Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I thought that made me very middle-class.

The mistress was a nice lady, but she had only one car

You heard him. Matthew this, Matthew that. Matthew, Matthew, Matthew!

What about your son? Do you see much of him?

when Cousin Cora's money was transferred to the estate.

It's been rather a chop-and-change evening downstairs.

But where's Robert?

I was a farmer's daughterfrom Argyll, so I knewthe life.

- Don't quarrel with Matthew. - Why shouldn't I?

You won't be leaving, then?

Why don't you ask her? She needs taking out of herself.

- Good day. - Thank you, your ladyship.

- You're busy. We can come back later. - Molesley?

Having dinner with his family.

It was Matthew's idea.

It looks like Erysipelas. You must have cut yourself.

Because we saved it.

- Not all ofthem. - She's just showing off.

and not down at the fair with the others.

We have a winner!

And last month he wrote, asking to see me again.

- Oh. I'm sorry, I'll come back later. - No. Stay, please.

You go on ahead. I'll see you back at the house.

- But I... - And now, really, I really must go.

But it's left me on me own.

No. Wait until they ring.

and you couldn't think what you ever saw in him.

Oh, go home, William, if you're going to be such a spoilsport

I will. I promise you that.

I see your father has been making changes at home.

I hope they've shown you where everything is

How about you? Is your life proving satisfactory?

Your grandmother paid me a visit this afternoon and I...

Mrs Crawley, how nice.

And to think Taylor's gone off to run a tea shop.

- It was absurd. Lfyou don't change, you die. - Do you think so?