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No. I'll be perfectly fine, if I can just lie down.

No, but it is a noble profession.

If I could take Mama's money out ofthe estate,

Ofcourse not. He's too good for me, I know that.

It is. Though there's very few left to call me that, Joe Burns.

Which sport did you have in mind?

Ofcourse he didn't argue with the entail. Why would he?

lfyou think she'll ever recover from carrying the body of Mr Pamuk

I think they're making a very good job ofthem.

And what would be the point of living ifwe didn't let life change us?

- Grubbing out the old rue hedge? - How did you know that?

My imagination is running riot.

But please don't mention this to my father, or my grandmother.

We thought we might go to the fair later. You'd like that, wouldn't you, Daisy?

I hope I haven't kept you up too late. I'm afraid we've interfered with your dinner.

I'm a good sailor.

Or are you thinking of a career in banking?

She won't do that, either.

I should think I'll stay here. They'll look after me.

Why is Sybil having a new dress and not me?

Mrs Crawley tells me she's recommended nitrate ofsilver and tincture ofsteel.

A most terrible idea. She doesn't know anyone under 100.

You'll be glad to hear that Matthew's conscience

"All right" is an optimistic assessment, sir.

I was flattered, ofcourse, but...

- But I take it there's been no improvement? - Not really.

Then that will be my consolation prize.

Poor old Madame Swan. I don't know why we bother with fittings.

I hope Cousin Violet has recovered from last night.

Well, there's Lady Mary.

We'd better go in without her, or it's not fair on Mrs Patmore.

You don't care about Matthew getting everything,

And she says she can have it done by Friday.

Yes, I have. Ofcourse I have.

- What it is to have medical knowledge! - It has its uses.

I'm preparing a meal for Lord and Lady Grantham and the girls.

I don't know how this house would run without you. I don't, truly.

I'm sorry I couldn't come, but I didn't want to put Matthew off.

as I know well enough.

Thanks, ever so.

Isn't that what I just said?

You must have thought me an awful prig when I first arrived.

What happens to his lordship's old clothes?

Perhaps with a flower or a bit ofveil or something.

I've got something I'd like to talk to you about, ifyou've a minute.