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Ooh, I don't envy you. I still cheer myself up by thinking,

Don't be blackmailed, m'lady.

- Will that be all, my Lord? - Yes, thank you.

and I'll not forget it.

and I'm unmarried, so I must do it alone.

Now, you've got one more chance, and that'll be your last.

- but who'll let him at his age? - It's a good life, though, isn't it?

Who is this person?

You mean your old dream of a house full of children?

that the households, here and at the Abbey, are to be reduced.

Are you turning into a country boy?

Oh, you're not suggesting I try?

Of course. No bones broken, anyway.

Of course, m'lady.

That's the point. They can't prove a connection.

What can he do? Try to find another farm to take on as tenant,

And your mother, incidentally, is wrong.

Or, at least, I know every detail of how it's run.

My editor, Mr Skinner, again.

Nothing to concern you, my Lord. This young lady is leaving.

I know the facts about this place as well as you.

How was Granny?

To be honest, I'm starting to ask myself

I know this hall from Christmas parties and the like,

Our fundraising would be more efficient.

That's enough, I promise.

Is Mama right? You're dodging the hospital meeting?

I will, m'lady, although you could have rung for her yourself.

Erm... excuse me. I hope you can help me.

Granny, I think I can lift quite as much as sad old Mr Jarvis,

Who's that? It's not one of the farmers' wives, is it?

Only, it seemed to put you in a strange mood.

especially when I knew the house in the old days.

What you mean is, no-one has stopped her YET.

Are you ready, Mr Mason?

I'm not sure I can let him see me as I am now.

Too large for London.

He's a very, very dear man.

You and I both know that the worse it is,

I'll tell you what I care about. It's not complicated.

but it's not a good idea to take on a job that wears you out.

Will you be as philosophical when it's our turn?

somehow the shadow of blackmail is worse.

Rather tough on Tony and Mabel.

You know, Carson, some day there'll be something I've done

I don't think it's right.

We can't send her to prison if she's delusional.

She was addicted to curtseying!

Then why did you say no?

that she would agree to be my wife.

We'll see how ridiculous it is.

Because it's happened before. Twice.

- Never mind that. - I'll go and tell His Lordship.

Will wonders never cease?

Oh, well, if you must know,

sharing your life after so many years on your own.