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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.1 (S06E06)

We've only got one hall boy and two housemaids,

"We've only got one hall boy and two housemaids,"

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I know, and there's no need for anything drastic.

"I know, and there's no need for anything drastic."

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The estate's doing well, thanks to Mr Crawley and Mr Branson,

"The estate's doing well, thanks to Mr Crawley and Mr Branson,"

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but I don't like to feel out of step with my fellow man.

"but I don't like to feel out of step with my fellow man."

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both the housemaids have handed in their notice.

"both the housemaids have handed in their notice."

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I was going to tell you.

"I was going to tell you."

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- Oh. Were they unhappy? I hope not. - No, no, no.

"- Oh. Were they unhappy? I hope not. - No, no, no."

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One is leaving to get married, which we knew was coming,

"One is leaving to get married, which we knew was coming,"

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and Madge has found a job in a shop.

"and Madge has found a job in a shop."

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Which is better than working here?

"Which is better than working here?"

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She says that her young man wants her to be free in the evenings.

"She says that her young man wants her to be free in the evenings."

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that there were six footmen when I first came here and five housemaids.

"that there were six footmen when I first came here and five housemaids."

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Now we've got to two of each and no kitchen maids at all.

"Now we've got to two of each and no kitchen maids at all."

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but, I mean, who has an under-butler these days?

"but, I mean, who has an under-butler these days?"

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- But I can't, Carson. Nor you, nor I can hold back time. - Unfortunately.

"- But I can't, Carson. Nor you, nor I can hold back time. - Unfortunately."

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The Dowager Countess has arrived, my Lord.

"The Dowager Countess has arrived, my Lord."

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Hmm.

"Hmm."

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- Are you going to pay her? - A thousand pounds? Don't be mad.

"- Are you going to pay her? - A thousand pounds? Don't be mad."

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If I pay her, she'll only come back.

"If I pay her, she'll only come back."

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- What will you do, then? - Nothing, until I have to.

"- What will you do, then? - Nothing, until I have to."

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He wasn't married then. Nor was I.

"He wasn't married then. Nor was I."

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It's still a good story.

"It's still a good story."

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You must still be on bail, or else you'd have told me.

"You must still be on bail, or else you'd have told me."

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We both are, in a way. At least, I'm on bail and he's on tenterhooks,

"We both are, in a way. At least, I'm on bail and he's on tenterhooks,"

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- No wonder you're upset. - Why do you say that?

"- No wonder you're upset. - Why do you say that?"

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I wouldn't have washed it, but I came off, and it was full of mud.

"I wouldn't have washed it, but I came off, and it was full of mud."

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Huh! Or doubled.

"Huh! Or doubled."

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They're down, Mrs Patmore -- I'll announce it when you're ready.

"They're down, Mrs Patmore -- I'll announce it when you're ready."

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No, I'll tell you then.

"No, I'll tell you then."

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Hm.

"Hm."

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I don't think Mr Molesley meant to be unkind about Miss Marigold.

"I don't think Mr Molesley meant to be unkind about Miss Marigold."

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I'm sure he didn't.

"I'm sure he didn't."

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It's not your fault.

"It's not your fault."

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Only... I thought I was pregnant.

"Only... I thought I was pregnant."

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You should have told me.

"You should have told me."

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But, you see, I was.

"But, you see, I was."

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Because it's happened before. Twice.

"Because it's happened before. Twice."

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There is no proof of that.

"There is no proof of that."

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But if you're not, you're not.

"But if you're not, you're not."

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We'll be all right.

"We'll be all right."

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I've let you down.

"I've let you down."

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You could never let me down.

"You could never let me down."

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There isn't a couple in the world

"There isn't a couple in the world"

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who've had as many worries as we have.

"who've had as many worries as we have."

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- Speaking in an American accent. - Would that be so awful?

"- Speaking in an American accent. - Would that be so awful?"

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Poor Tom. If he was a fish out of water here, what is he in Boston?

"Poor Tom. If he was a fish out of water here, what is he in Boston?"

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There's a tremendous Irish community there.

"There's a tremendous Irish community there."

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How is the search going for his replacement?

"How is the search going for his replacement?"

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We've hardly started, really.

"We've hardly started, really."

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- I'm going to be the new agent. - You're what?

"- I'm going to be the new agent. - You're what?"

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before Matthew chased him away.

"before Matthew chased him away."

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Brains count for more than muscles.

"Brains count for more than muscles."

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- I'm doing it now, aren't I? - Yes.

"- I'm doing it now, aren't I? - Yes."

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We're to have a fight about the hospital,

"We're to have a fight about the hospital,"

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and she began it by concealing the facts.

"and she began it by concealing the facts."

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- Oh, dear. - It seems to me we should -- - Cora, don't waste your time on it.

"- Oh, dear. - It seems to me we should -- - Cora, don't waste your time on it."

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With poor old Clarkson as the rope.

"With poor old Clarkson as the rope."

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Is now a good time?

"Is now a good time?"

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- Some of this? - No, thank you.

"- Some of this? - No, thank you."

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Erm... well...

"Erm... well..."

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- Oh, yes? - And I was wondering about...

"- Oh, yes? - And I was wondering about..."

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At least, we were both discussing the terms

"At least, we were both discussing the terms"

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- Are you sure? - Go on, then.

"- Are you sure? - Go on, then."

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That's the nub of it -- I agree.

"That's the nub of it -- I agree."

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Because you've got used to doing things in a certain way.

"Because you've got used to doing things in a certain way."

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It's true. I have.

"It's true. I have."

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But I like to think that I'm not too old to change.

"But I like to think that I'm not too old to change."

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No, of course not.

"No, of course not."

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But do you expect to... to share your...

"But do you expect to... to share your..."

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- .. way of life? - Doesn't everyone when they marry?

"- .. way of life? - Doesn't everyone when they marry?"

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I suppose.

"I suppose."

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So, what can I do for you?

"So, what can I do for you?"

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And thank you for the port.

"And thank you for the port."

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Hmm.

"Hmm."

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You sound like a governess in fear of dismissal.

"You sound like a governess in fear of dismissal."

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Is something on your mind, Robert? You seem a bit troubled lately.

"Is something on your mind, Robert? You seem a bit troubled lately."

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Do I? Well, maybe I am.

"Do I? Well, maybe I am."

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To be honest, I'm starting to ask myself

"To be honest, I'm starting to ask myself"

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how much longer we can go on with it all.

"how much longer we can go on with it all."

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But a butler, under-butler, footmen, a valet, ladies' maids...

"But a butler, under-butler, footmen, a valet, ladies' maids..."

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The Royal Family, then, the dukes, some others, and good luck to them.

"The Royal Family, then, the dukes, some others, and good luck to them."

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But most people are cutting down.

"But most people are cutting down."

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But what if they could find work?

"But what if they could find work?"

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Well, how many do you see going?

"Well, how many do you see going?"

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Granny was on form.

"Granny was on form."

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I ought to go up to London soon.

"I ought to go up to London soon."

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- Is this your editor? - Partly him.

"- Is this your editor? - Partly him."

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I must get him back on track.

"I must get him back on track."

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Or would it be good for me to have my own London base?

"Or would it be good for me to have my own London base?"

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It's a thought.

"It's a thought."

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Edith alone on the town. What will she get up to?

"Edith alone on the town. What will she get up to?"

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- What's the matter? - Why do you ask?

"- What's the matter? - Why do you ask?"

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Well, the way they run things there.

"Well, the way they run things there."

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where other people's secrets are concerned, m'lady.

"where other people's secrets are concerned, m'lady."

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- It won't affect us. - I hope not.

"- It won't affect us. - I hope not."

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We're down to the bare bones, as it is.

"We're down to the bare bones, as it is."

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I do worry about those who'll have to go.

"I do worry about those who'll have to go."

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I'd like Mrs Hughes to try it.

"I'd like Mrs Hughes to try it."

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Not very well. I couldn't seem to get to the subject.

"Not very well. I couldn't seem to get to the subject."

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- Was he putting you off? - No, I wouldn't say that.

"- Was he putting you off? - No, I wouldn't say that."

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Erm... excuse me. I hope you can help me.

"Erm... excuse me. I hope you can help me."

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She said it's urgent.

"She said it's urgent."

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Lady Grantham said I was to put it into Lady Mary's hand.

"Lady Grantham said I was to put it into Lady Mary's hand."

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I'm sorry, Miss, but we don't know you, and Lady Mary isn't down yet.

"I'm sorry, Miss, but we don't know you, and Lady Mary isn't down yet."

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Very well. I'll take you to her room.

"Very well. I'll take you to her room."

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Yes?

"Yes?"

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Sorry to bother you, m'lady, but the Dowager

"Sorry to bother you, m'lady, but the Dowager"

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- I doubt it. - I haven't got it, m'lady.

"- I doubt it. - I haven't got it, m'lady."

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How mysterious. Well, where is this Mercury maid?

"How mysterious. Well, where is this Mercury maid?"

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Here, m'lady.

"Here, m'lady."

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Thank you, Mrs Hughes.

"Thank you, Mrs Hughes."

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We mustn't delay you.

"We mustn't delay you."

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Can you send Anna up?

"Can you send Anna up?"

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You could have asked her to throw me out. Why didn't you?

"You could have asked her to throw me out. Why didn't you?"

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It would only make things worse.

"It would only make things worse."

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of the News Of The World.

"of the News Of The World."

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You think you're so marvellous, don't you?

"You think you're so marvellous, don't you?"

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Your lot's finished. You're going down and we're coming up.

"Your lot's finished. You're going down and we're coming up."

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The working classes may be coming up,

"The working classes may be coming up,"

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- Can I have the money? - No.

"- Can I have the money? - No."

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