Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- May I be of assistance? - No, thank you.
People always talk of such things,
I said, if anything were published or if we ever see her face again,
Your lot's finished. You're going down and we're coming up.
Mr Mason, you'd better come up with me.
I have a feeling that we never quite got to the reason
Besides, we've had so many troubles.
Besides, they all want to be rid of me anyway.
You must still be on bail, or else you'd have told me.
You see, she is a very proud woman, Mr Carson.
Thank you, Denker. Spratt, I'll have dinner whenever it's ready.
that there were six footmen when I first came here and five housemaids.
It was all I could do not to give her a slap.
- I was just on my way up -- - This is Miss Bevan, whom I told you about.
- Never mind me. Now, what shall we do about your hair? - Mm.
Mr Carson... did you know anything about staff being laid off?
Very good, m'lady, if that's what you wish.
Whatever makes you say that?
- Don't say anything. - Oh, I'm a veritable tomb
Well, you've got a nerve! Mr Carson won't like that.
- Or not doing. - Yes. Thank you, Mrs Patmore.
But remember, no talking.
It's time to go forward,
Very good, my Lord.
This time, it IS over.
how much longer we can go on with it all.
I don't like auctions,
I suppose you're right, not selling up and taking the money.
Quite. I'm afraid the times are catching up with the Abbey, too,
Were you a messenger from Mrs Hughes?
You've seen how they warn Andy to keep away from me.
what with Mr Bates' news.
Well, I don't think you'll see much change at the Palace.
if you would expect...
I keep thinking of what you told me.
- May I know what about? - I'll tell you then.
I know, and there's no need for anything drastic.
We've hardly started, really.
But do you expect to... to share your...
She'll hate that.
I suppose if it comes out right in the end.
Good afternoon, lords, ladies and gentlemen.
- Go on, then. - I wish we could settle the date.
Well...
What can we give them to drink?
But he's right. I must take them, or what's it all been for?
I have no desire to be rude, miss, but if you wish to see Lady Mary,
Mr Carson wouldn't be vulgar if they put him on a seaside postcard.
But what if they could find work?
Did he speak to her, like the witness said?
Are you trying to suggest, in your usual, maladroit fashion,
Not very congenial.
Thank you, Mrs Hughes.
As a matter of fact,
What can we do? Que sera, sera.
Except not to feel embarrassed and absurd.
- You're being told now. - If you must know, it was a friend,
Wouldn't you agree, Mr Barrow?
No, I'm ready now. The first course is cold, so it's already up there.
I might know someone who's interested,
To start with, I've got a page from the register.
The cheek of her.
Does it ever get cold on the moral high ground (?)