Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Edith would outrank us all. Yes. That's right.
- Are you sure you want to do it? - Oh, ye of little faith.
I've decided not to disturb him.
Get back!
Most of us spend our lives trying to hide it.
Tom believes you're unhappy. That's why you lash out as you do.
Well, why didn't you telephone and warn us? You daft ha'porth!
- Are you all right, Mr Barrow? - Of course. Why wouldn't I be?
Why isn't it the right moment?
Thank you for your enquiry but we wish to combine the roles
One word: Marigold.
- Were you, My Lord? - Yes. I feel quite as guilty as you do, Carson.
I don't think this family can boast much in the way of artists.
Would you have married me in a lie?
And you just can't stand it.
- So you were wrong about him? - I think I was.
- Actually I'm flying. For the first bit, anyway. - What?
No. And if you want to redeem yourself in my good graces,
always on parade, representing the people who look up to me,
Not as respectable as you think.
- You're down early. - No, I'm not. Where's Henry? - He's gone.
I'm not sure I do, as it happens. Tell me about them.
Oh. Er...
- My uncle's a bishop. - Oh? Good old England. Some things never change.
The 7th Marquess of Hexham weds the daughter of the 5th Earl of Grantham?
Things have changed for you now.
ANYTHING to make you feel less frightened and alone!
Mary!
- Take that! And that! And that! - Ouch, you rascal!
I'm surprised you can't hear it. I'm hot, cold and can't breathe.
and have declared the same by giving and receiving of a ring,
Mary!
I want to hear him speak for himself.
- I like Bertie. I do. But when you see them together... - Meaning?
- Now? - Well, on Saturday.
- No lingering over the pudding. - Mr Barrow is still here --
- for me than for her. - I'm sure that's not true.
He can catch the next one. What happened?
What do you think he'd have made of it?
He's coming tomorrow, on the first leg of his trip to Tangiers.
Looking for you to borrow some scissors but you're going out.
- Education is for everyone. - You would say that, sir.
- please don't bother with serving our tea. - With your permission, My Lady.
Not to marry a man for lack of money
Why should you?
Do I? But you must admit, your attitude is quite a volte-face.
Tony Gillingham had all that I could wish -- birth, money, looks...
- Now you're here, I hope you'll stay the night at least. - Mary?
And please don't think badly of him.
She's right about one thing. None of us thinks it's a good idea.
A surprise is a surprise, Mama,
It's just me and Mother.
- That's not what it looked like. - Well, that's how it is.
- I couldn't resist telling you. - Poor Mrs Patmore.
Only afternoons between half-two and half-four.
But why should she want to forgive me?
- I hope you're coping with it all. - Well, one doesn't have much choice.
You are the only woman I know who likes