Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- What are you talking about? - Well, put it like this.
Sorry, Papa, you can't go in there.
She likes you, by the way.
Well, what will you tell Papa?
It may not be a boy.
Ofcourse.
Well done, Mrs Hughes. Beautifully executed, as always.
We should be making plans.
How are you feeling?
They'll eat here every evening.
She's coming over tomorrow.
Too old, and they can't change. Too young, and they've no experience.
Bates, you say?
Hello, Drane Abbey, Carson speaking
Mrs Patmore, there's a lot to be done and you're only just up on your feet.
All right, well, is there somewhere we could talk?
I am when you're holding my hand.
and the girls got used to it when we were in London.
I've written to your mother. She's very anxious, naturally.
You don't mean John Bates, who went to prison for theft?
I'm very happy for you, Gwen.
Why don't I put an advertisement in The Lady?
Well, not that I'm aware of.
Ah!
I'd like to say she hasn't.
All right, where do you see this other telephone?
You must decide whether I stay or go on the basis ofthe evidence before you.
You needn't be quite so shocked.
Well, most people's parents die before them, and so they should...
- Where is she now? - I couldn't tell you.
With your eyesight, it's a wonder you could see the pots at all.
It'll be better in the long run.
that Miss O'Brien has been unwilling to let things drop.
Now, on Dr Clarkson's recommendation, I'm sending you up to London
That is, Miss Dawson never heard back from you.
Exactly, so ask Matthew to wait until the child is born.
I wanted a word with Mr Carson. I'm here to have me dinner.
Ah, how amusing.
Hello This is downton Abbey
Oops! Sorry.
Poor lad.
Oh, there'll be a war, all right. And it's time to prepare for it.
in a surge offertility, for want of a better word.
Mary can always change her mind.
He blames Thomas and O'Brien.
Really, Mother. You never approved of it all in the first place.
Ofcourse, she's taken advice from someone with false and greedy values.
I wouldn't put anything past Thomas or Miss O'Brien.
Will you shut up?
whos hold your horses
What were you doing, then?
He says they've been working against Bates since he got here.
- But I don't understand, nothing's changed. - Everything's changed.
Well, at least we'd have all been regular.
What a long-faced lot!
But you were sure.
Are you warm enough?
First electricity, now telephones.
as the wife of a country solicitor?
I don't want to cast a dampener on the party.
Then who was it? Who was the thief?
And he drank a lot more than was good for him.
Wait till I get my coat!
I could more easily see Bates as an assassin than a petty pilferer.
Do you love me enough to spend your life with me?
- No. - Yes!
What's his reasoning?
William, I'm sorry I've been so unkind to you lately.
Nice girl, that Anna.
Dry your eyes, and fetch the beefstew I was making for tomorrow.