Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Tomorrow. My work is done here.

so I thought I'd ask your advice.

I've found my new editor and we've got a government minister

- I think you should. - Mr Carson will understand.

It sounds as if he has a good chance.

I must be getting soft in my old age.

I believe the change will work well for both establishments.

1892 seems a million years ago now.

I learned how to sign my name, which was all I needed in service.

Help him to enjoy it.

I'll lend you some books when we go inside.

When did you last cook?

Apparently, you've said she can go.

What a nuisance it is.

Can I fetch you anything?

The one you sheltered here.

Why can't you just say, "I'd love to spend more time with you,

Brooklands and other tracks.

The one who was on the run from the police.

Mama, what is the point?

I don't believe so. No.

Rather like Granny Violet.

Don't be like that. It's not my idea.

Now, listen. He's on an inspection tour of the north.

This isn't it, darling. Don't... We won't let this be it.

Would you? Well, I call it impertinence, to a degree that is not acceptable.

- Of course. - Ah, Mrs Patmore, I haven't thanked you

Don't look at me. It's not my fault and there is nothing I can do.

and some dancing.

Our editor had left, so it was down to me and the rest of the office,

On the contrary, I have a clarity of vision

You must have a go sometime.

and I'll walk down from the house.

I suppose you've guessed how much I like you.

You're a bad loser!

Oh, is this going to be a regular thing?

The point is, I wouldn't want to give him any wrong ideas.

Are you really happy?

Okay. Just let me get changed.

I don't think so. Once in a while.

I want him to listen to our arguments against the York Hospital's plans.

What did you say?

Character witnesses can make all the difference.

I think she likes him, yes. But I don't believe she's serious.

And I'm sorry for it.

I always say that, too.

- She's seen it coming. - What do you mean?

Will your words affect the outcome?

My compliments to the chef.

Is the consomme ready, Mrs Patmore?

Why don't we go over on the day? We'll take a picnic tea and lend him a hand.

Will he be all right?

Then we can go somewhere else. You choose.

Is this because I'm older than I was?

I expect when he heard that you turned up, he must've known it was pointless.

She sends her greetings.