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We're meeting Trent at eleven.
No need.
I know that. Of course you do.
But it's six months now,
Here, take this.
Come and sit here. I'll manage very well at the end.
Matthew was always so meticulous.
What?
Are you sure you have time for this? Quite sure.
Now, Mr Taylor. What's all this I hear about your giving up sheep?
The truth is, I don't think I'm going to be a very good mother.
I wrote her a good reference because I thought she was a good worker,
And when you're ready...
Why?
but I haven't got time to make it a regular thing.
This is very lovely.
Well, he reached out to Carson. I don't see what you want me to do.
I didn't realise the plate was so hot.
I love the Criterion.
Mr Molesley. Have you seen Mr Travis?
No, no. We must all do what we can.
To fight for the changes he made?
We better get back or we'll be late for lunch.
No, Robert.
Come on.
when I had clearly crumpled it and thrown it away?
They'd like to see you. I'm sure they would but...
Yakka dee! Whale. Mitch match. Chipmunks.
Mary, that is, Lady Mary, is not improving.
What does he plan to do?
You see, in my present state, I don't think I'm strong enough...
You should have more faith. More courage!
Why? Never you mind. Just come along.
Oh... nothing!
Oh cheer up, Mr Molesley. It may never happen.
Yes, I'll er, I'll have a look.
They are in my charge and I cannot be too careful.
Can I kiss you?
His lordship has made a decision
Which is no more than we deserve.
Well, I shall obviously have to talk to Mrs Hughes
I thought you might like to take this down with you.
Mr Molesley, I should hate us to appear inhospitable.
He talked to Matthew a bit when we were at Duneagle...
We're old friends,
You mean as a servant?
Molesley's always been a great supporter of the family.
She's not tiddly. She's drunk! He kept buying them.
After four years of fighting,
M'lord.
Thanks.
I've placed advertisements, Mr Carson, you know I have.
Do it. Please. I can't stop. The children are on their own.
When are you leaving for London? I'm catching the ten o'clock.
I've an idea that she wants to introduce me to Lady Shackleton.
You're strong enough for the task.
Surely you're interested in him?
Not what?
I wondered if I could bring him here.
Madge says that Lady Edith saw Mrs Crawley this afternoon.
Do I know you?
if that's what you're implying.
I'll see you tonight.
Very good, m'lady. Thank you very much.
Now, I believe I'm needed upstairs.
Good night, Carson.