"But they'd still operate here in an emergency, so nothing's changed."

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Well, let's not make it worse.

"Well, let's not make it worse."

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Anna, if you're not well, you must tell me.

"Anna, if you're not well, you must tell me."

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We've finished with this business of your keeping me in the dark.

"We've finished with this business of your keeping me in the dark."

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- We're selling a house, aren't we? - Yes. To buy another house.

"- We're selling a house, aren't we? - Yes. To buy another house."

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I wouldn't mind having breakfast here sometimes.

"I wouldn't mind having breakfast here sometimes."

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- Not every day, but sometimes. - I don't think anyone would object.

"- Not every day, but sometimes. - I don't think anyone would object."

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How are you at making coffee?

"How are you at making coffee?"

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I can make coffee. It's not very hard.

"I can make coffee. It's not very hard."

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Uh, you might like to have a word with Mrs Patmore.

"Uh, you might like to have a word with Mrs Patmore."

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I don't see why not.

"I don't see why not."

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And you might ask one of the maids about making the bed.

"And you might ask one of the maids about making the bed."

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- Isn't that good enough, either? - It's not bad. I didn't mean that.

"- Isn't that good enough, either? - It's not bad. I didn't mean that."

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He wants to pay, but it seems an extravagance to me.

"He wants to pay, but it seems an extravagance to me."

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Medium smart. I'll make some telephone calls.

"Medium smart. I'll make some telephone calls."

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- I received a letter this morning from the Board of Governors. - Go on.

"- I received a letter this morning from the Board of Governors. - Go on."

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I don't understand. What about Mama?

"I don't understand. What about Mama?"

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Lady Grantham is to be, and I quote,

"Lady Grantham is to be, and I quote,"

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Golly. They've sacked the Captain.

"Golly. They've sacked the Captain."

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who thinks the whole idea is a horrible mistake?

"who thinks the whole idea is a horrible mistake?"

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- And you support this notion? - Of course he does.

"- And you support this notion? - Of course he does."

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He put your name forward as replacement.

"He put your name forward as replacement."

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- and, as Mrs Crawley says, I'm afraid she'd be almost willing the new regime to fail. - Probably.

"- and, as Mrs Crawley says, I'm afraid she'd be almost willing the new regime to fail. - Probably."

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I need to talk to Lord Grantham.

"I need to talk to Lord Grantham."

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Don't we? It might be easier all round if they did.

"Don't we? It might be easier all round if they did."

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Good. I'll see you at 8:00.

"Good. I'll see you at 8:00."

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Oh, you'll think of something.

"Oh, you'll think of something."

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All right, bye.

"All right, bye."

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So this is the urgent business that takes m'lady to London town?

"So this is the urgent business that takes m'lady to London town?"

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- It's not the only thing. - But it is getting serious.

"- It's not the only thing. - But it is getting serious."

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Evelyn or whoever else might be there.

"Evelyn or whoever else might be there."

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- Can't you be pleased for her? - I'm as pleased for her as she would be for me.

"- Can't you be pleased for her? - I'm as pleased for her as she would be for me."

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We all need it sometimes, m'lady.

"We all need it sometimes, m'lady."

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I mean it, George. You must let Mr Barrow get on with his work.

"I mean it, George. You must let Mr Barrow get on with his work."

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All right. And off we go!

"All right. And off we go!"

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Oh, I envy you. I'm so sick of this room, I could scream.

"Oh, I envy you. I'm so sick of this room, I could scream."

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We've talked about making changes in the household.

"We've talked about making changes in the household."

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You're not going to sack him?

"You're not going to sack him?"

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- You do know that? - And when George is older, he can ask him back.

"- You do know that? - And when George is older, he can ask him back."

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And it was a good idea, m'lady. An idea that has brought us

"And it was a good idea, m'lady. An idea that has brought us"

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Very well. We won't fight about it.

"Very well. We won't fight about it."

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That's not kind. His pride is more important to him than the money.

"That's not kind. His pride is more important to him than the money."

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a post that is fragrant with memories of a lost world.

"a post that is fragrant with memories of a lost world."

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- but you are not a creature of today. - And you are?

"- but you are not a creature of today. - And you are?"

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I don't believe that a house like Downton could be run without a butler.

"I don't believe that a house like Downton could be run without a butler."

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In that sense, yes, I am.

"In that sense, yes, I am."

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- If you like. - Perhaps you could get some guidance from Mrs Patmore?

"- If you like. - Perhaps you could get some guidance from Mrs Patmore?"

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It doesn't have to be anything very complicated.

"It doesn't have to be anything very complicated."

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I hope they appreciate your role in all this. You've been very kind.

"I hope they appreciate your role in all this. You've been very kind."

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it's so important for others to catch it.

"it's so important for others to catch it."

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I need a clearer idea of what you know.

"I need a clearer idea of what you know."

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I like your enthusiasm, and I want to harness it if I can.

"I like your enthusiasm, and I want to harness it if I can."

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First you can decide if you'd sit a test of my own devising,

"First you can decide if you'd sit a test of my own devising,"

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I assumed it was a good sign that I hadn't been summoned in haste.

"I assumed it was a good sign that I hadn't been summoned in haste."

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Anyway, I'm here and I'm glad of the chance to talk about

"Anyway, I'm here and I'm glad of the chance to talk about"

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this mad scheme of opening the house.

"this mad scheme of opening the house."

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It's all fixed, Mama. By Mary.

"It's all fixed, Mama. By Mary."

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Well, why anyone would come beats me, but, since it is,

"Well, why anyone would come beats me, but, since it is,"

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That is why we are raising funds.

"That is why we are raising funds."

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I don't believe we need a ceremony. The doors will be open from 9:00. Who'd want to get here for then?

"I don't believe we need a ceremony. The doors will be open from 9:00. Who'd want to get here for then?"

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- Well, it wouldn't kill me. - No, but it might kill us.

"- Well, it wouldn't kill me. - No, but it might kill us."

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The patients are my priority.

"The patients are my priority."

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Don't worry. I shall be magnanimous in victory.

"Don't worry. I shall be magnanimous in victory."

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I think so. You're not expecting a banquet, are you?

"I think so. You're not expecting a banquet, are you?"

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I'm expecting a delicious dinner prepared by the fair hands

"I'm expecting a delicious dinner prepared by the fair hands"

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Oh, no. Not matric. He wants to assess my general knowledge.

"Oh, no. Not matric. He wants to assess my general knowledge."

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If Mr Carson gives me the time off. What have I got to lose?

"If Mr Carson gives me the time off. What have I got to lose?"

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They're all clever and pleasant.

"They're all clever and pleasant."

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Now, has Mr Talbot found out you're coming tonight?

"Now, has Mr Talbot found out you're coming tonight?"

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- Anyway, it'll be public soon. - I suppose you want to accept?

"- Anyway, it'll be public soon. - I suppose you want to accept?"

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Mama's the one who'll be upset when she's deposed.

"Mama's the one who'll be upset when she's deposed."

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Although the fact you're the usurper who's stolen her throne

"Although the fact you're the usurper who's stolen her throne"

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- will clearly make it worse. - But if that wasn't an element?

"- will clearly make it worse. - But if that wasn't an element?"

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I've had one career already, bringing up my daughters.

"I've had one career already, bringing up my daughters."

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They don't need me now, so I'm ready for the next.

"They don't need me now, so I'm ready for the next."

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Why must there be something to know?

"Why must there be something to know?"

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So you are in on it.

"So you are in on it."

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Heavens. We are quite a party.

"Heavens. We are quite a party."

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Small world. You know Henry Talbot, and I think you met Charlie Rogers up at Brancaster.

"Small world. You know Henry Talbot, and I think you met Charlie Rogers up at Brancaster."

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A table of singletons at our age, well done.

"A table of singletons at our age, well done."

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- Tell me, are you pleased with your progress this season? - I certainly am.

"- Tell me, are you pleased with your progress this season? - I certainly am."

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- No, you won't. - Well, you've got me interested.

"- No, you won't. - Well, you've got me interested."

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- Tom, you should go if you like. - And what about you?

"- Tom, you should go if you like. - And what about you?"

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Well, I don't keep my diary in my head. Ask me nearer the time.

"Well, I don't keep my diary in my head. Ask me nearer the time."

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I'll tell you what would be nice with this. Some horseradish,

"I'll tell you what would be nice with this. Some horseradish,"

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thinned with a little soured cream.

"thinned with a little soured cream."

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I agree. That would be heavenly. Except that we don't have any.

"I agree. That would be heavenly. Except that we don't have any."

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The thing is, I don't think we should drink.

"The thing is, I don't think we should drink."

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