Sybil怀孕了吗？

are we the first down how was civil sleeping thank god she'd been restless all afternoon i don't think it'll be long now i'm sorry it couldn't have been in dublin we know how much it meant nothing means more than she does and you're sure you have everything you need quite sure hello， granny you here how nice your grandmother will be with us every night until the baby's bored i hate to get news second hand well， you won't have long to wait i thought i'd bring up dr clarkson after we've eaten i've been talking to lord grantham about the good doctor so philip feels the room would be too crowded it might be better to leave old clarkson out of it for the time being， but i said i'd telephone what it really isn't necessary i've given him my word why don't i run down in the car after dinner and fetch him i should have the fish i'll do it there's nothing more tiring than waiting for something to happen edith have you written back to your editor yet what's this edith has had an invitation to write a newspaper column when may she expect an offer to appear on the london stage see oh god is the beginning what do you mean concerned lady civil's ankles are swollen and she seems muddled what sort of muddled not quite there not quite in the present moment and what do you think it means it means she's having a baby that a word dr clarkson excuse me so philip mustn't buddy him and decide ins my dear this is just clarkson's professional pride like barbara's asking who last cut your hair they always want to be better than any other practitioner， but we must listen to what he has to say i quite agree i don't want to hurt sir philip's feelings if there's one thing that i am quite indifferent to is sir philip tapsel's feelings you are upsetting these people for no reason at all i am not i think she may be toximic with a danger of a clampsier in which case we must act fast there is no danger whatsoever judging by my experience lady sibyl is behaving perfectly normally do you not find the baby small， not unusually so， and the ankles maybe she has thick ankles lots of women do， but she does not i've warn you doctor， if you wish to remain you must be silent i cannot allow you to interfere it's my belief that lady civil is at risk of a clampsier what is that a rare condition from which she is not suffering tell him why you think she may be her baby is small， she's confused and there's far too much album in that is protein in her urine dr clarkson， please we forgot my mother is present peace a woman of my age confess reality far better than most men look the fact remains if i am right we must act at once then do what get it into the hospital and deliver the child by cesarean section， but is that safe it is the opposite of safe it would expose mother and child to untold danger she could pick up any kind of infection in a public hospital， an immediate delivery is the only chance of avoiding the fits that are brought on by the trauma of natural birth it may not work， but honesty at last even if she were at risk from mcclampsia， which she is not a cesarean is a gamble， which might kill either or both of them i think we must support sir philip in this， but it's not our decision what does tom say tom has not hired sir philip， he is not master here and i will not put civil at risk on if you are sure sir philip， i am quite quite certain you're being ridiculous obviously we have to talk to tom don't look at me cora is right the decision lies with the chauffeur。