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There must be some kind of way out of here

Said that you're good to thief

There's too much confusion

I can't get no relief

I'm alone, but watch tell love

I'm alone, but watch tell love

Tense us can't move you

Tonight Becky works out how to live well on nothing a year

It's easy, it's Vanity Fair

The world where everyone is striving

For what is not worth having

I'm alone, but watch tell love

I'm alone, but watch tell love

I'm alone, but watch tell love

Tense us can't move you

I'm alone, but watch tell love

Tense us can't move you

Tonight Becky works out how to live well on nothing a year

Lady, Crawley

Lady Elizabeth, Crawley

Lady Betsy Crawley

Nay Horrup

How dare's above your station miss

Becky, pardon sir

Where are you going?

Come back here, we're going away from me

What are you doing here?

You won't run me

I'm as fair as a fiddle I am

Well come here and show me that

I've learned where he's done

Till I'm off

Oh!

Supit?

Errrrghh

I'm so happy

I'm so happy

I wouldn't ask Mrs Crawley, but I'm late with the school fees

Children's such an expensive hobby

I shall wreck the naughty Colonel's knuckles for you

Why is the child here?

Papa wants me

He never met my boy

And now father's dead

Supit gone, dear old soul

You're in a good race, mother

They will combat a bill alone

It's a good race, mother

They'll combat a bill alone

Consta 200 pounds

How can I harass her for money now?

Well the house is a morning

My dear Lord Steen

I hope you're not there, hope we'll get more than an apony

Also, Supit's a state that goes to the older son, obviously

Though he is a frightful miser in the most complete and nincompoop you ever saw

There I suppose nincompoop runs in the family

Thank you

My husband is a clever old stink in his way, I know

An nincompoop clever enough to win a prize like you, dear lady

Poor, blameless soul, just because of me he was cut off without a penny

My house would be sat here, saying I'm morning clothes out of old curtain

I wonder if my little darling, Wardy, would like a bit of fresh air

I've heard she was quite safe, is it not your lordship?

Quite

My boy goes to school, she can't rid of the old man

My loyal sheep dog protects my reputation

Repelling all borders, even a friend of his majesty

Perhaps not quite all

How much do they please you?

Well enough?

Well enough to wear for the king?

So sudden, Mrs. Crawley, are you mine?

I'll take that as a yes

Wardy, please forgive me, I cannot be rid of Miss Briggs because my feckless husband owes her money

What? How's that?

She came to us with a legacy of twelve hundred pounds from his aunt

And within a month, Wardy headed off the poor and trusting, thinking of the villain who's gonna spend it

Mmm, but a clever little monkey it is to extract diamonds from one pocket

Her cash from the other

On her own, is it now?

Well that might not be good, as long as she pays our wages for them

Man that is born a woman has but a short time to live and is full of misery

He come it up and is cut down like a flower, he fled as he wore a shadow

We brought nothing into this world and it is certain we carry nothing out

The Lord gave and the Lord have taken away

Blessed be the name of the Lord

Welcome

Welcome, welcome dear guests to our house

My dear Lady Cawley, our ancestors could hope for no more gracious chattelling than you

Welcome, thank you for coming

The worst of it is the old man has been letting a servant get away with murder

The standards have been allowed to slip

I'm moving, look at these accounts, the entire estate is tumbling about our ears

Thieves, one and all

Hi

You bring the breath of fresh air, Lady Cawley

Oh, for the deer innocent days before I inherited all this

I simply have no idea how much money it costs to be rich

I'm going to cut around the moth holes as some of them

All I got was 100 pounds

I'm going to speech about how poor he is

I simply had no idea how much money it costs to be rich

I used to thrash my brother at hidden, even though he was older than me

Didn't thrash him hard enough, or foolish to hope your brother would be generous

Queen's Crawley would have been yours, not Martha's, if you'd have married my father

How dare impossible if they're not husband, I can live well on nothing a year

See how they like us now, they're in charge

Now they think we know our place

Your place is always the next place

Very good, you've been paying attention

Do you want to know the plan?

Lord Steen?

Oh, don't make that face, wouldn't you please?

The new king just appointed and mastered the powder closet

It means our friend is one of the most important laws of the land

Means he has the ear of his majesty

Think of it, think of the opportunities for his bow

Don't fly too high, Becky

Leave the rest of us behind

No call for them these days, water covers

No call for them these days, water covers

I know I'm not in the first rank of artists, but they all want to know it now

Right

That's surely your way

Was it present?

Come on

So many, Mrs Nathan, his majesty is famous for his fondness for Furbles

And I can make no objection

Mrs Nathan, make room for my diamonds

Your majesty

You would be buying things

For Georgie, books and so on

Here's a slight indigestion

What was it?

Daffy's elixir to help him sleep

You had it, so did you, Jossie, did you know her?

It is poison, poison

So this is the language you use to your own mother?

You always argueing

Well, you should have no supper tonight

For I shall be busy being dragged by the head to the old Bailey

Georgie, well your mother will have me in the dock as a murderous

I have met with misfortunes

I'm sorry, mama, I have some blow in my life

My servants are gone, I go everywhere on foot, my life is in ruins

But at least I was never a murderous, so thank you for that news

Please don't let us argue

I'm not the one who's arguing, mother, stop!

The Reverend Biddy's comfy tea

Oh, God

Mr. Pini has come to talk about Georgie's education

He's too young

Oh, just our own little school at the Vicarage

Perhaps George would benefit from the society of other young gentlemen

I mean to education at home, I book books

Books, Latin mathematics, I confess, I'm a beginner myself

I'm sorry

Mr. Pini, maybe I could interest you in...

Oh, I already have enough coal, more than enough

Thank you, sir, coal!

Now, those days have passed, I've been whined up

Fine Madeira's vintage boy

I am saying from the strong spirits, as I believe the Lord prefers

Damn, there we come, I'm sure the good Lord approves

You spoil that child, you should get down on your knees and pray to God to clean your wicked and ungrateful heart

You and your selfish brother both

George, what's your stern?

A half decent claret can travel the world

Vile

Then

That's a wine, it's vinegar

I give my father a perfectly good allowance to just sit still and not make a mess

And now he's a wine merchant, ha!

The kindly major has another 30 cases in the cellar

persuaded the governor and half the regman's to order it too

I'm a fool who meant to be kind

Well, Bob, I'm sure your name is mud through all of Bengal

I say, Don, that young lady is giving us the most killing local

Will you look at my sister and her room?

Is Glorvine an out-of-heart breaker majortoppen?

I'm much too battered and old for such a fine lady

No, since she's perfect for you, wait now

When the music begins

I am the magistrate of the past year

Please, you'll be doing your most enormous thing

Not ducks

A fine figure of the woman, is she not?

She'll be worthy of the major

Compare my sister with that poor Mrs. Osborne who couldn't see Bushwaguss

I'd be sending for a new hash, so I will

Oh, my darling

Whichever lady, Corey, wore that particular bouquet

She cannot possibly have looked as adorable as you do

It's not, um

If you cannot carry it off, nobody can

Do I know those splendid jewels?

Hired darling, of course

Let me

What a fine country we are

Where a little governess may meet a king

This madam is the reason you were put on the concert

Will my mother come back?

Of course, silly

Mrs. Crawley will put all the fine ladies to shame

As usual, I will be the first to know

Mrs. Crawley

Will be the first to know

Mrs. Crawley

Mrs. Crawley will put all the fine ladies to shame

As usual

Mrs. Crawley

Charlie

There will be a great deal of waiting about

We don't mind

I simply fear that you may find the whole event

An enormous waste of time, Mrs. Crawley

I am the daughter of a painter and an opera gal

I've never hidden it, but today my lord I put it behind me forever

Always the charming optimist

We shall let his wicked lordship dampen our mood

Shall we, ladies, team?

Confound his politics

For straight his navis tricks, God save the king

Yes

Well, let's go

I'll have a little say

Lord and Lady Castle, building

Colonel and Mrs. Brown

Lord and Lady Castle

Lord and Lady Castle

Lord and Lady Castle

Remembering our wedding gay backs

Don't distract me

You and your muslin

You'll stroll bonnet

Thomas and Lady Jones

The Marquis and Marchiness Steve

Colonel and Mrs. Crawley

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Lord

Mrs. Crawley the cat who got the cream

Was it your taste?

It's a wonderful day of my life

Thank you, sir

And now it'll last as a little woman of everything she wants

All I've ever wanted is to be accounted a respectable lady

Hey, my

You

Oh

Garsley party you missed nothing she had come straight home

We should get some lessons think I splendidly to be if our guest banners playing duets I

Don't blame you for wanting to shine in that company

You were born to shine there

But Becky henceforward you will refuse all invitations that come only for yourself. I

Will escort you every time you go out

You hate parties you will entertain only in my company

And my dear how gallant you are

Lovely that sounds how much pleasant it is to have you beside me the silly old Briggs

It'll be like when we were first married how happy we should be

I'm happy we should always be

So william is to be married and her sister is the very person destined to ensure major job in happiness

There is that not good news for my old friend mrs. O doubt

Yes

The Reverend mister bini seems very fond of you. You know George can never be replaced in my heart

What would you why don't you eat too many bones?

And gristle yes, so now I mean to murder him by choking do I

Lisa

Bones and gristle is what you get when you never managed to pay the butcher or the grocer. We must try

Louisa

To retain our kind family feelings in spite of our situation

There's our Georgie who might be rich with a gold watch and chain, but for her selfishness

There's our son who deserted his father in his old age Joss

Who's left my dear dear old man without a shilling and we shall end in the work. I shall write to just now

Please don't bother. He's not unkind perhaps stop stop

Joss sends me a check as regular as clockwork

How else was I to fund the coal business all the wine business

So all the money Joss sends goes to power for money lander in the city

Shall I be rich mama? Shall I have a pony?

No

Your dear Carter have mercy upon me. Give me the strength to pay this trial

Is that our chain come to take me away

You can have as many ponies as you like

Georgie

Think about your mother bye-bye mama, I may visit you soon

Thanks

You

Oh

What are you doing? I'm an Indian chief give me that you naughty boy

Don't cry I hate you feeling is quite mutual. I assure him. Hey don't

What do you know about how to be mother

I

Bring hold the for

Pride of place I see oh yes well

Mrs. Crawley begs your pardon. I ask you miss Briggs a rather personal question

I

I

Don't accomplish little devil it is she beats all the women I've ever seen in all the course of a well spent life

Miss Briggs surely not no madam you you are the mistress of lies

And your husband is a mighty clever a fellow that I thought

This breaks told you we still have 600 pounds slightly less than the 1200 you took from me

We kid

I

Don't know all I have to suffer and bear in silence. It was my husband by savage threats who forced me to dump my request

Pardon the wrong and pity and miserable miserable woman

This time Rebecca

I the silly attract back I

Have two other suggestions

Suggestions matter conditions your son will go away to school the cost will be met a sheepdog will find another position

I have one in mind

You're more than generous dear lady. I'm nearly clear obstacles from our primrose path

It's the most kind of from a great friend of family but hanging Becky his carriages always at our door

And people love to talk let them he's enablement of the greatest station in talents master the powder closet. I don't even know what that is I

Shall miss them terribly

Who our son?

I wish you cared for Rudy just a little more what a model everything to say

You can come home on Sundays

Free trade that's the answer. They weren't worried in the shy as my lord. We need to take advantage of our dominance in Europe

As you agree can crawl in as a veteran of Waterloo

I

Was at Waterloo myself I could tell you a tale

Ladies of waste darps and everything I believe our shoulders are soon to get much wider which I scarcely think of that at most of us

a monstrous infatuation a gross insult to ladies of Frank

God to the marshy's coming I don't know what the world's coming to to be sure lady blonde lady bear acres

I

Believe you don't remember me from Brussels and I don't remember you madam nor wish now to resume our intercourse

face chief

They look at you with rage in their hearts

They look at me with pity

But they would change places with either of us in an instant you use my wealth

Really play for me

Awful weather this time of year awful. Is that the world we're coming to an end?

You determined long ago that nothing should stand in your way

first

not money

No, the opinions of others

I

Have brains and talent should be enough perhaps so

In another world for this one

I

Well

I wonder how long I must wait for my guest to congratulate me on the standards of music and beauty in my house

You are the only real lady in London

Thank you

Tell me my dear

Do you love your husband

Perhaps not as much as I once did let nothing come between you

Children grew old friends grow cold but husbands and you if we let them

I could kill them all the pinch-faced old harpies really you can't force them to like me you are worth a hundred of one of them

Less than being ignored

Let's go. No, I'll walk I need the fresh air

I'll be waiting for you

Baby, baby

Who's there? Beggin your pardon Colonel. Oh god, bay lifts

How much is it this time?

136 pounds six shillings and eight pence at the soup of Mrs. Nathan the dressmaker

Colonel Crawley if I live and breathe

It's five gents here in the coffee room or a doctor of the vinity upstairs very kind, Mr

Moss, but no thank you. I'll turn in pen and ink for your letters. I won't disturb her tonight

I'll write to my wife in the morning. Very well this way sir

Dear Becky, I hope you slept well. Don't be alarmed when I don't bring you your chocolate this morning. Last night I was nabbed again

You'll find 70 pounds in my desk. Please drive to Mrs. Nathan's and ask her to give us more time and please bring me some clean clothes

Yours in haste

Piers don't be scared but come soon and release me

Morning Colonel

You'll be out of here in two shakes of a stick sir

Yours, Boss, way more crane

I think we're already on the fire

For, for

Yours.

Dear God, Lord, for not even 130 pounds.

Have you, um...

The bill is paid.

I believe that means you're free to go.

I am forever in your debt.

Repeca, you wrote to her first.

Never replied.

Just get home, old boy.

Thank you.

Oh man.

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Before God husband, I'm innocent.

Tell him, say it.

Innocent.

Whenever it trinkets you well on your body,

I gave to you.

Why is he what this is?

The pair of you mean to lay a trap for me?

He'd conned me out of even more money

than the thousands of pounds I've already given to this whore.

Which, no doubt, Colonel Crawley,

you have already spent.

Maya, you don't frighten me.

Coward.

Make way, sir.

Philon.

Hey!

Hey!

How could I turn our page in a way?

Take them off.

All of them.

Pimp.

Get out of my house!

Where's the key?

Lost.

Don't.

Thousands.

Good God.

100 pounds of this would have made me a free man.

I shall pay Briggs.

She was always kind to the boy.

The rest I shall send back to you.

Take him.

Becky.

I always shared everything with you.

Believe I love you.

You don't even love your own child.

I love you.

I love you.

I love you.

I love you.

You don't even love your own child.

I love you.

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