TV series: Downton Abbey (Downton Abbey). Page 4

No one warns you how hard it is to raise daughters. I hope that everything will be fine, like in the book, but they just know that squabbling among themselves.

- I'm such a skank. The hair, the clothes... Look like ten years ago.
Oh, but if I could.

- What is wrong with you this lovely morning?
I think there's something alien in high spirits at Breakfast.

Anyone who has hands can make a salmon mousse!

It is a great relief to talk to someone, who does not need to explain.
Relief. And privilege.

Oh, these reflections on the eternal... I think they are too overrated.

It's so easy to avoid people you don't like. Avoiding one's friends - that's the real test.

I don't see the logic.
- Its not. If I was looking for logic, it is certainly not among the English aristocracy.

- How about a dance?
- I thought I'd keep her company.
- Don't use me as an excuse. If you don't want to dance tell him.

Bottles need to open and pour the wine in decanters right before dinner. Light wine for appetizers, heavy one with the soup. Then the same wine with fish, and then claret, it must pour into decanters now. Here is a pudding wine, and then I'll ask you in the living room for coffee.
- How do they rise up then?!

- I'm leaving in the morning, lady Grantham. The more we see each other.
- You promise?

I like it when young people standing up for their principles.
To have principles is to be a priest. Noble, of course. But it is not appropriate at parties.

- We were talking about how charming this room is.
- Here it was much darker when I raised my mother-in-law... However, she was not a bright man.

Quit whining and do something.