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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.8 (S06E06)

- You say he'll let you keep her. - That's not the problem. - What is?

"- You say he'll let you keep her. - That's not the problem. - What is?"

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If I stay silent, there's a lie at the heart of my marriage.

"If I stay silent, there's a lie at the heart of my marriage."

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Edith, you're a grown woman and I can't force you.

"Edith, you're a grown woman and I can't force you."

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Mrs Patmore, you are the owner of No.3 Orchard Lane, Haughton-le-Skerne.

"Mrs Patmore, you are the owner of No.3 Orchard Lane, Haughton-le-Skerne."

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Among your guests, was a certain Doctor Fletcher and his wife?

"Among your guests, was a certain Doctor Fletcher and his wife?"

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They were my first. Very courteous and respectable, I must say.

"They were my first. Very courteous and respectable, I must say."

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Not as respectable as you think.

"Not as respectable as you think."

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- Dr Fletcher was a Mr Ian McKidd and his 'wife' a Mrs Dorrit. - What?

"- Dr Fletcher was a Mr Ian McKidd and his 'wife' a Mrs Dorrit. - What?"

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- I'll keep you informed. - Thank you, Sergeant.

"- I'll keep you informed. - Thank you, Sergeant."

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Hello. What brings you here?

"Hello. What brings you here?"

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- Is that it, then? - Yes, let's go.

"- Is that it, then? - Yes, let's go."

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Can you buy one?

"Can you buy one?"

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The 6th Marquess of Hexham, 39, has died on holiday in Tangiers

"The 6th Marquess of Hexham, 39, has died on holiday in Tangiers"

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- Does this mean Bertie's out of a job? - That depends on the heir.

"- Does this mean Bertie's out of a job? - That depends on the heir."

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Don't sound so gleeful about it.

"Don't sound so gleeful about it."

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- How many classes will you be taking every week? - Five to start with.

"- How many classes will you be taking every week? - Five to start with."

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Of course I didn't know they'd invited you.

"Of course I didn't know they'd invited you."

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We should PRAY they don't. I don't want this story repeated upstairs.

"We should PRAY they don't. I don't want this story repeated upstairs."

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I'm not going to tell them.

"I'm not going to tell them."

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- I couldn't resist telling you. - Poor Mrs Patmore.

"- I couldn't resist telling you. - Poor Mrs Patmore."

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I'm going to have to think of something serious when I go down.

"I'm going to have to think of something serious when I go down."

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Only it might affect Lady Edith's friend, Mr Pelham.

"Only it might affect Lady Edith's friend, Mr Pelham."

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He's the agent there. Or was. He might be out of a job.

"He's the agent there. Or was. He might be out of a job."

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- Ah, Mr Dawes has got some news for you. - Do I want to know?

"- Ah, Mr Dawes has got some news for you. - Do I want to know?"

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He's coming tomorrow, on the first leg of his trip to Tangiers.

"He's coming tomorrow, on the first leg of his trip to Tangiers."

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- I've asked him here. - Good.

"- I've asked him here. - Good."

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- How is he? - Sad. He loved his cousin, and it was all so quick.

"- How is he? - Sad. He loved his cousin, and it was all so quick."

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Surely the decision is down to the new Marquess not to Bertie.

"Surely the decision is down to the new Marquess not to Bertie."

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- Bertie Pelham is now the Marquess of Hexham? - Yes.

"- Bertie Pelham is now the Marquess of Hexham? - Yes."

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Edith would outrank us all. Yes. That's right.

"Edith would outrank us all. Yes. That's right."

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- Was he a close relation? - Second cousin, once removed.

"- Was he a close relation? - Second cousin, once removed."

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- With a love of Brancaster. - Golly gum drops! What a turn-up.

"- With a love of Brancaster. - Golly gum drops! What a turn-up."

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That's dinner.

"That's dinner."

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And I'd be back by five. So I could serve dinner and luncheon.

"And I'd be back by five. So I could serve dinner and luncheon."

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There are plenty of little boys who want to be famous cricketers.

"There are plenty of little boys who want to be famous cricketers."

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- I'm saying now. - How is he?

"- I'm saying now. - How is he?"

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Unless it's to break with me so he can start afresh. He's not bound.

"Unless it's to break with me so he can start afresh. He's not bound."

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I haven't accepted him.

"I haven't accepted him."

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- Have you told him about Marigold? - Not yet.

"- Have you told him about Marigold? - Not yet."

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What are you doing?

"What are you doing?"

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Making time charts and setting some tests for comprehension.

"Making time charts and setting some tests for comprehension."

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- Who wants cocoa? - I think if you expect a lot, you get a lot.

"- Who wants cocoa? - I think if you expect a lot, you get a lot."

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- No, thank you, Mrs Patmore. - Good night. - Good night.

"- No, thank you, Mrs Patmore. - Good night. - Good night."

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She hasn't told him yet and she must if they're to have any chance of happiness.

"She hasn't told him yet and she must if they're to have any chance of happiness."

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Mary, let me get him up here.

"Mary, let me get him up here."

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- There's no point. Nothing's changed. - You've changed.

"- There's no point. Nothing's changed. - You've changed."

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Tom, look I don't mean to pull rank but with people like us,

"Tom, look I don't mean to pull rank but with people like us,"

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we need to marry sensibly.

"we need to marry sensibly."

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It's a way of life that isn't for everyone

"It's a way of life that isn't for everyone"

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He's the one for you. Trust me and give him a chance.

"He's the one for you. Trust me and give him a chance."

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Are we going to sit by and let this young man's family and future

"Are we going to sit by and let this young man's family and future"

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- She must tell him. Then it's his choice. - Isn't it up to Edith?

"- She must tell him. Then it's his choice. - Isn't it up to Edith?"

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you thought none of your daughters would make a worthy marriage.

"you thought none of your daughters would make a worthy marriage."

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Now there's a chance and you can't bring yourself to give it up.

"Now there's a chance and you can't bring yourself to give it up."

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Hello, Mr Pelham. I mean...

"Hello, Mr Pelham. I mean..."

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- What sort of service will it be? - Not a funeral.

"- What sort of service will it be? - Not a funeral."

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I'll fetch his things and settle his debts

"I'll fetch his things and settle his debts"

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That sounds like a very good plan.

"That sounds like a very good plan."

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I'll say. My mother's cock-a-hoop, but she doesn't appreciate

"I'll say. My mother's cock-a-hoop, but she doesn't appreciate"

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- that I was devoted to Cousin Peter. - I'm sure she does.

"- that I was devoted to Cousin Peter. - I'm sure she does."

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Then how pleased he'd be to know that you're his heir.

"Then how pleased he'd be to know that you're his heir."

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That's so nice of you.

"That's so nice of you."

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Let me take you upstairs to unpack. Luncheon's not for half an hour.

"Let me take you upstairs to unpack. Luncheon's not for half an hour."

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when you address him.

"when you address him."

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He can call himself Mr Pelham to his heart's content

"He can call himself Mr Pelham to his heart's content"

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Thank you for your enquiry but we wish to combine the roles

"Thank you for your enquiry but we wish to combine the roles"

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of butler, chauffeur and valet, and you seem overqualified.

"of butler, chauffeur and valet, and you seem overqualified."

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Of course. That's right. I'm silly, aren't I? Silly old me.

"Of course. That's right. I'm silly, aren't I? Silly old me."

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- No wait. - Let him go.

"- No wait. - Let him go."

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So, are you here to settle things with Edith before you leave?

"So, are you here to settle things with Edith before you leave?"

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I hope so. I hope we can get things settled but I mustn't jump the gun.

"I hope so. I hope we can get things settled but I mustn't jump the gun."

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That's it. My father's dead, obviously, there are no siblings.

"That's it. My father's dead, obviously, there are no siblings."

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Now, calm down. There's no harm done so let's go and have some tea.

"Now, calm down. There's no harm done so let's go and have some tea."

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- Make him welcome, please. - Good afternoon.

"- Make him welcome, please. - Good afternoon."

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Well, I'll leave you to it.

"Well, I'll leave you to it."

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1642 and the Glorious Revolution...

"1642 and the Glorious Revolution..."

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of 1688.

"of 1688."

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Almost half a century of change and social progress.

"Almost half a century of change and social progress."

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You couldn't ask for a man with a sounder moral conscience.

"You couldn't ask for a man with a sounder moral conscience."

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You talk of her a lot.

"You talk of her a lot."

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Tea will have started and the children will be down in a minute.

"Tea will have started and the children will be down in a minute."

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- The husband has been bought off? - Well, he's settled out of court.

"- The husband has been bought off? - Well, he's settled out of court."

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- I did wonder about the whole idea from the beginning. - You did not!

"- I did wonder about the whole idea from the beginning. - You did not!"

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It's exactly what we're planning to do.

"It's exactly what we're planning to do."

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- than Mrs Patmore, aren't we? - That's the front door, Mr Carson.

"- than Mrs Patmore, aren't we? - That's the front door, Mr Carson."

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I'll go.

"I'll go."

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I don't think he's a good model for marriage in later life.

"I don't think he's a good model for marriage in later life."

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- I didn't know he was. - Well, the thing is, I was driving down from Durham

"- I didn't know he was. - Well, the thing is, I was driving down from Durham"

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- What were you doing in Durham? - Oh, I was doing various car things.

"- What were you doing in Durham? - Oh, I was doing various car things."

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We haven't seen you since that awful day at Brooklands.

"We haven't seen you since that awful day at Brooklands."

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- Did you know about this? - I might have said if he was coming from Durham,

"- Did you know about this? - I might have said if he was coming from Durham,"

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- Perhaps Mr Talbot is in a hurry to get home. - No, no I'm not.

"- Perhaps Mr Talbot is in a hurry to get home. - No, no I'm not."

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It's settled then. Carson, will you please tell Mrs Hughes?

"It's settled then. Carson, will you please tell Mrs Hughes?"

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And ask someone to unpack for Mr Talbot.

"And ask someone to unpack for Mr Talbot."

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- And are they... settled? - I think so. They will be.

"- And are they... settled? - I think so. They will be."

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Then I envy you.

"Then I envy you."

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I would say Mr Talbot has just miscalculated rather badly.

"I would say Mr Talbot has just miscalculated rather badly."

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Oh yes, er some of you may like to examine these time charts

"Oh yes, er some of you may like to examine these time charts"

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This is so precisely not the way to win me over!

"This is so precisely not the way to win me over!"

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- I love you and want you to be happy. - Well, you've got a bloody odd way of showing it!

"- I love you and want you to be happy. - Well, you've got a bloody odd way of showing it!"

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Well, I take it this is me you're fighting about?

"Well, I take it this is me you're fighting about?"

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Yes, it is. And you can dig yourself out. Because I've had enough.

"Yes, it is. And you can dig yourself out. Because I've had enough."

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- Have you brought a dinner jacket? - Yes.

"- Have you brought a dinner jacket? - Yes."

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Well, you were very well equipped to do your 'car things' in Durham.

"Well, you were very well equipped to do your 'car things' in Durham."

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How many years do you think it's taken to find someone

"How many years do you think it's taken to find someone"

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Living in my family house? Working to preserve my estate

"Living in my family house? Working to preserve my estate"

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- and being outranked by your own stepson? - Oh, I'm tougher than I look.

"- and being outranked by your own stepson? - Oh, I'm tougher than I look."

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Oh, Henry, please don't make this harder than it has to be.

"Oh, Henry, please don't make this harder than it has to be."

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I'm going to make this as hard and as horrible as I can!

"I'm going to make this as hard and as horrible as I can!"

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I wish I knew what we should do. (I'm tempted to tell him myself.)

"I wish I knew what we should do. (I'm tempted to tell him myself.)"

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You think he's strong enough to stand out against his mother?

"You think he's strong enough to stand out against his mother?"

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That Mr Gregson made Edith his heir.

"That Mr Gregson made Edith his heir."

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Not one of you thinks it's a good idea! A professional driver?

"Not one of you thinks it's a good idea! A professional driver?"

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You can't expect us to be rude. The man's only crime is to love you.

"You can't expect us to be rude. The man's only crime is to love you."

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Oh.

"Oh."

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It...

"It..."

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- Actually I'm flying. For the first bit, anyway. - What?

"- Actually I'm flying. For the first bit, anyway. - What?"

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I dare say we'll all be flying hither and thither before too long.

"I dare say we'll all be flying hither and thither before too long."

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I know.

"I know."

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I hope you know what you are doing. She's quite a handful you know.

"I hope you know what you are doing. She's quite a handful you know."

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