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

"Hello? Is that The Daily Telegraph information desk?"
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"I want to find out about a London editor."
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"And who is that?"
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"What would you like to know about him?"
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"But why here?"
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"Because I know what it is to feel powerless."
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"To see your life slide away and there's nothing you can do to stop it."
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"Have you thought about standing for Parliament?"
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"Oh, yes. Very nice."
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"It'll be even better with a bit of money spent on it."
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"It's from the Dowager. She wants us to call on her in the morning."
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"Well, I am surprised to find that you're a fan of Mr Oscar Wilde."
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"You mean, you've found a way to be even nastier than usual."
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"Get back in the knife box, Miss Sharp."
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"I want you to persuade Jimmy to let Mr Barrow have a reference,"
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"Why would Jimmy listen to me?"
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"Or?"
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"they'd think I was up to the same thing. That I wasn't a proper man."
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"merciful and not vindictive, do you see?"
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"I think they'll hold you higher in their estimation."
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"I've had some bad news, that's all."
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"I just think children are happier in families. I'm sorry, but I do."
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"Well, I'm glad that's settled,"
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"Milord?"
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"He's so good at cricket."
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"I know we were soundly beaten last year, but he did get most of our runs."
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"I thought we just wanted him to have a reference,"
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"so he could find work when he leaves."
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"I know, but now that I think about it, Carson ought to insist that he stays on."
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"That seems rather unkind. Wouldn't we be using him?"
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"He might not want to stay, milord, after the unpleasantness."
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"But don't forget the cricket."
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"Is it true you've given in and let Mr Barrow get away with it?"
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"And good riddance."
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"Would you like to come with me?"
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"I'm sure you can manage on your own."
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"I'll meet him there later."
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"I don't have the instincts for what he wants to do."
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"You mean you're not a tradesman."
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"Matthew knows the law and the nature of business."
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"then Downton has a real chance."
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"You are very eloquent."
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"You are a good spokesman for Matthew's vision."
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"Better than he has been, recently."
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"On one condition."
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"You play cricket for the house."
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"You said it yourself, "We all have to do what we can do.""
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"- Oh. - You didn't expect to find me here."
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"No."
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"the Bryants' response to Ethel's working nearby,"
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"Lady Grantham wrote to me, explaining your wish."
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"Well, it was only that Mrs Watson had answered the advertisement..."
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"You wouldn't have to confuse him. I've already worked it out."
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"But what about when he talks about you to Mr Bryant?"
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"You will please leave Mr Bryant to me."
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"It'll be easier than not seeing him."
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"Very much easier."
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"Then your dinners will be grand enough for Chu Chin Chow."
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"And he can apply to be a butler when he does leave."
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"Oh, I don't know. Under butler, head valet. There's not much in it."
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"Well, it's his Lordship who wants Mr Barrow to stay on,"
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"so I think his Lordship can bring it about."
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"I've no time to learn anything."
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"Certainly not."
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"I want you to profit from my skills in gratitude for bringing Robert round."
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"Not completely. Not yet."
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"You won't make a gentleman of me, you know."
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"but I'll still be an Irish Mick in my heart."
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"So I should hope."
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"I had the impression on my last visit that you were flirting."
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"You're not wrong."
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"So, you'll see I must hand in my resignation at once."
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"No, it is true. lam married, but I hope you will allow me to explain."
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"Yes, but not with this one."
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"Lizzie was a wonderful person and I loved her very much."
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"And wouldn't be coming back."
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"tied for the rest of my life to a..."
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"a madwoman"
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"I'm glad everything's settled with Ethel."
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"Preferably one with a blameless record so my house ceases to be a topic of gossip."
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"Which is really what this is all about."
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"Well, happily, it was not needed."
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"- How's that! - How's that!"
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"- Well played, Barrow. Excellent innings. - Thank you."
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"I thought I was helping him get out of our lives for good."
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"By the way, what was that phrase he gave you to say to Miss O'Brien?"
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"If you keep it under your hat."
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"- It was, "Her Ladyship's soap". - What?"
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"I can't make any sense of it either, but that's what he said."
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"It's down to you, Molesley. Last man in."
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"- Well done, Papa. - Well, I did my best."
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"We'll just have to hope it's enough."
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"Oh."
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"- Out! - Aw!"
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"As usual, our expectations are disappointed."
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"Because in case you don't know, I'm being sent north tomorrow,"
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"with a monster for a jailer!"
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"Well, what did she expect? Carrying on with a married man as if her home were in a tree."
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"But Mama said you told her."
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"- Have you tricked me, Mama? - Tricked? I am not a conjuror."
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"In other words, you tricked me."
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"James."
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"Thank you, milord."
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"As a matter of fact, I wanted to thank you for your generosity with Barrow."
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"Letting him stay on shows a real largeness of spirit."
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"As under butler. I was given the impression you'd allowed it."
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"But you won't mind too much, will you?"
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"Oh, and by the way, congratulations on your appointment as first footman."
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"What?"
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"And you are?"
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"Inspector Stanford and Sergeant Brand, York Police."
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"Alfred can't have got into trouble with the police, that's not possible."
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"making an assault of a criminal nature on another of your employees."
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"If you'd like to point out the young gentleman?"
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"- He's over... - I'll fetch him."
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"Just to introduce a little kindness into the equation."
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"Alfred here witnessed some roughhousing between two of the staff and misinterpreted it."
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"But why did you make the telephone call without checking your facts?"
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"I'm very much afraid to say he was a bit squiffy, weren't you, Alfred?"
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"Don't you, Carson?"
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