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

"We'll go and..."
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"I think it's better if you leave it to his Lordship."
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"I'm sure he can get to the bottom of it."
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"- Am I not to stand up against evil? - Evil?"
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"Thomas does not choose to be the way he is,"
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"- Well... - Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."
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"Sorry about your son, Mr Molesley."
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"Don't be."
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"But he talked such a lovely game."
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"- You'd what? - Oh, I think we can overlook it this once."
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"So, you see, I'm afraid there's really nothing to investigate."
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"No, thank you, Lord Grantham. I think we've got the measure of it."
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"Where's Nanny?"
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"No."
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"No, I'll be here anyway."
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"You're very good to play."
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"If I were to say I'd live with you while Sybbie's little,"
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"- would you mind? - I should be delighted."
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"I think you're right."
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"I'm glad."
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"I'm looking forward to both enormously"
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"I know that."
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"He's brought me round more like. But, yes. All right."
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"Catch it!"
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"all things considered."
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"Especially after all that rain."
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"Whatever he likes to pretend."
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"So, I go out the window?"
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"but, whether or not you believe me, I am not entirely unsympathetic."
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"You have been twisted by nature into something foul"
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"I think it better that you resign quietly,"
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"citing the excuse that Mr Bates has returned."
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"and you will find that there's nothing about it that's hard to explain."
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"I see."
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"What about tonight?"
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"Well, it's nearly time to change, so you should dress him tonight"
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"and let Mr Bates take over tomorrow."
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"Yes, well, we've spoken enough on this subject."
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"Come along, Miss O'Brien, time to stop eavesdropping and do some work."
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"I don't know what you..."
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"How are you getting on with the cricket team?"
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"We should be all right. We've still got Thomas, thank God."
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"Won't he be leaving soon?"
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"Not before the match if I've got anything to do with it."
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"Why don't you support the house and the village?"
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"But I'm captain of the house team."
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"If I were you, I'd be captain of the village. They always win."
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"Not always. Usually, but not always."
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"Mary, you look as if you're in a trance. What were you doing in London?"
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"Before you do, a little bird tells me Mr Carson has made up his mind"
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"to deal with Thomas after all."
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"I only meant, if you want to register your anger at how Thomas treated you,"
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"Now, you must excuse me. I ought to be upstairs."
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"Anna, what are you doing out here?"
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"Her Ladyship's with Lady Mary, sir."
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"You couldn't be in better hands than Dr Ryder's. Truly."
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"I must go. O'Brien will scold me."
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"- Papa was discussing the cricket match. - The village thrashed us last year."
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"Bates must count himself lucky to be out of it."
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"even if playing cricket was the price he had to pay."
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"It's quite all right, sir. I was only joking."
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"I think cricket's like anything else."
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"When you learn it as a child, there's an understanding"
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"Why have you never played in the match before?"
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"I could hardly play for the village team."
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"The poor soldiers."
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"How many are reduced to begging on the streets."
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"After the trenches, even the Embassy Club must seem an improvement."
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"You shouldn't make fun of them."
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"She must be 18 by now."
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"Little Rose, 18? How scary!"
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"Well, I couldn't say no. Her mother is my niece and my godchild"
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"and she asked it as a special favour."
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"Apparently, she hates London."
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"And they can't get to Scotland until July."
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"Poor Shrimpie, his work keeps him nailed to his desk."
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"Mmm-hmm."
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"Well, don't be silly. Of course you will."
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"But I've never played a game of cricket in my life."
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"Oddly, the game was never part of my childhood."
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"- And what can I do about it? - Say you won't tolerate it."
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"Unless he's going to give him a bad reference, you're going to tell the police."
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"I couldn't do that, could I?"
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"If you don't want folk to think there's something funny about you."
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"No, no, no. I'm quite looking forward to it."
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"I wouldn't know what she was talking about."
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"My husband was a great traveller,"
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"Good night, Barrow. You do know I wish you every good fortune."
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"To the victor the spoils."
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"quite a chunk of the estate will be back in hand."
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"That's why I think the cricket may have come at rather a good time."
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"And am I to help persuade him?"
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"You can kiss me, but that's it."
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"Desperately. But London seems to have tired me out."
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"Yes, and for what it's worth,"
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"I think he was genuinely mistaken over the incident and he's sorry now."
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"I'm sorry?"
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"- Can I read it? - Certainly not."
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"Because I've been thinking, I ought to report him to the police."
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"Now, just a minute."
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"But I do not believe in scandal."
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"Mr Barrow will go, and when he does, I would like him to go quietly."
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"I won't turn a blind eye to sin."
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"I've asked Ethel to bring us some coffee."
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"Would you like something else?"
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"Absolutely not. After all, she won't find out unless you tell her."
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"How is Lady Flintshire?"
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"Daddy works harder than a slave,"
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"Cousin Isobel is very literal."
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"Now, I have something for you."
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"Cousin Violet is trying to find a new job for my cook."
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"Cousin Violet has never let a matter of convenience stand in the way of a principle."
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"I'm to leave with no reference?"
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"After working here for ten years?"
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"I'm afraid my hands are tied."
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"I'll never get a job now, Mr Carson."
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"- No. - Then I'm going to tell him."
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"He wouldn't be so unkind, not left to himself."
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"But there it is."
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"Well, can I stay here for a day or two while I..."
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