Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- I'll have to show this to his lordship. - Ofcourse you will.

Oh, that's so kind, thank you. Now, I really must be going.

Just water and a bit ofsoap.

I am! I most certainly am!

whoa hols your horses

What have you done with this, you little beggar?

What did you think?

I love the thought of a baby in the house, but if it's a boy...

She's worse than when you left. Much worse.

She's been helping me find a new maid

I hope I've not failed in my management ofthe recent move?

Oh! Thank you, O'Brien. You're a treasure. Thank you.

Well, Rosamund.

Oh, you poor thing.

So, Thomas has been caught red-handed. Well, we knew he was a thief, didn't we?

- So, will you take care ofthe telephone man? - Hmm. Oh, about Mr Bates, milord,

Can you really see yourself dawdling your life away

By the way, I was right about my maid. She's leaving, to get married.

So, how was the drive?

How long has she...

Mrs Patmore's the generalissimo.

You're here, Mr Molesley? I didn't know that.

Gossip that I believe has made life difficult for you.

So, clearly the judge thought there was some mitigating factor.

- Will you join us, Mrs Bird? - I don't mind if I do.

Now, unclog your ears and get these to William

But he could be hard at times, with a tongue like a razor.

I'm not criticising.

I don't know. I suppose all this makes me feel claustrophobic.

I've written it down for you.

she didn't have any experience of hard work that I could tell, so...

Although you'd have had more invitations than I did.

he won't want her, when he will be rich.

You have met Daisy and the others?

So we'll be spared any unpleasantness on that score.

but I thought you might like to hear it from me first.

She's resting, but tell me anyway.

- I thought Mary was made of better stuff. - Don't speak against her.

Don't listen when his lordship pretends not to enjoy the season.

Now, I've been checking the stores

Sarah O'Brien, this is not who you are.

And you couldn't have planned that any better, either.

Anna will go with you and you'll stay with my sister Rosamund,

for the unborn baby of a woman who scarcely knows his name,

How can you say that, when I've confessed to the crime?

That means something, you know.

but I suppose in a house like this you expect to take it easy.

Why do we have to rush into it? I need to be sure, that's all.

I wouldn't touch that thing with a ten-foot pole.

You wanted to see Mrs Bird, sir.

I think I'll wash the train off before dinner.

I'm used to getting it done with one kitchen maid, Mrs Patmore,

from the Ambassador himself, in fact, and his wife.

Then why are you asking?