Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

so we'd better have sandwiches and beer at the ready.

Well, I've had a bellyful of heather and no mistake.

What do you have to say about that?

This is an early warning that they're coming to set up the stalls for Saturday,

You could always read a bit about it.

It may surprise you, Mr Ross,

I read your letter.

He's supposed to be, but he still seems as keen as mustard.

I'm just going up to see if they need anything more.

I've felt fragile my whole life.

Well done, my dear. A real triumph.

So will you tell Rose, or shall I? I'll tell her.

His servant, Mr Green, who travels with him.

Have you been wandering round Scotland since we saw you?

For a time, anyway.

I know she died.

Does Cousin Robert usually do it?

I'm going to marry him, Mary.

Aunt Rosamund said she would.

After all, she's got to have some novelty when we bring her out.

You'd never risk everything we've built together?

How was it? Interesting.

Oh, is it just me or do we have twice the bills we used to?

You're a very optimistic generation, I'll say that.

I have. But I wasn't going to bring it up.

that you and Edith are retreating to the continent for several months

But the police ought to - No!

It'll give you a chance to meet a few people from the village.

I saw her as she reached up to stroke his cheek.

But you wish me well? Oh, I do, Alfred, yeah.

Tomorrow night.

Well, what would you suggest?

How mysterious.

What about all the work? Oh, it's mostly done by then.

This is early for you to go to bed. I had rather a tiring day.

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I'm sorry, but I must do something.

I don't care what it costs and I won't keep it a secret.

But I wish you'd give us credit for making up our own minds about you.

You're still here. Thank goodness.

He wasn't to know they'd kick it over.

Me too, but... But what?

Now, I will pay for everything.

Do you know, when you brought up that basket...

We'll have such a lovely day.

I feel we're driving you away.

who are in a situation which will cause trouble.

I haven't been in London since... and I must tell her face to face.

So, Miss Baxter,

James, I'm putting the tea tent in your charge.

Then I'll ask him straight out to dismiss his valet.

But I'd better check to see that the young men are keeping the peace.

I've put them in. About time. It were full of scale.