Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I'm happy, and I want everyone to be happy.

that your devotion to her had made you blind.

Oh, I think we'll have fun.

Leave him alone. Now, we should go.

I'll find out if there's anything he needs in the morning.

Oh, it's just a friend who's going to be in London.

I've got tea for all of us, and a snack for you later on.

He could always get a job.

but no, he's a good man.

and I fight accordingly.

Oh, yes. The red one. Why did you throw it?

We've discussed it, Mr Mason and I.

I'm not convinced there's a big demand for racing drivers in Thirsk.

Edith, dear, telephone with any news.

Jumped up little saw-bones!

Ah, what's this?

they're all Mary's now, more than Papa realises.

Why? What else should I say?

I've rung for the ambulance. It'll be here at any moment.

Well, don't let the other animals find out, or they'll pounce.

What are we doing this evening?

But benefits for whom?

So the car's a success?

The family, I mean.

A wonder you've got the nerve to speak to me.

For passing trade?

I was in court. I've only just come out.

Are you annoyed we've given Yew Tree Farm to Mr Mason?

It only takes a moment for everything to feel quite different.

We should get out of your way.

Have you told my mother?

Well, not much before eight.

Oh, that reminds me. I have a message from her.

- They're bringing your car round. - Oh, let the ambulance get away.

But I would be grateful for the basket.

Just keep him steady until the ambulance arrives.

- She's in a very frail frame of mind. - I'll do me best.

- You must be absolutely exhausted. - Hmm.

I thought you needed some things.

I've been reading about your many achievements.

And by the time we'd finished every road was jammed

Don't say too much.

Well, we mustn't let it get cold.

You know, Neville Chamberlain's wife was born Anne de Vere Cole.

Now let us concentrate on Robert?

- Don't forget Lady Edith. - What about me, Mr Carson?