Downton Abbey, Series Two (1916, 1917, 1918, 1919)

Mr. Bates:
I think it means, at long last, I'm able to get a divorce.

Anna:
Mr. Bates, is this a proposal?

Mr. Bates:
If that's what you want to call it. And you might start calling me John.

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Anna:
Will we have to leave Downton?

Mr. Bates:
Not until we want to. I've spoken to his lordship, and he will find a cottage for us near the house.

Anna:
You told him you want to marry me?

Mr. Bates:
I did.

Anna:
Before you spoke to me?

Mr. Bates:
You don't mind, do you?

Anna:
Of course I mind! In fact, I'd give you a smack if I didn't want to kiss you so much I could burst!