Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I do love you so.

No, I mean there are places where lunacy is grounds for divorce,

Well, I don't know what to suggest.

This is an honour, your ladyship. I have a message for your son.

I was never sure I liked her. Nanny West?

How was the famous luncheon? Lady Edith told me all about it.

Now, here's the little Prince, m'lady.

I never do anything I'm not supposed to.

As long as she didn't.

I hope so. Right now, she prefers to leave it all to Nanny West.

I'm wasting your time.

Jimmy. Miss O'Brien's gone!

That must have been it.

What's the good of a month of sour looks? Good luck to her.

No. I'm afraid tea was a little late.

And aren't you a member of staff?

Do you want me at the tenants' luncheon tomorrow?

Mr Spratt won't mind?

See how happy he is to see his beautiful Mama?

You don't have to tell me.

Did Lady Edith say why she got it? Her ladyship asked her to.

She only tried to give me orders.

Well, he's not bad looking and he's still alive,

As long as you weren't.

Was there really no warning?

I don't feel I could be helpful, no.

And you don't mind my seeing to her ladyship?

Madge, O'Brien's gone.

You do not seem to understand

I'd become an Eskimo if it meant I could marry you.

but I need to ask your help in a difficult situation.

They should fit you, at least until we can find something better.

Oh... Fetch me an apron. We'll do it together.

It is not his business to mind.

Why? What's she done? She always seems nice to me.

How was Lady Mary this morning? The same.

I can manage, thank you, Miss West.

I want him to come and help.

I've ordered some wine for us.

What? When? When you were all at Duneagle.

And work at it!

You say you have no purpose,

Do you want to prevent my giving a hard-working woman a helping hand?

It seems so strange.

He said some harsh things when we last met,

for a draught of self-confidence whenever I start to doubt.

and I hope we may rely on you to see that Edna doesn't step out of line.

I won't want the scrambled egg for Miss Sybbie's tea.

He was bound to be disappointed.

What? Me go to a pub?