Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- .. and clothes for Brooklands. - Very good, My Lady.
What if they want to contact you while you're away?
There's a lot to be settled.
At least Mr Barrow's been trying to teach me to read,
Don't be. I'm as keen as you are.
If you'll just come two or three times a week after school closes.
perhaps you could take it then. Er, but clear it with me first.
Don't be deceived. He'd still like to see us happy wives and mothers.
chasing fewer and fewer jobs, so it's probably time.
Your family's ward?
I know you. I know you to be a nasty, jealous, scheming bitch.
- Does that mean you accept? - Not quite.
I'm thrilled, I'm delighted.
Well, the house has been beautifully finished.
but if love is allowed to weigh in the balance,
All right, let's see what you make of that.
Well, I'll be...
- It's a burden I can bear. - And what about me?
Love isn't finite. If Mr Mason makes new friends,
Perhaps I've been wrong all along.
.. because I've had an idea.
- before close of play. - Oh, absolutely. I'd like that, too.
You don't have to do the washing up till tomorrow if you don't want to.
Nor me. We're going to have to keep an eye on Tom.
- May I offer you anything? - Only your attention.
You stay here, sticking in stamps.
And he did the same.
Oh, although, we have had an offer today.
Well, I've tried and tried with Mr Barrow, and I can't break through.
You're a cruel, little Miss, aren't you?
- I'm too stupid. - Will you stop saying that?
Doesn't Gwen's visit show us that
but they're very popular in America,
Er, her name is Miss Cassandra Jones.
We have to help him. Charlie!
Which you are not prepared to be.
It's important I don't feel a fool.
And here they come again, it's the two Bentleys
then I'll sail on the SS Paris from Southampton tomorrow.
if you would join the teaching staff at the village school.
because being hurt is part of being alive.
The rest of you can talk into the small hours.
You're leaving now? Today?
Mmm. This crumble's good.
Mr Molesley, I'd be very glad