Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Just closing, love.
out of consideration for me.
And what sort of job might this be? Why? Does it make a difference?
She is broken and bruised and it is our job
all the softness that he found in me
There's something's worrying me, m'lady and I...
I wouldn't have spoken up if it weren't for a...
You've had a shock, and no wonder.
Then I can only say that while I will overlook Mary's poor judgement,
are forced to take employment for which they are quite unsuited.
I mean, who is this old... bat
This is Burns, Aunt Rosamund's chauffeur.
What can I do for you?
I thought Alfred would buy one for Ivy,
I knew, I knew that Mummy thought O'Brien was very good at doing hair,
You're willing to become a German citizen, for me?
Miss O'Brien did say that she got on very well with Lady Flintshire
Well, I'm going to announce luncheon.
I just don't want you to waste your energy and kindness
I need to speak to him about the Bring and Buy Sale.
Now, my dear...
He needs you... very much.
No, m'lady. You would have lived on for the baby.
and a third of his other possessions,
Studying for what? To become a lady's maid.
Edith, are you really going to London tomorrow?
..but it's a changing world.
Will you ask Mrs Patmore
Meant no harm, Ivy, honest.
Orphans haven't.
But, your ladyship...
We are selling Molesley to Lady Shackleton.
I'm sorry if it's a "lapse" to say so,
I wonder if you haven't pushed her ladyship into it,
Is that what we're celebrating? That, and my progress.
She loved him very much.
When would we be back?
I need your help to make things a success.
if I felt it was for your benefit.
Not for one minute.
and discovered not every country is the same as England.
Have a happy time.
Nothing to do with Lady Shackleton. No!
I see.
We have to find the death duties on half the estate.
Well, it all sounds like a ticking bomb to me.
Is it likely?
I'll take a taxi. It's the opposite direction.
I know you won't think it correct,
you have a straightforward choice before you.
I did, but I've been studying since then.
It feels so wild.
Of course you do.
There's no more fit person to comfort her than you.
You cry, m'lady.
What does his lordship think?
But... Jimmy said...
seems to have dried up and drained away.
A baby rich as Croesus and a mother almost passed over.
Whenever you want me, your ladyship.
Why?
Oh, imagine your remembering that and my forgetting it.
My husband is dead! Can't you understand what that means?
Oh? Well, may I stay?
Surely that gives her some sort of say?
With Matthew gone, I've no-one else to turn to.
You should have been working for Mr Matthew until you were old,