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Downton Abbey » Season 5 » Episode Two

00:49:48

Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) stamen

has any stamina left.
2) savagery

And you don't think certain acts of savagery
3) ravages

after the ravages of revolution.
4) aristocrat

or she'd give us a lecture on how they're aristocrat
5) backwater

We're a backwater here,
6) lordship

Talk it over with his lordship,
7) perpetrator

forfeit any sympathy for the perpetrator?
8) torment

and I'm sure any delay is torment.
9) niece

to visit my niece and nephew.
10) boon

And it must be a boon for the old.
11) burglary

Did he tell you I tried to pretend it was a burglary?
12) remembrance

A beautiful garden of remembrance,
13) nephew

to visit my niece and nephew.
14) nuisance

I hope I'm not being a nuisance.
15) pardon

I beg your pardon, m'lady.
16) edith

EDITH: What does he want?
17) affection

than trying to steal the affection
18) chap

Just a chap I know.
19) endurance

And should we not support him in his hour of endurance?
20) exile

The exile are the lucky ones.
21) thief

You do know she's a thief?
22) scare

Your scare-mongering has not succeeded.
23) dummy

He's nothing more than a ventriloquist's dummy

Verbs

1) reassert

are reassert themselves.
2) tempt

that you were the man who tempt her over the park wall
3) redo

Mama redid all these rooms in the '80s.
4) scatter

They're scatter all over Europe, poor devils,
5) infect

He'll think you've been infect.
6) thrive

The monarchy has thrive on magic and mystery.
7) persuade

...I am not persuade you can have acted on your own.
8) snatch

snatch up the pieces--
9) sneak

She sneak up to the bedroom,
10) beg

I beg your pardon, m'lady.
11) exile

I feel sorry for anyone exile from their own country.
12) fetch

It's about now that Papa usually fetch his gun.
13) entertain

So every time we entertain,
14) behave

That may be because you behave like an idiot.
15) neglect

Have I neglect you?
16) bother

I can't be bother to fight it outwith him.
17) remind

we remind them of the men who died.
18) steal

Stole her mistress's jewels.
19) settle

Oh, we've settle it.
20) deserve

and so they deserve it.
21) bind

It's bound to be hard when you've not been
22) defeat

But I would rather be convinced than defeat, my lord,
23) succeed

Your scare-mongering has not succeed.

Adverbs

1) tragically

so very tragically not long after?
2) terribly

But it seems terribly grand and unfriendly not to.
3) afterwards

But when I thought about it afterwards,
4) somehow

The radio somehow makes the king more real.
5) perfectly

Because it's perfectly obvious.
6) aside

to be kissed and petted then cast aside
7) somewhere

if you need somewhere private.
8) personally

I didn't kill him personally.
9) abroad

I'm not very good at abroad.
10) obviously

Then she was obviously unsuccessful.
11) apparently

Apparently, he's desperate to see it.
12) carefully

That's why I must think carefully
13) forever

is about to be stolen from us forever?
14) twice

I can't be lectured twice in one evening.
15) absolutely

But please be absolutely sure before you decide.
16) truly

I do, truly.
17) nearly

MRS. HUGHES: Mr. Molesley, we're nearly at the end
18) exactly

I didn't mean that exactly.
19) earlier

I can't come any earlier.
20) alone

Leave him alone, Papa.
21) particularly

Is she my friend, particularly?
22) perhaps

Perhaps you'll keep an eye on her as she grows.
23) sometimes

and sometimes even a play.

Adjectives

1) lithe

And the mist is clearing around the lithe and supple figure
2) scrumptious

We'll go down to Church Street for a scrumptious dinner,
3) endearing

Anyway, the girl is very endearing,
4) unfriendly

But it seems terribly grand and unfriendly not to.
5) supple

And the mist is clearing around the lithe and supple figure
6) gallant

Oh, gallant Mr. Molesley.
7) bleak

His version is a bleak one, which will not surprise you.
8) unjust

She believes the old regime in Russia was an unjust one.
9) respectable

to a good woman in a rich and respectable household.
10) awkward

I didn't like to ask him in case he found it awkward,
11) unsuccessful

Then she was obviously unsuccessful.
12) damned

I think I've been a damned fool and doubled my workload.
13) susceptible

Plantagenets are as susceptible as housemaids
14) feminine

The drawing rooms and the music room are feminine.
15) unfair

it seemed unfair to punish me like that.
16) beloved

In all probability, her beloved Gregson is dead
17) bored

when you get bored.
18) disappointed

I was disappointed, if you must know.
19) upset

I hope you're not too upset.
20) charming

How charming it is.
21) grateful

And I'm sure she's grateful.
22) peaceful

Will it be peaceful and quiet there, m'lord?
23) delicious

A delicious dinner, Mrs. Patmore.

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