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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #4.4 (S04E04)

Yes, but Ivy moves so fast for a beginner, don't she?

"Yes, but Ivy moves so fast for a beginner, don't she?"

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There's not a lot to say.

"There's not a lot to say."

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She had a singing act with her sister.

"She had a singing act with her sister."

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I won't hold you back.

"I won't hold you back."

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I am already full of regrets.

"I am already full of regrets."

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Yes, I suppose so. Very good, m'lady.

"Yes, I suppose so. Very good, m'lady."

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So can I have a room, please?

"So can I have a room, please?"

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And when Mr Bates has killed him,

"And when Mr Bates has killed him,"

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It's such eons since we've had any fun.

"It's such eons since we've had any fun."

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How should she be? She told me she'd fallen and cut her lip,

"How should she be? She told me she'd fallen and cut her lip,"

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♪ That bloom in May

"♪ That bloom in May"

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They are defensible to me. But it's immoral

"They are defensible to me. But it's immoral"

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You and Mary can be my chaperones, so what could be more proper?

"You and Mary can be my chaperones, so what could be more proper?"

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I don't criticise either you or her.

"I don't criticise either you or her."

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Where's John? I should think he's gone home.

"Where's John? I should think he's gone home."

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..while you're in London.

"..while you're in London."

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Sometimes you can spend too long on a one-sided love.

"Sometimes you can spend too long on a one-sided love."

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Then find someone you can tell.

"Then find someone you can tell."

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Well, you're certainly unexpected.

"Well, you're certainly unexpected."

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You won't talk to me, you won't look at me. I can't come near you.

"You won't talk to me, you won't look at me. I can't come near you."

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And you were courting?

"And you were courting?"

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They brought your message to my club.

"They brought your message to my club."

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How did you get here? On the same train as you.

"How did you get here? On the same train as you."

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I see you when I close my eyes.

"I see you when I close my eyes."

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I only wish I could.

"I only wish I could."

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And you expect me to help you with it?

"And you expect me to help you with it?"

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Put them in the steam warmer. Have you seen this?

"Put them in the steam warmer. Have you seen this?"

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Edna's not pregnant.

"Edna's not pregnant."

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This is yours, I think.

"This is yours, I think."

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I hope Bates is behaving himself.

"I hope Bates is behaving himself."

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and we'll stop when and if we hit a rock.

"and we'll stop when and if we hit a rock."

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I mean, is he staying? She'll want to know.

"I mean, is he staying? She'll want to know."

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Yes, but with a very long gap in the middle.

"Yes, but with a very long gap in the middle."

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and now you want to spend the rest of your life with me?

"and now you want to spend the rest of your life with me?"

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It may surprise you to hear that I said that to someone once.

"It may surprise you to hear that I said that to someone once."

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I don't know what to do.

"I don't know what to do."

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that does not sometimes have to negotiate thin ice.

"that does not sometimes have to negotiate thin ice."

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I thought lawyers were never optimistic.

"I thought lawyers were never optimistic."

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I can't.

"I can't."

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I won't make a fool of Mabel. It wouldn't be fair.

"I won't make a fool of Mabel. It wouldn't be fair."

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It's good for you to be reminded you once had a heart.

"It's good for you to be reminded you once had a heart."

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Please don't say you were talking and you lost track of time.

"Please don't say you were talking and you lost track of time."

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She wants to move back into the house, m'lord.

"She wants to move back into the house, m'lord."

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and, while the phrase is enough to set one's teeth on edge,

"and, while the phrase is enough to set one's teeth on edge,"

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I've got a present for you.

"I've got a present for you."

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Apparently, they're getting engaged.

"Apparently, they're getting engaged."

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Alfred and James will be glad to help. That's good to know.

"Alfred and James will be glad to help. That's good to know."

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Nobody's done anything.

"Nobody's done anything."

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On the contrary, Mr Carson. I shall remember this visit for a long time.

"On the contrary, Mr Carson. I shall remember this visit for a long time."

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It's nice to see you're well looked after.

"It's nice to see you're well looked after."

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I promise.

"I promise."

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Don't be transparent, Mama. It doesn't suit you.

"Don't be transparent, Mama. It doesn't suit you."

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And if I behaved badly, I am sorry.

"And if I behaved badly, I am sorry."

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It's the first thing Mrs Patmore's trusted me with. First big thing.

"It's the first thing Mrs Patmore's trusted me with. First big thing."

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But it is. Just as easy.

"But it is. Just as easy."

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Don't worry. If it happens, I mean to make a go of being your wife.

"Don't worry. If it happens, I mean to make a go of being your wife."

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I love her.

"I love her."

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So you mean to help? A little.

"So you mean to help? A little."

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It gives her a surrogate real life.

"It gives her a surrogate real life."

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What do you think, Tom? Do you think she minds?

"What do you think, Tom? Do you think she minds?"

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I'm sorry. What were you saying?

"I'm sorry. What were you saying?"

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Let me taste it. Go on, then.

"Let me taste it. Go on, then."

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It's like eating paper. Thank you.

"It's like eating paper. Thank you."

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Which was she? The dove, I suppose.

"Which was she? The dove, I suppose."

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Report me for what? You know.

"Report me for what? You know."

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That she wished she'd chosen me.

"That she wished she'd chosen me."

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I should report you to Mrs Patmore.

"I should report you to Mrs Patmore."

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It changes you from where I'm looking.

"It changes you from where I'm looking."

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Anyway, she chose Charlie and that was that.

"Anyway, she chose Charlie and that was that."

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I hope Miss Lane Fox didn't mind.

"I hope Miss Lane Fox didn't mind."

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And what about you? Well, I cancelled what I was supposed to be doing.

"And what about you? Well, I cancelled what I was supposed to be doing."

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But tonight you've made me play truant.

"But tonight you've made me play truant."

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should we sit down?

"should we sit down?"

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He's not normally like that.

"He's not normally like that."

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Oh, Mary.

"Oh, Mary."

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You were having quite an adventure with your gallant band leader.

"You were having quite an adventure with your gallant band leader."

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I pride myself on keeping my eyes open, yes.

"I pride myself on keeping my eyes open, yes."

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You say it's not me. I hope that's true. But there is a reason and I need to find out what it is.

"You say it's not me. I hope that's true. But there is a reason and I need to find out what it is."

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Damn right it is. And it's all my fault.

"Damn right it is. And it's all my fault."

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We've not quite come to that.

"We've not quite come to that."

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And Miss Lane Fox?

"And Miss Lane Fox?"

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Should I speak to her again? Should I beg?

"Should I speak to her again? Should I beg?"

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Would you like some tea? Yes, if I may.

"Would you like some tea? Yes, if I may."

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Just so long as I know that you'll marry me in the end.

"Just so long as I know that you'll marry me in the end."

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Why is Lord Gillingham back so soon?

"Why is Lord Gillingham back so soon?"

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Are you ready to go? Carson says the car's outside. Oh, yes, I think so.

"Are you ready to go? Carson says the car's outside. Oh, yes, I think so."

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She's gone to see Michael Gregson.

"She's gone to see Michael Gregson."

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He comes back at eight. That's quite a discipline.

"He comes back at eight. That's quite a discipline."

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Does that mean we have to do the washing up? No, he'll do that tomorrow.

"Does that mean we have to do the washing up? No, he'll do that tomorrow."

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Rose was talking about the new band at the Lotus Club.

"Rose was talking about the new band at the Lotus Club."

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Come here.

"Come here."

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If that's what you really want.

"If that's what you really want."

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She was pretty though, wasn't she?

"She was pretty though, wasn't she?"

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The business of life is the acquisition of memories.

"The business of life is the acquisition of memories."

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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Well, Matthew fills mine.

"Well, Matthew fills mine."

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And I don't want to be without him.

"And I don't want to be without him."

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It's no good, Tony.

"It's no good, Tony."

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Not yet.

"Not yet."

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My prayers go with you for everything that you do.

"My prayers go with you for everything that you do."

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So, will we be seeing Tony Gillingham again?

"So, will we be seeing Tony Gillingham again?"

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You seem more cheerful than you were in London. I am.

"You seem more cheerful than you were in London. I am."

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Is his valet with him?

"Is his valet with him?"

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That's the big question. But we're very glad he is.

"That's the big question. But we're very glad he is."

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My darling Mary.

"My darling Mary."

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there are moments when her virtue demands admiration.

"there are moments when her virtue demands admiration."

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I never met Matthew but I'm sure he was a splendid chap.

"I never met Matthew but I'm sure he was a splendid chap."

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We're good together, Mary.

"We're good together, Mary."

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I'll tear off your clothes and hold you down, if that's what it takes.

"I'll tear off your clothes and hold you down, if that's what it takes."

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We're in each other's pockets.

"We're in each other's pockets."

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What happens if I refuse?

"What happens if I refuse?"

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I telephoned Rosamund.

"I telephoned Rosamund."

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for a long time to come.

"for a long time to come."

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Her sister had the voice...

"Her sister had the voice..."

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He told me that she regretted it.

"He told me that she regretted it."

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We could be so very happy if you'd let us.

"We could be so very happy if you'd let us."

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as if I were stuck at school for the rest of my life.

"as if I were stuck at school for the rest of my life."

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with, you know, Tom and everyone else listening.

"with, you know, Tom and everyone else listening."

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In the end that's all there is.

"In the end that's all there is."

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but Alice was a gentle soul,

"but Alice was a gentle soul,"

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