Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Except an English winter.

Now, my sister's butler will look after you. He's very nice.

I just want to know the truth.

but I have got one for his mother which should still be good.

I don't seem to be much good at making boys.

So he'll give us this house for life, will he? How generous!

Shall I tell you what I think has altered you?

There's nothing like an English summer is there?

It seems very wise to get a telephone now.

Let the kitchen maids have theirs on their own.

I'll be in to visit every day.

- You don't mean the engagement? - But it's not an engagement yet, is it?

Besides, I'm not sure I want to put him off, even without the title.

Tell me, Mr Carson, do you think it right

That poor wee babe.

There was nothing anybody could do once he'd confessed.

You'll have her application, I promise.

And you've put something in the fish sauce as well?

We'll keep her in for a week. You can collect her next Friday.

- We really cannot manage without Mrs Bird. - Lfyou say so.

He told me he'd ask it at the garden party, and he hopes I'll say yes.

She's all right, Mrs Bird.

There's nothing, Aunt Rosamund.

I mean, I'm sorry, course I am, but why must we live through them?

He felt he'd ruined Vera's life, Miss Smith.

Try not to miss me. It'll be good practice.

But everything seemed so settled between you at Sybil's ball.

"The Black Hand"? Oh, I don't like the sound ofthat.

You might take a look at the letters ifyou have a minute.

Right, I must get on.

But are you sure you have everything you need, milady?

for the army medical corps.

To whom am I speaking?

It seems to have come from the Turkish Embassy,

Well, I dare say a lot ofthe things you do sound stupid to other people!

I could see she was interested.

So I should sack O'Brien instead?

- But you only served two years? - That's right, milord.

But have you filled the post yet? Because I knowjust the woman.

Ofcourse, Mrs Hughes.

And if I'm going, you won't be far behind.

But that's why he took the blame.

Will you miss me?

Mr Bates, I know you think I was wrong to call on your mother.

Are you not used to managing staff, Mrs Bird?

- Haven't you? - No.

God knows I wish the best for you.

Stop right there. Lfyou want to know more, go down and offer the doctor some whisky.

or, more precisely, me.

But she's taken a postal course

Lfshe won't say, "yes", when he might be poor,

Well, I'm to go for the doctor at 10:00.

as a housemaid.

As a matter offact, I'm being drafted back in as a captain,