Mr. Barrow quotes from Downton Abbey

What's the matter with you?

Never mind.

I thought we were all about to be dancing to your tune.

Do you ever wonder why people dislike you so much? It's because you are sly and oily and smug. And I'm really pleased I got the chance to tell you before I go.

Well, if we're playing the truth game, then you're a manipulative little witch, and if your schemes have come to nothing, I'm delighted.

Doesn't matter what I think.

Maybe she just wants to talk.

Maybe I'm the missing tsarevitch.

Daisy

Why do you have to make everything sound so nasty all the time?

I'm nasty about Miss Baxter because she came here to help and support me and she's broken her word.

Daisy

I doubt that's how she'd put it.

Give me some tea.... I've had Miss Marigold on my back since luncheon.

How lucky is that child?

Why do you say that?

What was she? A farmer's daughter until she caught the eye of Lady Edith. Now she'll grow up in the bosom of a great family and, no doubt, live a life accordingly.

I've an idea that when you mentioned Mrs. Harding's connection with us, you were trying to catch her out.

Well, I--

I don't like to see such things, Barrow. I don't care for a lack of generosity. Do you understand me?

Yes, my lord.

I've enjoyed my time as butler.

I hope you've learned something from it. You see, Barrow, Carson is a kind man. Don't overlook that. It's why people are loyal to him.

I'll bear it in mind, my lord.

Do. It should be helpful when you-- that is, when the hour strikes--

[strained] To move on. Yes, my lord.

Lady Mary Crawley

You mustn't let him wear you out.

Oh, he's alright m'lady. [to George] Aren't you?

I was cheering him up.

Lady Mary Crawley

That's not what it looked like.