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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #4.4 (S04E04)

You make me sound very fervent. Wars have been waged with less fervour.

"You make me sound very fervent. Wars have been waged with less fervour."

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Be that as it may the rent's not been paid for ages.

"Be that as it may the rent's not been paid for ages."

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She always minimises things. I'm sure I don't know anything you don't know.

"She always minimises things. I'm sure I don't know anything you don't know."

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The luggage is loaded, m'lord.

"The luggage is loaded, m'lord."

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In other words, no.

"In other words, no."

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Even though you'd be dragging a debt behind you for 20 years? I don't care.

"Even though you'd be dragging a debt behind you for 20 years? I don't care."

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After last night. Look, Edna,

"After last night. Look, Edna,"

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We'll have to put it down to our low spirits and self indulgence.

"We'll have to put it down to our low spirits and self indulgence."

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I'm neither cold nor ashamed. But, as I say,

"I'm neither cold nor ashamed. But, as I say,"

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We don't all have to live off battered fish and meat pies.

"We don't all have to live off battered fish and meat pies."

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Mess it up and it's back to kindergarten.

"Mess it up and it's back to kindergarten."

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I've said I'm sorry - Yes, you're sorry. I know.

"I've said I'm sorry - Yes, you're sorry. I know."

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What will you do then?

"What will you do then?"

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to react in such a jealous and selfish way.

"to react in such a jealous and selfish way."

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Only you've been very quiet.

"Only you've been very quiet."

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Why shouldn't I? You sound like Alfred.

"Why shouldn't I? You sound like Alfred."

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a sweet and a gentle soul.

"a sweet and a gentle soul."

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Just for a few candidates. How much will it cost? Nothing.

"Just for a few candidates. How much will it cost? Nothing."

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They have two examinations a year. You could do that, Daisy.

"They have two examinations a year. You could do that, Daisy."

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Are you trying to get rid of me? Where's Ivy? She ought to see it.

"Are you trying to get rid of me? Where's Ivy? She ought to see it."

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Oh.

"Oh."

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After dinner I could take you all to hear the new band at the Lotus Club.

"After dinner I could take you all to hear the new band at the Lotus Club."

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Well?

"Well?"

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Really? Absolutely.

"Really? Absolutely."

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And, anyway, you've told me you're engaged to be married.

"And, anyway, you've told me you're engaged to be married."

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I don't believe that.

"I don't believe that."

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How could it?

"How could it?"

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But they don't involve peeling potatoes.

"But they don't involve peeling potatoes."

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So, how are you enjoying it? What?

"So, how are you enjoying it? What?"

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Oh, I'm sure that's not true. It is true. Too true.

"Oh, I'm sure that's not true. It is true. Too true."

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I'm Rose MacClare.

"I'm Rose MacClare."

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We should be going.

"We should be going."

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Honestly. If it hadn't have been for Mr Ross...

"Honestly. If it hadn't have been for Mr Ross..."

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I was jolly pleased anyone wanted to rescue me and so would you have been.

"I was jolly pleased anyone wanted to rescue me and so would you have been."

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Well, I couldn't say it. Not to you.

"Well, I couldn't say it. Not to you."

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Although I'm surprised it's you.

"Although I'm surprised it's you."

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Rose, Anna needs to use your curling irons. All right. Mine are broken.

"Rose, Anna needs to use your curling irons. All right. Mine are broken."

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But we just saw him in London. Well, he's come back.

"But we just saw him in London. Well, he's come back."

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Not all but it is partly your fault. There's no point in denying that.

"Not all but it is partly your fault. There's no point in denying that."

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I even think that I could come to love her.

"I even think that I could come to love her."

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You take as long as you need -

"You take as long as you need -"

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Because there is no child.

"Because there is no child."

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Though in your case it was unmarried love, wasn't it, dear?

"Though in your case it was unmarried love, wasn't it, dear?"

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Once you'd agreed she would have got pregnant.

"Once you'd agreed she would have got pregnant."

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then you're a manipulative little witch,

"then you're a manipulative little witch,"

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Anna, did you know about this?

"Anna, did you know about this?"

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He never does anything else.

"He never does anything else."

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Will that be all, m'lady? Yes, thank you.

"Will that be all, m'lady? Yes, thank you."

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Not all of us, I imagine.

"Not all of us, I imagine."

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Now I've got nothing but.

"Now I've got nothing but."

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That's why it's a good sign.

"That's why it's a good sign."

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No.

"No."

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And it'll reassure the staff to know you belong to the human race.

"And it'll reassure the staff to know you belong to the human race."

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She was. Very pretty.

"She was. Very pretty."

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Bates?

"Bates?"

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She sounds rather fine.

"She sounds rather fine."

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And I must have something to remember.

"And I must have something to remember."

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and he wanted to catch the half past nine.

"and he wanted to catch the half past nine."

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There you are.

"There you are."

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My maid saw you come in. Aren't you going to tell me what kept you out until six in the morning?

"My maid saw you come in. Aren't you going to tell me what kept you out until six in the morning?"

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You're a grown woman and I'm not a spy.

"You're a grown woman and I'm not a spy."

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I took your advice. I talked it over and I'm off the hook.

"I took your advice. I talked it over and I'm off the hook."

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I've things to do.

"I've things to do."

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will you come with me to the prison when my husband is hanged?

"will you come with me to the prison when my husband is hanged?"

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in honour of Monsieur Escoffier.

"in honour of Monsieur Escoffier."

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John's got a marvellous idea for later on, haven't you?

"John's got a marvellous idea for later on, haven't you?"

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People are looking at us. Good. Let them see how it's done.

"People are looking at us. Good. Let them see how it's done."

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This is Mr Ross. He rescued me from deep humiliation.

"This is Mr Ross. He rescued me from deep humiliation."

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Goodnight.

"Goodnight."

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You were very down in the mouth when you were talking to Mr Branson.

"You were very down in the mouth when you were talking to Mr Branson."

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You'll need to keep your eyes open and your ears too where I'm concerned.

"You'll need to keep your eyes open and your ears too where I'm concerned."

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I thought we were all about to be dancing to your tune.

"I thought we were all about to be dancing to your tune."

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It will give you some authority over my affairs.

"It will give you some authority over my affairs."

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Goodbye, Mary.

"Goodbye, Mary."

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so people can come early for treatment.

"so people can come early for treatment."

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You weren't so severe last night.

"You weren't so severe last night."

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It makes no sense, even to me.

"It makes no sense, even to me."

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It won't take long. She's coming now.

"It won't take long. She's coming now."

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I agree, although I'm rather surprised to hear you say it.

"I agree, although I'm rather surprised to hear you say it."

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The truth is we were mad as hatters to let her back in the house.

"The truth is we were mad as hatters to let her back in the house."

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They say she had some troubles at home.

"They say she had some troubles at home."

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Blimey. What happened to you?

"Blimey. What happened to you?"

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I'll lock you in this room and when he's arrived

"I'll lock you in this room and when he's arrived"

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You must wait until things become clear.

"You must wait until things become clear."

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When I'm at Downton I feel so weighed down,

"When I'm at Downton I feel so weighed down,"

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Anna, you're upset. You're unhappy and I don't know why.

"Anna, you're upset. You're unhappy and I don't know why."

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Now, will you give her the message, please?

"Now, will you give her the message, please?"

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He was. But he's dead and I'm alive.

"He was. But he's dead and I'm alive."

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Ooh, that's the next thing to look forward to. I don't dislike him.

"Ooh, that's the next thing to look forward to. I don't dislike him."

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You can't treat a poor girl like this.

"You can't treat a poor girl like this."

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But suppose I'm pregnant.

"But suppose I'm pregnant."

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But what's changed?

"But what's changed?"

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Why? Because I didn't want to speak to you in a railway carriage

"Why? Because I didn't want to speak to you in a railway carriage"

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That was rather unkind.

"That was rather unkind."

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Are we going out tonight?

"Are we going out tonight?"

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You can't stop me from speaking to her ladyship.

"You can't stop me from speaking to her ladyship."

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I kept dropping and breaking things.

"I kept dropping and breaking things."

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Not like today. You were lucky if you got to walk them to the corner.

"Not like today. You were lucky if you got to walk them to the corner."

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We live together, we work together.

"We live together, we work together."

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Lord Gillingham?

"Lord Gillingham?"

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We both know I must marry.

"We both know I must marry."

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I thought Mary was doing that. Yes, but I wanted to speak to her.

"I thought Mary was doing that. Yes, but I wanted to speak to her."

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You're back.

"You're back."

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Are you ready?

"Are you ready?"

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Yesterday you said I fill your brain.

"Yesterday you said I fill your brain."

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We gave your father a long time. You want to farm the land yourself.

"We gave your father a long time. You want to farm the land yourself."

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Look,

"Look,"

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There is nothing but regret in me.

"There is nothing but regret in me."

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Is there anything I can do to keep things running whilst you're in Munich?

"Is there anything I can do to keep things running whilst you're in Munich?"

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My life is perfect and then, in the space of one day, it is nothing.

"My life is perfect and then, in the space of one day, it is nothing."

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What do you make of her? She's nice.

"What do you make of her? She's nice."

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Not as surprised as I am.

"Not as surprised as I am."

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Because I've just done something which I have a sneaking fear I may regret...

"Because I've just done something which I have a sneaking fear I may regret..."

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I shall be supervising the departure if anyone wants me.

"I shall be supervising the departure if anyone wants me."

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But I'm lucky to have anyone nowadays.

"But I'm lucky to have anyone nowadays."

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I'm on my way to convince the board of the merits of an out clinic,

"I'm on my way to convince the board of the merits of an out clinic,"

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I need to know that you won't cast me off, that you'll be a man of honour.

"I need to know that you won't cast me off, that you'll be a man of honour."

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If you were good enough for Lady Sybil Crawley, I'm good enough for you. Don't speak her name.

"If you were good enough for Lady Sybil Crawley, I'm good enough for you. Don't speak her name."

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To meet beautiful women and spend money and drink champagne.

"To meet beautiful women and spend money and drink champagne."

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Because you did well, Ivy. They're not very hard.

"Because you did well, Ivy. They're not very hard."

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