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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.8 (S06E06)

I will always love you.

"I will always love you."

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.. but you don't need to ask for mine. I'm delighted.

".. but you don't need to ask for mine. I'm delighted."

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simply that a couple should be equal in both strength and passion.

"simply that a couple should be equal in both strength and passion."

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I am. I believe I've met my match. I have.

"I am. I believe I've met my match. I have."

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- My uncle's a bishop. - Oh? Good old England. Some things never change.

"- My uncle's a bishop. - Oh? Good old England. Some things never change."

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- Now? - Well, on Saturday.

"- Now? - Well, on Saturday."

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You don't want to have a huge society affair again, do you?

"You don't want to have a huge society affair again, do you?"

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If you're ready, My Lord. My Lady?

"If you're ready, My Lord. My Lady?"

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- We must have Mrs Patmore. - Of course.

"- We must have Mrs Patmore. - Of course."

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- I even had breakfast in my room. - That was Carson.

"- I even had breakfast in my room. - That was Carson."

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Strange. I'll be best man at both of her weddings.

"Strange. I'll be best man at both of her weddings."

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I hadn't thought of it.

"I hadn't thought of it."

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.. or Mama or Papa or Matthew

".. or Mama or Papa or Matthew"

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.. until, at last, our shared memories will mean more

".. until, at last, our shared memories will mean more"

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What do you think he'd have made of it?

"What do you think he'd have made of it?"

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I went to his grave to tell him, which isn't like me.

"I went to his grave to tell him, which isn't like me."

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You'd better go in and find a seat. I'll wait for her here.

"You'd better go in and find a seat. I'll wait for her here."

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But surely she was --

"But surely she was --"

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For as much as Henry and Mary have consented together in Holy Wedlock

"For as much as Henry and Mary have consented together in Holy Wedlock"

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and have witnessed the same before God and this company...

"and have witnessed the same before God and this company..."

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and by joining of hands...

"and by joining of hands..."

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.. I pronounce that they be man and wife together.

".. I pronounce that they be man and wife together."

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In the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost.

"In the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost."

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That was a treat, but we'll pay for it now

"That was a treat, but we'll pay for it now"

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if we don't get home to serve the breakfast.

"if we don't get home to serve the breakfast."

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It seems all our ships are coming into port.

"It seems all our ships are coming into port."

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and I'm sure we haven't seen the last one yet.

"and I'm sure we haven't seen the last one yet."

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I'd accept him in a trice if it weren't for Marigold.

"I'd accept him in a trice if it weren't for Marigold."

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But if I tell him the truth, will I ruin it?

"But if I tell him the truth, will I ruin it?"

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But you cannot be married to a man and leave him out of a secret like this.

"But you cannot be married to a man and leave him out of a secret like this."

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- It's not possible and you won't be happy. - How happy am I now?

"- It's not possible and you won't be happy. - How happy am I now?"

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I am. I'm running it as a bed-and-breakfast place.

"I am. I'm running it as a bed-and-breakfast place."

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Mr Dorrit is now suing Mr McKidd for damages related to adultery.

"Mr Dorrit is now suing Mr McKidd for damages related to adultery."

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There is some concern Haughton-le-Skerne will be in the news,

"There is some concern Haughton-le-Skerne will be in the news,"

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A house of ill repute?

"A house of ill repute?"

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Mama is swanning around the South of France without a word to any of us.

"Mama is swanning around the South of France without a word to any of us."

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- I wish Cora -- - I won't hear a word against Cora.

"- I wish Cora -- - I won't hear a word against Cora."

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- Mama is being impossible. - I was going to say, "I wish Cora wouldn't take it to heart."

"- Mama is being impossible. - I was going to say, "I wish Cora wouldn't take it to heart.""

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Mama has exhausted my patience this time.

"Mama has exhausted my patience this time."

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- But she did give you Teo. - True. I forgive her everything.

"- But she did give you Teo. - True. I forgive her everything."

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I just don't want her to be hurt.

"I just don't want her to be hurt."

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- Isn't Bertie's employer always in Tangiers? - Hmm.

"- Isn't Bertie's employer always in Tangiers? - Hmm."

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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The cause is given as Malaria. Lord Hexham was unmarried.

"The cause is given as Malaria. Lord Hexham was unmarried."

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Poor Edith. It was bad enough he was an agent. Now he may not be that.

"Poor Edith. It was bad enough he was an agent. Now he may not be that."

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- What does Mr Carson say? - I haven't asked him yet.

"- What does Mr Carson say? - I haven't asked him yet."

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But suppose it doesn't work out? Suppose I'm no good?

"But suppose it doesn't work out? Suppose I'm no good?"

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- I would have mentioned it. - Nobody has been as rude to me as your son.

"- I would have mentioned it. - Nobody has been as rude to me as your son."

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Why in God's name would he want me at his wedding?

"Why in God's name would he want me at his wedding?"

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- Don't you think so? - To be honest, I don't know her.

"- Don't you think so? - To be honest, I don't know her."

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- and her place at Downton Abbey? - I'm sure they won't.

"- and her place at Downton Abbey? - I'm sure they won't."

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Oh, I know. It's awful for her.

"Oh, I know. It's awful for her."

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I had some rather sad news when we were in Thirsk. Lord Hexham's died.

"I had some rather sad news when we were in Thirsk. Lord Hexham's died."

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- Who's that, M'Lady? - The owner of Brancaster Castle,

"- Who's that, M'Lady? - The owner of Brancaster Castle,"

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How worrying for them.

"How worrying for them."

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- Have you heard from Mr Talbot? - No. But that's a good thing.

"- Have you heard from Mr Talbot? - No. But that's a good thing."

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Which is exactly what I want.

"Which is exactly what I want."

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Oh, I just can't get the phrase out of my head.

"Oh, I just can't get the phrase out of my head."

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Yes, I know what it is, thank you!

"Yes, I know what it is, thank you!"

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Yes, I see.

"Yes, I see."

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Read it for yourself.

"Read it for yourself."

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Oh, Daisy. That's wonderful news.

"Oh, Daisy. That's wonderful news."

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Poor Mr Pelham. First that terrible day at the racetrack,

"Poor Mr Pelham. First that terrible day at the racetrack,"

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- and then to hear his cousin's died. - It does seem very hard.

"- and then to hear his cousin's died. - It does seem very hard."

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- Did you get hold of him? - Yes.

"- Did you get hold of him? - Yes."

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The trouble is they've already buried him and Bertie's not sure what to do.

"The trouble is they've already buried him and Bertie's not sure what to do."

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It's ordinary in hot countries. It won't mean any disrespect.

"It's ordinary in hot countries. It won't mean any disrespect."

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No, but, should they leave him there?

"No, but, should they leave him there?"

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Well, that's the thing. He is the new Marquess... Bertie.

"Well, that's the thing. He is the new Marquess... Bertie."

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Nonsense. He's having you on. He'd have told you if he was the heir.

"Nonsense. He's having you on. He'd have told you if he was the heir."

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He did tell me. But his cousin was in his 30s

"He did tell me. But his cousin was in his 30s"

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But that's absurd! If Bertie's a marquess, then Edith --

"But that's absurd! If Bertie's a marquess, then Edith --"

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Nobody thought it was possible he would inherit. Least of all Bertie.

"Nobody thought it was possible he would inherit. Least of all Bertie."

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- He seemed like a nice young man to me. - And getting nicer by the minute.

"- He seemed like a nice young man to me. - And getting nicer by the minute."

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And if Bertie IS Lord Hexham which I still don't believe,

"And if Bertie IS Lord Hexham which I still don't believe,"

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- he won't want to marry her now. - Careful.

"- he won't want to marry her now. - Careful."

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- It's only a try-out, Mr Carson. - Every day you'd leave at two?

"- It's only a try-out, Mr Carson. - Every day you'd leave at two?"

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- No lingering over the pudding. - Mr Barrow is still here --

"- No lingering over the pudding. - Mr Barrow is still here --"

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- Oh, don't we know it. - But if lunch does go on a bit,

"- Oh, don't we know it. - But if lunch does go on a bit,"

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there's still Andrew and Mr Barrow and you to see to it.

"there's still Andrew and Mr Barrow and you to see to it."

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And what makes you think you'll be any good?

"And what makes you think you'll be any good?"

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I don't know exactly. Perhaps because I want it so much.

"I don't know exactly. Perhaps because I want it so much."

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- I just want to try, Mr Carson. - And so you shall.

"- I just want to try, Mr Carson. - And so you shall."

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How terrible. Poor Mrs Patmore.

"How terrible. Poor Mrs Patmore."

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Mourning Charlie Rogers. Missing you.

"Mourning Charlie Rogers. Missing you."

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You're not to ask him to come here.

"You're not to ask him to come here."

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- Suppose he just turns up? - Don't encourage him, Tom. I mean it.

"- Suppose he just turns up? - Don't encourage him, Tom. I mean it."

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- Mary thinks he'll throw me over. - I don't see why.

"- Mary thinks he'll throw me over. - I don't see why."

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It's surely very encouraging he's coming here on his way to London.

"It's surely very encouraging he's coming here on his way to London."

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Oh. Er...

"Oh. Er..."

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- Tests? For the village children? - You're not expecting too much?

"- Tests? For the village children? - You're not expecting too much?"

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- How are you feeling? - I'm still shaken. I can't deny it.

"- How are you feeling? - I'm still shaken. I can't deny it."

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- Is your poor niece managing? - I'm going over to see her tomorrow.

"- Is your poor niece managing? - I'm going over to see her tomorrow."

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I'll come with you.

"I'll come with you."

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A genuine, copper-bottomed marquess for Edith. Who'd have thought it?

"A genuine, copper-bottomed marquess for Edith. Who'd have thought it?"

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He wouldn't be coming here if he'd changed his mind.

"He wouldn't be coming here if he'd changed his mind."

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and Edith would marry one of the grandest men in England,

"and Edith would marry one of the grandest men in England,"

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I'd have knocked them down.

"I'd have knocked them down."

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But for poor old Edith who couldn't make her dolls do what she wanted,

"But for poor old Edith who couldn't make her dolls do what she wanted,"

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- it is rather wonderful. - There's still Marigold.

"- it is rather wonderful. - There's still Marigold."

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I beg you, my darling,

"I beg you, my darling,"

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please don't let things be spoiled for her this time. That's all I ask.

"please don't let things be spoiled for her this time. That's all I ask."

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I think the wood is right the way it is. We don't need it any larger.

"I think the wood is right the way it is. We don't need it any larger."

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'I find him very attractive. I like him a lot.' What a load of baloney!

"'I find him very attractive. I like him a lot.' What a load of baloney!"

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Did it fade for you and Matthew?

"Did it fade for you and Matthew?"

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Especially if we're going to inherit the family show.

"Especially if we're going to inherit the family show."

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and a bad marriage can poison it.

"and a bad marriage can poison it."

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- He's not an orangutan. He knows how it works. - He wants different things.

"- He's not an orangutan. He knows how it works. - He wants different things."

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- Yes, but we were young and free. It's difficult the second time. - Why?

"- Yes, but we were young and free. It's difficult the second time. - Why?"

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- I'm always honest. - Are you? - Why would you say that for heaven's sake?

"- I'm always honest. - Are you? - Why would you say that for heaven's sake?"

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One word: Marigold.

"One word: Marigold."

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So, it is true. Well, I knew it was.

"So, it is true. Well, I knew it was."

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Never mind Marigold. She won't make you happy. Henry Talbot will.

"Never mind Marigold. She won't make you happy. Henry Talbot will."

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No. And if you want to redeem yourself in my good graces,

"No. And if you want to redeem yourself in my good graces,"

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Where is everybody?

"Where is everybody?"

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Mary and Tom are agenting and Edith's gone to meet Bertie's train.

"Mary and Tom are agenting and Edith's gone to meet Bertie's train."

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Are we going to talk about it?

"Are we going to talk about it?"

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be put at risk from a scandal we are hiding from him?

"be put at risk from a scandal we are hiding from him?"

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I don't think she has to tell everybody but I agree.

"I don't think she has to tell everybody but I agree."

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- You haven't got children. You don't understand these things. - No.

"- You haven't got children. You don't understand these things. - No."

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