Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I've known that as long as I've been at the house.
Lady Edith.
But isn't she American?
It's not so good for you.
Well, what do you think, Molesley?
Oh, and, Sybil, if I were you, I wouldn't tell Papa about being Mrs Branson
so it'd be wrong for me to keep it from them.
- Call her Mary, please. - Never mind what I call her.
No. Never.
- Chancery Lane. - Yes, sir.
My darling, I'm sure we will fight about money and about Downton,
when he's doing all the work but the Archbishop gets the glory.
Be careful of your dress.
And Sybil? Is she here yet?
But you don't regret it?
Now, you tell me all of your wedding plans and I'll see what I can do to improve them.
Of course he's on our side. It's ridiculous. I'll go and see him.
If I could just ask you to come down the aisle again?
- Cheer up. You'll get the hang of it. - Will I'?
is the most terrific fun.
- I think I'll send them the money. - Please don't.
- Are you looking forward to the wedding? - What do you think?
Why? What's the rush?
Then, not for the first time, you suppose wrongly.
All.
- Of course. He's already here. - Why did no one tell me?
No, no, I don't think so.
Still, fetch your coat and we'll see her off.
What do you mean? We talked about it last night. In my room.
You'll not be taking me with you, sir?
But there's something I feel I ought to tell you first.
Oh, dear. Have you swallowed a dictionary?
No. Go away. I'm undressed. You can't come in.
Do you never doubt? For just one minute?
They're waiting for me in the wagonette. I'll see you there.
A lot.
What's so funny?
I'm a married woman now, milady.
Forget that. She's a pragmatist.
- I hope you mean that, too. - I do.
Don't push me, Craig.
Oh, Mary, darl...
Just sit down and tell me about the relations that are coming for the wedding.
I don't know if I'm proud, but I'm very glad you're happy, Mr Carson.
Never mind, Edith.
I wouldn't get any use out of them.
Thank you.
I just want to make things easier for you.
Well, I love a mystery. Who could it be?
Well, I'm very glad you're here, but it wasn't me either, I'm sad to say.
But you could tell him what he needs to know. Give him an advantage.
then shouldn't we be brave and back away now?
He doesn't need help at all, do you? He won't let me do anything.
Are you worried for your job, Mr Molesley?
You? But it wasn't your writing.
I did, ma'am.
What a pleasure it is to see you out and about, Sir Anthony.
- Well, I hardly... - Well, why not?
Only if we were getting married.
Just at the start. So we've a place to sleep after the honeymoon.
I know. It's funny, isn't it?
That is the plan.
While I'm in here, you have to live my life as well as your own.
Are you going up to the house to welcome the Queen of Sheba?
I'll ask his Lordship when...
Is keeping the monarchy a problem?
With the greatest enthusiasm.
You can do that, can't you?
Oh, no. Why should you change to please us?
We do these things so much better in the States.
Come war and peace, Downton still stands and the Crawleys are still in it.
I like a man of strong beliefs.
We need something that doesn't sound too stiff and grand.
Not as much as you will, when you get to know him.
Never mind that now.
What did he have to say for himself?
Go on. Bless me.
I was a hotel waiter after I was discharged from the army,
I'd best go upstairs and make sure he's not too suicidal.
But what was the quarrel about?
All the more reason.
If I knew how to control him, he wouldn't be here in the first place.