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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #4.4 (S04E04)

"We can't take Madge off Lady Edith."
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"That's a first. She'll give a little dinner."
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"What about Tom? She said she won't mind if he wants to be included."
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"Who could resist such a love call?"
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"It'll be pretty obvious. Do you think something might come of it?"
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"Probably not but I wouldn't mind if it did."
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"After all, being a family means welcoming new members."
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"That's nice. Thank you."
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"I think it encourages people to look after themselves and not become a burden."
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"Just to provide some free labour. No more than that."
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"I wish someone would provide me with some free labour. Oh."
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"Lloyd George would never allow it."
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"We use her like an hotel. She enjoys it."
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"Tom?"
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"I'd far rather know what you were thinking."
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"I mean it. Do you really care about this stuff?"
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"I want to be a good cook. I want a skill."
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"Well, what do you want?"
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"I wish I was more like you."
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"No, he does not know and nor do I. What don't you know?"
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"Why everyone's making a fuss over my cooking."
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"Just one night. We'll be back for dinner on Wednesday."
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"I'm just tired."
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"Sometimes I think it's just too much."
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"The Lark and the Dove they were called."
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"But you wanted to marry her."
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"So much I could taste it."
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"I know, where is that young man now so full of passion?"
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"She's dead now, so it doesn't matter, but that's what she said."
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"I disagree. It matters a lot."
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"The woman you loved...loved you."
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"But it doesn't change anything."
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"You're busy. No, no, no."
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"What is it?"
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"When I get back from London I want to move back upstairs."
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"What? Why, for heaven's sake?"
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"Because I can't..."
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"..I can't let him touch me."
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"Of course not."
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"He is without fault and that's the point."
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"I'm not good enough for him. Not now."
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"Why say that? Because I think that somehow I..."
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"..I must have made it happen."
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"Stuff and nonsense. You were attacked by an evil, violent man."
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"I can't let him touch me because I'm soiled."
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"Anna, I've been thinking."
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"We must go to the police. No."
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"But suppose you're with child. What will you do then?"
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"I'll kill myself. I won't listen to that."
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"But the poor man's heart is breaking for not knowing."
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"You can."
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"but I wish you would decide that honesty is the best policy."
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"There can be no break from it."
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"Ivy can make the savoury. There's only three of them, it'll be good practice."
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"What? They're setting up a training school at the Ritz Hotel in London"
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"She's in the boot room."
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"Sorry to keep you waiting, but Anna couldn't find -"
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"You remember Sir John Bullock?"
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"He and Lord Gillingham have just been staying with us."
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"I had an evening of cards and whisky ahead so it was a welcome change of plan."
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"Don't punish me for wanting to see you again."
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"We can keep the young in order."
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"That's if you like the sound of it."
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"What about you, Tom?"
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"I'll stay here with Lady Rosamund. Oh, I was thinking I might go, too."
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"♪ April Showers"
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"♪ Still it holds a goodly share of bliss..."
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"I hope you don't mind my ambushing you like this."
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"It was Mama and Aunt Rosamund who ambushed me."
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"And I'm glad you came."
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"And I like it."
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"♪..flowers"
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"Can I see you again before you go?"
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"How? The meeting's at noon and then we go straight to the station."
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"Oh."
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"Almost engaged."
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"..I'm not ready"
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"and I won't be for some years."
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"Don't misunderstand me."
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"It's been lovely, here and at Downton."
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"I feel quite refreshed."
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"But now it's time to go back to real life again."
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"And that's doesn't include me."
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"♪ Whenever April showers come along ♪"
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"When I go through these I can tell I've got some big gaps."
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"Make a list and we'll see what we can do."
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"You'll help, won't you? Course."
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"I just think it's a shame if Alfred has to go."
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"They might not even test me, let alone offer me a place."
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"if London was right for the next step in your journey."
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"Oh, just because you have no dreams. I have dreams."
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"Although it'll be hard,"
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"One moment of nastiness, and I'll be paying for the rest of my days?"
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"Being a member of the family Crawley?"
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"Oh! Oh, dear! Er..."
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"Aunt Rosamund's gone back to the table. Should we go?"
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"Absolutely not."
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"John. Oh, my -"
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"Are you all right? Oh, um..."
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"I don't think he is. I don't know him that well."
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"I should keep it that way."
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"I really am all right now."
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"Thank you, you've saved my face. Jack Ross at your service."
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"Well, if your friends are waiting..."
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"I'm so sorry. This is my cousin, Tom Branson."
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"He was terribly nice. And..."
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"♪ A violet renamed but still blue"
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"♪ The dappled dew will form in spring"
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"♪ No matter what you call the thing"
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"♪ On the other side... ♪"
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"What's the matter? You've been in a glump all day."
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"If I told you, you'd despise me."
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"And on that modest note...goodnight."
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"I'm glad someone's cheerful."
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"You think you can read me like a book, don't you?"
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"Hello, James, Alfred."
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"All right."
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"Please."
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"Or tell me what's happened. One or the other. Don't bully me."
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"I won't press you now if it makes things worse but in the end I will find out."
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