Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

The younger one would do, if the eldest just got out of the way.

Your dowry to that fine Finch fellow is paid.

Lady Delilah can barely string a sentence together,

And as for her dancing, well,

I always get the first glass of lemonade.

I never got your name.

[snorting chuckle]

-[both laugh] -[Violet] Eloise?

Shocking that Eloise Bridgerton was not named the season diamond, was it not?

I despise English tea.

But there's only one Lady Whistledown,

After your elder sister's triumph,

I have been busy with my correspondence.

I tremble to think where he will send the rest of us if he has a mind.

And you should be too.

How do you think she does it?

I thought you ladies were taught to dance.

for a successful season.

and your queen most appreciative.

Imagine if Whistledown wrote like this,

Is one lady unlike any other?

She's practically melting.

from a lovely French tutor I have secured.

Might Newton require a walk

But, for the most part, my education was taken up by more serious pursuits.

Mr. and Mrs. Finch.

Both of you. Could you, uh-- [chuckles]

and Miss Goodrum thought that Napoleon fights for the Spanish.

It does not matter what you have and have not read.

The opportunity?

Come now. I am long past all of that.

Did you hear that, Edwina?

Perhaps Her Majesty will take note at her ball tomorrow night.

[light chuckle]

I hear he cast his only son out to the Americas

-There you are, dearest. -I hope I did not keep you waiting long.

[Lady Danbury] Hmm.

and Miss Edwina Sharma.

-Yes? -[feigns sobbing]

Does your maid know you are riding astride?

well, rather ridiculous?

because the man is as cruel as can be.

Lord Byron? Wellington? Eloise, these names are false!

There you are, dear. [chuckles]

Enjoy your time.

-She's requested time. -We do not have time. Stand back.

Perhaps you shall get to know them better soon.

-The air or the dreary conversation? -[chuckles]

-I love it. - [chuckles]

So Her Majesty will be in attendance, then, at the ball?

Viscount Bridgerton, yes?

Miss Mary Ann Hallewell.

In fairness, I have stopped reading his letters. He rambles.

I know all that goes on in my home.

Oh! Here she is now.

He might make a particularly estimable addition

And handsome, of course.

[whispers] Smile.

The Viscount Bridgerton is a most excellent dancer.

I am sure we have much to learn from you,