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

"I am terribly sorry to have wasted your time."
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"Would you care to have some tea?"
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"Good luck with your match."
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"Gone to get some baby paraphernalia."
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"and that we wouldn't move out until she's older,"
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"Tom says Robert's ready to get behind the plan."
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"Right gentlemen. Time's up."
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"We're about to start again."
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"I hope I can count on you not to laugh when I drop the ball."
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"I didn't think it was possible to love as much as I love you."
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"Matthew, hurry up! You're keeping everyone waiting."
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"- I've got to go. - Of course you have."
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"Let's give it a go, and see what the future brings."
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"Thank you."
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"I'm not sure. I'm still disgusted by the whole thing, obviously."
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"- What were you talking about? - Nothing. Women's stuff."
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"Oh, there's absolutely no question that some people have a feel for it-"
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"And some officers are working as dance partners in nightclubs."
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"She's forgetting that you were in the trenches and she wasn't."
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"No, I won't. I'd like to help."
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"I believe so. Thank you, milord."
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"I think the cricket will show him"
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"I know today thinking is much more liberal..."
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"This wasn't Jimmy's idea. Somebody's put him up to it."
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"I'm almost touched that you will defend him under such circumstances."
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"At least it doesn't smell damp."
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"- Who told you that? - Susan."
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"Won't you stay with your parents?"
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"To see my editor. To discuss my article."
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"Don't do that. Aunt Rosamund would love to have you."
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"And I suspect I'll need help controlling Rose."
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"I'm not sure. Instinct."
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"No, not really. I don't think she'll stay."
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"And before you ask, Thomas has told me the whole story."
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"When's Mr Barrow leaving?"
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"But the house was near where the Bryants live."
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"And to be honest, I suspect that was the reason."
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"I'm not sure blame is a very useful concept in this area."
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"indicate a Crawley baby yowling in its crib before too long."
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"What?"
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"You see how I turn it? First this way and now that."
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"- Why won't someone tell us what's going on? - Because you wouldn't understand it."
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"That's what I said to Mrs Hughes."
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"What is Mummy's plan?"
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"She can't be serious!"
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"Prison has changed me."
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"We cannot go forward with no income."
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"So obviously it's time for me to take a back seat."
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"Just some general stuff,"
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"You'll have time for tea."
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"You've known about Mr Barrow all along, so what's changed now?"
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"I think you will."
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"Ah, James. Upstairs, please."
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"I won't, milord."
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"I know the circumstances."
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"It won't be easy."
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"You can make him under butler."
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"Giving signs that you found me attractive."
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"But, since then, I have discovered that you are, in fact, married."
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"My wife is in an asylum and she has been for some years."
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"She's neither the guilty nor the innocent party."
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"I hope very much you'll consider staying on."
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"But I trust you can find another cook without too much difficulty."
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"And it worked."
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"That's the spirit."
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"We're looking for a Mr Alfred Nugent, milord."
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"He's made a complaint concerning a Mr Thomas Barrow"
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"Are you without sin, Alfred? For I am certainly not."
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"I don't know why I made such a fuss about it."
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"And I know it's what Sybil would want."
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"So we'll be building a new kingdom while we make our little prince."
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"It's not just that."
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"The on-and-on-ness of it."
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"You said that if I let it go,"
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"That's kind, Ivy, but I just want to do my best for the house. That's all the reward I seek."
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"Mr Carson, is it true Mr Barrow's leaving?"
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"Come on."
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"Tell me, where is Mrs Margadale?"
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"I'm sorry if this is inconvenient."
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"Yes!"
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"Then, why haven't you got a divorce?"
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"every child born into it,"
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"It took me a long time to accept that the woman I knew was gone."
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"Heads."
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"to achieve the same ends, you would have done so."
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"Tom seems to think you might be coming round."
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"It's so unfair the outside staff play for the village."
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"Let me see what's happening."
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"I suppose I'll have to play?"
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"that is hard to come by later."
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"The thing is to keep smiling and never look as if you disapprove."
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"If we can buy out Simpson and Tucker,"
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"I can't let a man like that go to work in innocent people's houses."
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"come up with some sort of plan?"
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"Why? Because you think if you get a few runs and catch someone out,"
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"If our plan works, we'll be farming a third of the estate directly."
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"Then will you tell me everything?"
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"I think I might come up with you to London."
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"We'll have a look."
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"Very well, then. If we stand up to James and he goes to the police,"
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"These are the first answers to the advertisement."
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"I'll be gone soon"
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"if we want to remain in her Ladyship's good graces."
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"Good. We dine at 8:30."
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"Well, it's jolly nice of you."
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"No, no, you misunderstand me."
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"- She'll be back tomorrow. - Oh?"
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"Well, how do you do? Please, sit down."
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"At least, not until you are out of our charge."
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"Well?"
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"If you'll take my advice, I should stay out of it."
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"Warwick Square, please."
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"He can't avoid the subject any longer, because it's lying there on the mat."
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"I'm not aware of treating a Mrs Crawley."
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"Of course."
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"How tiring."
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"There was something wrong with..."
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"Well, why not take a turn with Mr Molesley's bat?"
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"which would only lead to more heartbreak."
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"Nothing. I'm not easy about this business with Mr Barrow."
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