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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.8 (S06E06)

"You don't need me. You're enough of a headline."
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"I tell you what I blame myself for. I didn't credit him with feelings."
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"But why should she want to forgive me?"
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"So this, it turns out, is Miss Cassandra Jones."
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"I believe we are right together"
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"- I often come at this time. - I don't come often enough."
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"I'm afraid some of the village have caught on and they're waiting too."
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"Mary, the last time I saw you, you threw me out for saying I loved you."
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"- All because of you. - I must say, you carry it off well. - Thanks."
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"I assumed you would be fairly sorry unless you're actually insane."
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"I'm not insane but I am sorry, I don't know why I did it. Not really."
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"and one day, only we will remember Sybil..."
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"than our mutual dislike."
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"I'm sure he'd be very, very pleased. In fact, I know he would."
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"Those whom God hath joined together let no man put asunder."
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"Well, Mr Talbot. You have swept me off my feet."
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"- And Edith? - Of all my children, Edith has given me the most surprises."
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"Yes, surprises of the most mixed variety."
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"but there's a chance that Dorrit may settle out of court."
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"Oh, Henry Talbot, Henry Talbot."
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"I agree. But Robert thinks Edith's had so little luck in her life."
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"but he is Lord Hexham nevertheless, Mr Bates,"
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"- You must know that you're quite free if you want to be. - I don't."
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"- Take that! And that! And that! - Ouch, you rascal!"
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"- is the same as marrying him because of it. - Out of my way! - Am I not right?"
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"- Well, that's not what I wanted. - Isn't it?"
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".. I'm sorry."
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"Now you're happy again, you'll be nicer... for a while."
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"- Mary has got rid of her mechanic and Edith is not married yet. - I know."
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"- Don't bother about it, Mrs Hughes. I'll sort it out. - Very good, M'Lord."
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"- It's my mess, why should you pay for it? - Indeed."
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"I read as much as I could and I taught myself,"
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"Do you still think dismissing Barrow was a useful saving, Papa?"
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"Unless there's another of those delicious scones."
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"- That's it. I'll leave you to it. - You don't have to go, Tom."
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"- Amen. - Amen. - Amen."
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"The one thing Mary can't bear is when things are going better"
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"Dad's a gardener at Skelton Park."
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"Then you'll know I can't be a crash widow again. I can't!"
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"So I can put Edith in her place."
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"I know I'm not what you were looking for."
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"Are you mad? If you're trying to get rid of me,"
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"If Henry were the new Marquess,"
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"She loves him but she can't control him."
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"but I didn't think I'd find the proof in my own wife!"
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"That's rather below the belt, even for you."
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"He'll recover, M'Lady. And he hasn't had to go to hospital."
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"You're far more on his side than you were on mine."
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"There they go, a new couple in a new world."
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"- Are you all right, Mr Barrow? - Of course. Why wouldn't I be?"
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"Matthew loved you and wanted you to be happy."
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"- Amelia said you called on her. - Yes. I did. We were talking about Larry."
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"- And you won't have to be a witness? - So Mr Willis said."
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"Where's Lady Edith? Can't she drive him to the station?"
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"but I so very much want to feel"
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"What a day. I ruin Lady Edith's life and Barrow tries to end his."
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"- She is a very kind and gentle soul. - Is she? Is she, indeed?"
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"She hasn't accepted him so he's not obligated."
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"What a good idea! Why didn't I think of that?"
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"Get back!"
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"Not to marry a man for lack of money"
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"Looking for you to borrow some scissors but you're going out."
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"- Oh, no, no, no. You don't want me. - I insist."
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"That's a relief. I was going to suggest the same thing."
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".. and thereto have given and pledged their troth either to other,"
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"- It just goes round and round. - A house of ill repute."
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"There's no need for this."
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"- You should have seen her face. - It wasn't very funny for Mrs Patmore."
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"It's for you to manage from here."
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"Only afternoons between half-two and half-four."
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"I'm not 20, trembling at the touch of your hand,"
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"If he learns about Marigold?"
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"And you're wrong as you so often are. Henry's perfect for you."
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"She said your letter was very eloquent. She was quite persuaded."
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"Oh, of course you were. I am sorry."
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"Tell him what?"
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"I want to spend the rest of my life with?"
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"and they all knew the girl he was going to marry."
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"It's just Mary. Edith's gone up to London. I didn't know when I wrote."
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"Yesterday evening. I spent the night before in Southampton"
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"- So what do we do now? Elope to Gretna Green? - Well, I have a confession."
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"I don't think so. He might have come round about Marigold."
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"Because, in the end, you're my sister"
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"You have no qualms about dragging the family we serve into the mud?"
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"- How was it, Mr Molesley? - Oh. I enjoyed myself today."
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"I'm going to stay Mr Pelham until the service."
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"But I want to bury that story and I need a big event to bury it under."
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"I want to hear him speak for himself."
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"And please don't think badly of him."
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"Although we did have an aunt who was quite good at macrame."
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"I've left my workbox downstairs but you're welcome to take them."
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"Your words have made my heart pound at such a rate"
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"Well, it just seems rather small to me."
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"- Are you sure, My Lord? - QUITE sure, thank you, Carson."
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"What would their parents say?"
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"I'm not sure what you mean."
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"It's not enough to make them champions."
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"- You'll regret it if you don't. - With my luck, I'll regret it either way."
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"Oh, Mrs Patmore's the one to ask."
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"You say that because after Tony Gillingham had gone,"
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"I helped him unpack and he wishes to remain Mr Pelham"
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"If we're not too distracted to eat."
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"Oh, I think you'll make a very good job of it."
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"It's not as easy as that. I find him very attractive. I like him a lot."
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"She has been an important figure in my life. I admit it."
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"Make a clean breast of it. Please."
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"Punch is terribly fierce."
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"- Good news? - Not exactly."
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"Would you...?"
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"then he'd be driving quite close."
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"- Now you're here, I hope you'll stay the night at least. - Mary?"
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"Well you're being extremely unfair!"
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"- Who says so? - The look in his eyes."
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"- With nothing to his name? - Then give him up. - I had."
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"- clearly I was wrong. - I can't bear to be manoeuvred."
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"Excuse me."
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"Lord Hexham, has asked for a taxi and Mr Carson has gone out,"
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"Obviously, if he wants a taxi. What's happened?"
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"Some men might not feel comfortable with that."
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"You see, I don't feel I could spend my life with someone I don't trust."
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