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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.8 (S06E06)

"I haven't had children, as you so kindly remind me,"
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"but I hope I do have a sense of decency."
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"How long are you planning to stay? Your cold must have cleared by now."
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"Don't fight. Nothing's going to get better by you two falling out."
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"I wish you'd call me Bertie."
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"I've decided not to disturb him."
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"and have a service at home to say goodbye."
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"- I hope you'll allow me to come. - I want you to come."
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"This must be a strange and unsettling time for you."
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"Not really. Most people didn't get the point of him."
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"But he was as kind to me as any man has ever been."
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"Goodness. I'm afraid you've made me blub."
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"One thing. Don't forget Mr Pelham is now the Marquess of Hexham,"
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"until his cousin's funeral, Mr Carson."
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"and we will refer to him as His Lordship. Good. Time to get started."
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"But please accept our best wishes for the future."
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"What was it about Tangiers that your cousin enjoyed so much?"
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"Who knows? He used to talk of going down to the beach"
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"and watching the young fishermen bring in the nets."
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"until everything was suddenly plunged into darkness."
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"- Goodness. How lyrical. - He was lyrical. He was an artist."
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"In his heart, anyway."
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"I don't think this family can boast much in the way of artists."
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"You've talked of your mother but what other family do you have?"
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"It's just me and Mother."
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"You were joking when you said she was cock-a-hoop"
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"but she must feel a certain pride."
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"I wasn't joking but judge for yourselves when you meet her."
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"She makes Mr Squeers look like Florence Nightingale."
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"Ladies? Can I have a picture?"
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"No, you may not."
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"He's been there all day."
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"Well, why didn't you telephone and warn us? You daft ha'porth!"
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"I'm sorry, Auntie Beryl, I thought you might not come"
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"and I'm going nearly mad here."
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"- What about the bookings? - Cancelled. - What?! All of them?"
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"One man wanted compensation. For the ridicule."
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"I hope you told him what he could do with it! I'll give him RIDICULE!"
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"This is Mr Molesley."
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"He will be teaching you history and English literature."
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"This term we will explore the years between the Civil War of 1642 and..."
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"I hope you will find it as exciting as I do."
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"Things have changed for you now."
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"farming, sport, bringing up a family with my wife."
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"The conscience maybe, but what about the courage? Help me. Please."
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"But can I help? Am I worthy?"
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"The 7th Marquess of Hexham weds the daughter of the 5th Earl of Grantham?"
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"What could be more suitable? Mother will be thrilled."
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"- But I don't agree with her about everything. - Is she very stern?"
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"She certainly believes rank carries responsibilities. But so do I."
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"We ought to go in."
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"But I've still lost every one of my bookings. I'm a laughing stock."
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"Then clearly we're going to have to be a lot more careful"
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"Or relations with the law."
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"- And that's the way to do it! - Very good!"
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"Er, Mr Talbot."
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"Hello, Mr Talbot. Mary never told me you were coming."
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"and I suddenly realised I'd be passing the gates."
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"- I'm afraid you've missed tea. - Oh, don't worry about that. - I won't."
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"Hello, Bertie, I heard about your cousin. I'm so terribly sorry."
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"Thank you. I'm on my way out there now,"
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"but I wanted to get things settled before I go."
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".. the struggle between the Monarchy and Parliament."
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"that I've drawn up, tomorrow we'll really begin to make a start."
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"- Will you just get off your high horse? - Why are you interfering?"
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"Oh!"
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"Can't we just leave Edith to tell him or not, as she sees fit?"
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"He must have made a plan for his journey back."
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"I doubt he ever went to Durham. He came up here to see you."
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"I did. Until Mama invited him to make himself at home!"
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"Just send him away! As quick as you can. For all our sakes."
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"Maybe not. But she's clearly quite mad about him, whatever she says."
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"How was it, Mr Molesley? Teaching?"
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"- it was, quite a challenge. - There's always another day."
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"I know."
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"They've got their coffee upstairs so I'll make a last check."
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"- I know. It does seem rather daring. - I do not envy you."
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"I don't know. Now the commercial airlines are starting to operate,"
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"I like the way Bertie makes no bones about it. He's here to see you."
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"there wouldn't be a woman who wasn't setting her cap at him."
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"- Because if that's why you're not, shame on you. - Oh, stop lecturing me!"
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"Look, I made a mistake. I'm sorry."
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"I thought I could present my arguments effectively in person,"
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"For some reason, you're fighting it. I'm not."
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"My birth is respectable, so it can't be that,"
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"and position that present the problem."
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"- Aren't you better than that? - What?"
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"No. You push in here, into my home, uninvited,"
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"in order to call me a grubby, little gold digger? You've got a nerve!"
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"Mary!"
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"Mary!"
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"She's a bit of a bully, your Lady Mary. She likes her own way."
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"- Why are you smiling? - Show me a man that doesn't smile when his wife admits she's wrong."
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"- Won't you send me to bed happy? - Sounds like an indecent proposal."
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"I love you, Bertie. I've been in love before."
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"The trouble is, I'm not as simple as I used to be."
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"My life is not as simple."
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"I'll still take it as a yes."
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"- I'm sorry Lord Grantham's left. - Why particularly?"
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"Because we've got some news and I was waiting for Mary to join us."
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"It's not the right moment."
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"Carson, could we have some more coffee, please?"
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"- Well, Henry's abandoned you. - No, he hasn't. I wanted him to go."
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"Aren't we, Mary?"
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"- for me than for her. - I'm sure that's not true."
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"You don't know her. I'm getting married and you've lost your man."
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"And I admire you, Bertie. Not everyone would accept Edith's past."
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"- Tell me what? - About Marigold. Who she really is."
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"Marigold is my daughter."
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"- Mrs Hughes, how is Mrs Patmore? - She's still very upset, M'Lady."
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"- Is this about her B & B going down the drain? - Don't be flippant."
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"Why don't we pay her a visit? Have tea there and let people see us."
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"But if it's to be effective, won't we have to be in the papers?"
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"Well, the local papers. And it wouldn't be a news story any more"
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"- than being photographed at a flower show. - Would Mrs Patmore agree?"
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"- I think she'd be bowled over, Your Ladyship. - Then it's settled."
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"I hope you don't mind my saying that you seem very suspicious."
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"I want Larry's father to be content. Is that a volte-face?"
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"- And you've considered 'the options'? - I believe so."
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"Here's another option for you."
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