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Downton Abbey » Season 4 » Episode Seven

00:49:36

Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) unkindness

Because you made his life a misery with your unkindness
2) madwoman

would you please take that madwoman with you?
3) ruffian

...attacked by some ruffian who'd broken in.
4) sadder

Which makes it all the sadder that you have to.
5) lurch

So you'll leave his lordship in the lurch
6) lordship

His lordship is going to America.
7) falsehood

To be put in a position of disloyal falsehood
8) cauliflower

Oh, is that more of the cauliflower cheese?
9) ketchup

All steaks and ketchup and hail fellow well met.
10) grudge

I'm sure you don't grudge him a decent dinner.
11) plotter

You're quite a plotter when you want to be, aren't you?
12) chauffeur

Along with that silly chauffeur chap named Branson.
13) burglar

You're not frightened of burglar?
14) keel

I wanted him away before I keel over.
15) niece

"Have you met my niece
16) telegram

A telegram has just arrived.
17) brow

I remember a nurse wiping my brow.
18) trough

Isn't there a water trough?
19) steward

All those handsome steward strutting down the boat deck.
20) fuss

No fuss, please.
21) repetition

So it can't be a repetition.
22) madam

ahead of the rest, madam?
23) valet

You are asking me to travel without a valet?

Verbs

1) relit

Alfred's relit the taper.
2) frustrate

He's frustrate by all the families who are giving in.
3) frighten

I'm not even sure which frighten me most:
4) vanish

They vanish.
5) cherish

is an act of real love, and I cherish you for it.
6) persuade

Lady Mary has persuade me
7) admire

It's a pity, because I admire Nellie Melba.
8) insist

I insist.
9) relieve

Please don't pretend you won't be relieve when I do.
10) swear

I swear, I couldn't take it for one more moment.
11) owe

I owe them a great deal.
12) warn

Mr. Carson warn me about the flu.
13) deserve

I don't think lvy's quite deserve this.
14) divide

Because a divide party spells electoral defeat."
15) gather

I gather the MP, John Ward,
16) reward

You will be reward in Heaven.
17) refuse

I refuse to be shocked!
18) spell

Because a divided party spell electoral defeat."
19) pray

I pray he is alive,
20) belong

who belong in jail!
21) suspect

I suspect Carson had plans for this, but too bad.
22) arrive

A telegram has just arrive.
23) suppose

I suppose we've made the decision.

Adverbs

1) uppermost

Of course, the question uppermost
2) terribly

But you think I'm terribly selfish.
3) practically

for practically every activity known to man?
4) gradually

you must give it to them gradually.
5) steady

Steady on, Daisy.
6) perfectly

It's perfectly fine.
7) somewhere

Gregson must be out there somewhere.
8) obviously

They obviously feel it will.
9) absolutely

is absolutely disgusting.
10) indeed

We do, indeed.
11) certainly

Certainly, your ladyship...
12) earlier

There was a telegram earlier.
13) particularly

Why, particularly?
14) perhaps

Well, perhaps we'd better get out of your way.
15) sometimes

Sometimes I have bad feelings.
16) otherwise

otherwise there's a real danger it could turn into pneumonia.
17) instead

Why am I going instead of Mr. Bates?
18) forward

I look forward to a full report when I get back.
19) quite

only not quite to give up hope.
20) especially

Especially Isis.
21) late

when you started late.
22) almost

This one's almost dead.
23) soon

And I'll be back as soon as I can.

Adjectives

1) unwitnessed

Although unwitnessed by me.
2) ravenous

Well, I'm not ravenous,
3) aloof

Aloof?
4) indignant

so please remember what made you indignant
5) deceptive

Looks can be deceptive.
6) disgusting

Why is the food so disgusting, suddenly?
7) respectable

will make him respectable?
8) frightened

You're not frightened of burglars?
9) raging

That'll keep me warm as I cross the raging seas.
10) drunken

She's like a drunken vicar.
11) vicious

and your cold and vicious heart.
12) disappointing

That's rather disappointing. What do you mean?
13) peculiar

Won't he find that peculiar?
14) rude

That sounded a little rude.
15) shocked

I refuse to be shocked!
16) unfair

MARY: It seems rather unfair to saddle you with it all.
17) bored

I'm so bored of Mr. Blake's cold shoulder.
18) disappointed

ALFRED: I'm disappointed, Mr. Carson, I am.
19) upset

That God will be upset if the old order is overturned.
20) charming

and her charming bastard?"
21) grateful

and I'm so very grateful.
22) impressed

I'm very impressed.
23) slight

Ring at the slight change.

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