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Clips from Downton Abbey (2010) - Family (S03E03)

"I think it's held up very well,"
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"How's the house team coming on?"
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"Because we're taking this very seriously in the village."
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"Nobody takes it more seriously than his Lordship, Dad."
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"Mr Bates has had his rest now and wants to get back to work."
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"It's time to draw a line under this whole unfortunate episode."
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"I cannot hide that I find your situation revolting"
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"I will write a perfectly acceptable reference"
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"I am not foul, Mr Carson."
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"I am not the same as you, but I am not foul."
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"Now, if you'll excuse me, I'll ring the gong."
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"One of the gardeners told Anna their team is in terrific shape."
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"You own both."
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"It's worn you out."
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"Maybe. I'll try and rest tomorrow."
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"Crikey, I'd better go."
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"Well, it's about time."
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"now is the hour."
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"Obviously."
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"But if you don't speak out, people might think you weren't disgusted at all."
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"I'm afraid she's going to be late."
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"I hope to God you're right."
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"Anna's worried you're getting late."
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"Heavens, you made me jump."
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"Your ears must've been burning earlier."
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"You suppose right."
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"It's because of last year he's absolutely determined to win this time."
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"I think he'd like to walk normally, sir,"
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"Of course he would. I'm so sorry. That was stupid of me."
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"And with a father like mine... I was brought up with cricket in my blood."
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"How could I? I didn't work at the house until this year."
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"We'll have to start a fan club, won't we?"
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"Oh, your modesty is an example to us all, Mr Molesley."
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"What is that you're so glued to?"
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"This week's column. I've got to send it off tomorrow."
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"What's it about?"
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"- Hello. - It's quite a responsibility."
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"She hates London, so she's coming to a great-aunt in Yorkshire to have a good time?"
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"How original."
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"- Didn't you play last year? - No. Nor the year before that."
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"- The fact is, I've never played cricket. - But couldn't you try?"
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"Robert, stop being such a bully. Let's just have a nice dinner."
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"I'm afraid I've heard Mr Carson's going to let him off."
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"It's a good job that's supposed to be eaten cold."
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"Are you sure about Rose? Wouldn't it be better if she stayed here?"
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"so I have spent many happy evenings without understanding a word."
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"So, Bates, I'll see you on duty tomorrow."
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"- What will you do? - Oh, what's it to you?"
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"You're right. It's nothing to me."
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"We'll be operating a real business."
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"Papa will accept all this gladly?"
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"Of course. You're on my team now."
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"Why? Haven't you missed me?"
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"Which, of course, is no excuse."
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"I want to be sure you'll give him a bad reference."
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"I will write him the character I think he deserves."
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"- What? - It's my duty."
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"I've never been called a liberal in my life and I don't intend to start now!"
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"For the sake of the house, the family and, for that matter, you."
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"I'm sorry, Mr Carson, but I can't stay quiet if my conscience prompts me differently."
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"Oh, I'm not supposed to drink coffee. My mother doesn't approve."
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"Well, incredibly busy."
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"and so she has to manage everything else by herself."
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"I doubt he works harder than a slave."
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"- Shall I pour, ma'am'? - No, thank you. I'll do it."
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"That sounds rather inconvenient."
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"As the kettle said to the pot."
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"Does his Lordship know about this?"
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"Yes, I think I can allow that. But that's the best I can do."
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"Thank you, Mr Carson."
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"We should think of some things to do while you're here."
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"Darling Mummy."
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"You can stay with me."
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"Aunt Rosamund won't mind and there's plenty of room."
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"I'll ring the office in the morning. I can stay at my club."
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"But how can I help?"
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"We think so, but we need you to think so, too."
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"Because Lord Grantham definitely won't."
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"Are you drawing up the battle lines?"
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"Poor Robert."
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"How are you getting on with the agent's house?"
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"No, not at all."
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"But the furniture was his, so I'll have to begin in a state of Trappist simplicity."
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"What about Sybbie? Won't it be lonely for her"
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"I know you're leaving, but things can't be as black as all that."
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"Look, I'm afraid if I do, Mrs Hughes, that..."
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"it will shock and disgust you."
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""Shock and disgust"? My, my. I think I have to hear it now."
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"She's kind to concern herself."
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"She believes you have made this house a local topic of unwelcome conversation."
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"The point is, you would go to your new position"
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"with references from me and from Mrs Hughes,"
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"Is the new maid working out?"
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"What do you call her now she's your maid?"
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"Well, you know Matthew wants to come with you to London."
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"Can you promise not to let him catch an earlier one?"
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"Of course not. What reason would I give?"
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"You can think of something. Please."
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"Oh, all right. But why is everything always so complicated?"
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"Can't I even have a clue?"
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"I am only sorry you had to listen to such horrors."
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"Why? Do you think Thomas is the first man of that sort that I've ever come across?"
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"What? No, I cannot listen to such allegations."
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"He may have given Thomas the wrong impression without meaning to."
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"and let that young whippersnapper ruin a man for the rest of his life."
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"Not a man who was wounded in the service of King and Country."
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"We may have no choice."
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"it will only put Thomas in prison, which he will not thank you for."
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"Just fetching some coal."
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"I can't imagine what that's like."
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"It's being nice that got me into trouble."
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"Never mind."
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"and out of your hair."
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"You'll be glad of that."
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"Yes, I will be."
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"I assume I can count on you, Mr Molesley?"
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"You make me quite nervous."
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"Good. Very good."
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"Where's Mary? I was looking for her, but Anna said she'd gone out."
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"She's away for the night."
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