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00:49:46
Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern
106
There's lobster rissole in Mousseline sauce
your cellmate Craig and his mates.
Because I know it will be a paean of praise.
And the gaslight seemed to catch in the drops
I am a useful spinster, good at helping out.
It's one of his lordship's houses,
with Champagne-saffron vinaigrette?
or do you fancy a little asparagus salad
Mr. Turner, search the bunk, please!
He's a hopeless liar.
I beg your pardon!
that Mary should have an archbishop to marry her,
Isn't it time for the dressing gong, Mr. Carson?
I remember she'd made pastry
and we'd sometimes have luncheon in the house.
There's a lot of bastard in here.
There's lobster rissoles in Mousseline sauce
When I heard the verdict, I thought he'd swing.
some truffled egg on toast, perhaps?
By heck, they don't mind stringing it out.
"Please do not allow any grief, guilt or regret
VIOLET: This is very good of you.
ROBERT: Mrs. Vanneck, she was a cousin of Granny's.
O'BRIEN: Jilted at the altar.
She was terrified.
CARSON: Sir Anthony may have betray
He said it would help if we lessen her workload.
when and if they inherit.
"She loved and admire you
and she was scrub it out of her nails
I beg your pardon!
DAISY: I swear I'd have to run away and hide
Am I interrupt?
That remind me.
Mary and I intend to make an announcement at dinner.
J" She stole my heart away J"
until she's settle where she's going,
How dare you make such an assumption?
I pray that you are.
Only I know that Mrs. Hughes is suffer from a condition
But this time, I freely admit it,
but I suspect someone has.
I won't be cure by standing here.
It seems the death certificate has arrive from India.
So I suppose they must get used to us speaking our minds, but...
Well, Mr. Barrow mention it,
We're going to be so terribly, terribly happy.
and then tell them afterwards.
Meanwhile, it's time to face the business of leaving Downton.
They've set you up somehow,
But I am perfectly capable...
Besides, she couldn't have written to him
and if I read his words, they will stay with me forever.
and that'll allow you the time to set it out properly.
I'm extremely sorry to trouble you with this
It certainly is.
I don't know exactly.
I had a telephone call from Charkham earlier.
There's nothing going on particularly, is there?
Oh. Perhaps I could open a shop.
and we'd sometimes have luncheon in the house.
Without the wedding to hide behind,
He was quite definite.
Well, fashionably late is one thing...
Something happening in this house is actually about me.
You'd better come inside.
Tame enough for a game of billiards.
She said Bates was coming back later for his tea.
We have some land further north at Eryholme,
some truffled egg on toast, perhaps?
Oh, what an invigorating prospect.
Won't it be a bit cramped?
when do we tell the staff that the end is nigh?
jumpy and fearful, but determined.
Tom is our tame revolutionary.
I should have thought a little sober reflection
This is a slightly awkward request,
How very disappointing.
It either means she's anxious or been up to no good.
she was depressed or unhappy?
the only sensible thing he's come up with
That's nonsense, there was no letter found in her room.
He was quite definite.
I think it's rather unfair
Dearly beloved, we are gathered...
I am grateful to you, Daisy.
We're back from our delicious luncheon,
good manners and some decent conversation.
"I think it unlikely that I'll outlive both the first two,
though I'm curious as to why they're going there today.
How's Anthony? Excited, I hope.
I'm surprised you of all people can forget that.