Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- Has it turned up yet? - I'm afraid not.
Is Mr Carson about?
- Is it in aid of anything? - Not that I know of.
Might I have a word?
It can't come soon enough for me.
Hey! Come on. It's not that bad. Nobody's died.
Are my eyes deceiving me or is one ofthese missing?
It takes halfthe time with two.
- I feel so sorry for her. - I don't.
There's a section just here that I was rather unsure about.
What on earth?
All I'm asking is that you release them from any obligation to let you win.
- She's muddled everything up before now! - But I never...
- It was pathetic. - Poor Edith.
My dear, my heart goes out to you. It really does.
Hard. But not impossible.
Tomorrow. She needs time to recover her nerves.
Very sad. He was nice.
I can't.
- Won't we, Mr Molesley? - Lfyou say so, your ladyship.
knowing the kitchen and where everything was kept.
but I'm not a lady and I don't pretend to be.
I never knew such reforming zeal.
I found myselfwondering about the connection between
Really, Robert. You make me so annoyed.
- Go on. - You may not know it,
I know you mean to help. I know you love me.
But these things happen.
These things happen.
Don't be stupid.
I'm afraid it's not very pleasant.
I'll never give up and nor will you.
Here we are.
Have you recovered from our ordeal?
I'm so sorry about that, my lady.
I'm not a free man.
Well, thank you for that.
How many times am I to be ordered to marry the man sitting next to me at dinner?
A blind cook, Mr Carson.
What will happen ifone ofthe maids finds your room is empty?
Oh, you know what they say about old Savident.
You talk of Mr Molesley's pride?
And bravely borne.
Why should you be burdened with Mary's secret?
Whatever it is you're keeping secret.
- Talk to her. - She never listens to me.
Jealous? Do you think I couldn't have that old booby if I wanted him?
- Or could you tell Mr Brocket? - I'd be glad to, my lady.
I don't know. I was thinking... First we had the Titanic.
I think Mr Bates saw me nicking a bottle ofwine.
They need their own establishments.
The library grate needed a real going-over.