Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

before you even touched the trigger, I'm afraid.

to see it in decades.

[Lady Danbury] Indeed.

but I quite enjoy the peace of the country.

-Yes! -[Colin laughs]

And did Miss Edwina mention pall-mall? She did not appear to be having much fun.

[Lady Whistledown] Of course, not everyone can always get things so right.

[Anthony groans]

As if I would allow dear Augie to miss out on watching his mother

She's always so spirited in the country.

[Violet] His lordship is a child!

[exhales deeply]

I shall be the very picture of amiability.

Perhaps it will be Miss Uxbridge.

I, of course, am a complete enigma who will divulge none of my secrets.

And you must be Miss Edwina.

[chuckles softly] It is a beautiful home.

I know she wishes to be happy.

They only invite a select few to study there, it seems.

Benedict, dear, you alarm our guests.

And remember to laugh at his jokes.

so that I could be with my husband.

[Kate] So it was all about him, then? Bon, if the conversation felt one-sided--

[clears throat]

for an excursion at his ancestral home, Aubrey Hall.

[Anthony grunts]

[quietly] And, um, they're all dreadfully boring.

when one also has inner resources.

-I thought to pay a visit to White's. -[Lady Featherington] Excellent idea.

Did I purposely make the third wicket two inches narrower than last year? Yes.

[Kate] And he should not be the only one.

Miss Edwina did not need to win a silly game in order to win my heart.

Then let us put our past acrimony behind us,

All those years traveling, you have not been tempted to marry?

I only want you to be certain.

[Anthony groans]

I simply wish to steer my sister to the greatest possible happiness.

I think I shall cut out.

you can use your turn to knock an opponent's ball

as if love had become some…

[chuckles] The Royal Schools have accepted me as a student.

If you say Miss Edwina is the one for you.

Really. No truly disastrous lulls.

Mother, please. Lie down, still your mind.

You deserve the feeling that I had

All will be well,

[Daphne] As if the game can be played any other way.

But I would know.

[chuckles] There is certainly nothing like English cooking.

Unseasonably so.

I believe there is a question I would like to ask you.