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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #4.8 (S04E04)

"they all had water before he left for the night?"
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"Mr Branson is right. He should have made sure."
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"Where did you learn about pigs?"
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"Not many, but enough to learn their ways."
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"It's asking a lot."
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"I'm very grateful, m'lady."
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"and I just hope I can pay back a favour one day."
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"The worst thing in the world except for the alternative."
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"Very well. How are you feeling?"
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"Like Doctor Manette."
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"Then why don't we walk to the Abbey this afternoon, if it's fine?"
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"Hear how Robert's getting on in America."
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"We'll have such a lovely day."
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"Who was that? No-one. Just a friend."
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"You have to pull your weight with the bazaar."
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"Mr Molesley, erm, is it true that you were a valet?"
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"For the late Mr Crawley?"
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"Maybe. But life kicks the stuffing out of you sometimes, doesn't it?"
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"Yet here I am, lady's maid to a countess."
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"Mr and Mrs Bates? That doesn't sound very likely."
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"Can I ask you to put that machine away?"
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"We'll be laying for tea in a minute. Of course."
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"Ivy, this is for you."
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"I've put them in. About time. It were full of scale."
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"Don't rise to it. She just wants us to think her life's interesting."
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"They're looking for candidates for the local Council."
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"But what are my politics these days? I'm not sure."
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"Are you better now, Granny?"
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"No. Rosamund told me."
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"When? What did she say?"
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"I suppose you think that's sentimental bosh, Mr Blake."
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"I'm relieved to hear I am redeemed before we leave for London."
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"Your Papa might, but he isn't here to complain."
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"You should change and I should go."
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"When you go down, can you give a message to Mrs Hughes?"
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"You're right. I shouldn't encourage him,"
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"Then what is it?"
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"If I did, you'd have to promise to do nothing about it."
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"But how does this concern Lord Gillingham?"
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"I must tell Lord Gillingham. No, m'lady, you promised."
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"Or lock him up and throw away the key."
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"you have apparently been under hypnosis since dinner began."
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"It were from Alfred. It seems his father died"
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"Oh, I am sorry. That's not all."
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"He says he wants to marry me."
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"They're serving the savouries. We'll talk about it later."
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"Just that Lord Gillingham's asked himself for the night again."
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"Then there's Mr Blake. I thought she didn't like him."
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"He'll be coming back."
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"You liked him so much when he first came."
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"You thought he was funny. Did I?"
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"When they've settled, you ought to consider dairy."
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"He seems to want to make farming at Downton his life's work."
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"That's very lyrical."
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"Do you have anything planned for today?"
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"Some shopping. That's all."
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"Do you think I should write and give him my answer?"
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"Even if I did, I wouldn't care to tie myself down yet."
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"Well, if you're sure, then why not?"
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"'Bye-bye dear.'"
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"Quite the businesswoman."
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"We must rise to life's challenges."
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"Let's meet in the book shop in ten minutes."
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"Don't, don't do that."
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"Why should we attract any attention? Well, that's their problem."
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"I'm terribly puffed that you made the journey."
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"I hope we're brave enough for this. Of course we are!"
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"Isn't it time people knew there are bigger and better values"
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"Well, I want you to stay forever, but six o'clock will do."
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"You're not very talkative. What's the matter?"
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"who are in a situation which will cause trouble."
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"It's just coffee. You won't have to surrender any of your independence."
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"Er, you win."
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"Miss Baxter,"
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"I do know what it's like, to feel fragile."
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"I've felt fragile my whole life."
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"we don't much care for Mr Barrow, which may offend you."
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"This is Miss... Bunting. Sarah Bunting."
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"And this is Mrs Crawley."
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"Ah, so that was the reason. Why do you say that?"
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"I work here."
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"She knows her own mind. Yes, I think she does."
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"so I missed him when I telephoned."
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"No tails? You know Granny's coming."
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"A phrase with more than one definition."
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"Can I have a word?"
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"I'm all ears."
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"Yes, she was shopping."
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"No, she was not shopping."
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"She was... meeting a man."
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"Oh, golly. Who is it this time?"
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"It was Jack Ross - the singer with the band"
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"Anna?"
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"She's told you, then?"
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"I can get through it."
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"Everyone else is in the drawing room."
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"I know, but I thought you'd want to hear."
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"This is very reckless."
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"And the baby is happy, and you are..."
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"well, if not happy, at least free."
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"But I wouldn't be part of its growing up?"
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"You wouldn't be part of its life."
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"Why is my idea so reckless?"
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"Oh my dear, where shall I start?"
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"Suppose the farmer talks?"
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"Suppose you're seen visiting his home,"
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"Suppose the baby looks like you and people in the village notice?"
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"I'm desperately trying to take control of the bazaar."
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"Talk about herding cats. I'll stay and help if you want."
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"You may regret saying that."
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"And while I'm here, we can discuss a plan that I'd like to get settled."
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"I've always wanted to speak better French than I do,"
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"and really learn it. I see. Not France?"
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"And they have wonderful hospitals... in case we get ill."
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"We? I wondered if Edith might like to come. Keep me company."
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"Goodness. Oh. Well... why not?"
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"So we won't have to tell her?"
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"I don't think we need to, do you?"
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"Come on, we ought to join the others."
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"Have you been wandering round Scotland since we saw you?"
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