Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

You're not seeing straight.

I'm sorry if Mr Carson spoke harshly just now.

- The English language never lets you down. - Oh, shut up!

Now, can you give this to him when they get home?

What's the point? What do they get out of it?

People don't want vast palaces any more, even if they can afford them.

I think you're all set.

then see how the public likes it.

I want to marry you.

Let's get some coffee.

- I've done as much as I'm able. - No-one can say more.

'And here he comes. It's Henry Talbot, driving car No.14.'

I shall forget you said that, but you should go now.

Oh, he's just showing off. I'm faster, I'm younger and better.

Does praying count?

has Mr Carson survived his ordeal from last night?

- I don't mean to offend you, m'lady. - I'm not offended.

it doesn't mean he has any less love for you.

This is me, isn't it? I've done it. She's furious with me.

A month among the French should manage it.

Well, I've... I've written to Tom.

There are Oxford and Cambridge graduates who know far less than you.

If that phrase didn't sound like it was something from a...

You're not going anywhere.

Two dinners, neither very grand,...

Even if I did work harder over their breakfast

I'd say this is the work of Miss Cruikshank.

It's not a trap.

Also, er, Mr Spratt rang to ask when you'd be arriving from London.

And if you'd have died instead of him,

Because his death has made me realise

No, it's no good. I can't stay.

'Now, any moment,

- We can go on with... - Mr Barrow,

But how did you do it?

How were the exams? Did you do well?

There is something gallant and daring in it, even I can see that.

- Course there is. - I'm impressed, Mr Molesley.

Oh, just put the things in to soak.

All the more reason for us to be vigilant.

- a father and his sons. - Well, what's changed?

- except me. - I can't give you up.