Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

In a new place, where she can start again, Ethel has far more chance of happiness

I don't understand what you're saying. Thomas was doing what?

I'll ask Jarvis how far they've got with finding a cottage.

I won't. Not if you don't want me to.

The estate has been run very wastefully for many years.

It's all arranged with the Catholic church in Ripon.

We hadn't done anything.

We'll find another use for some of the farmhouses...

There's nothing between us, except my fist if you don't get out!

Mr Carson, you'd better come.

All that crossing and bobbing up and down.

- You must get lonely. - Meaning?

Weren't you going to tell us?

Very well. I'm coming up tonight. I'll see what I can do.

What's Alfred ever done to you?

- His grandfather was a farmer. - In a small way.

But I can only do it if you're with me.

Well, I think Alfred can manage without your help in future, James.

And thanks to Mr Swire, we have another chance, but we have to change our ways.

Even your mother spoke up for Edith. Think of that.

- Can we fetch Mr Branson, sir? - I've already sent Alfred. Here they are now.

- How do you think you speak to him? - But what about prison?

- Here we are. - Thank you, Mrs Patmore.

You're the one pushing Tom into his brother's arms.