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Downton Abbey » Season 5 » Episode Four

00:49:47

Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) trousseau

Are you shopping for your trousseau?
2) milliner

milliner and prostitutes,
3) serf

would like us serf
4) lordship

When are you seeing his lordship?
5) eloquence

but after such eloquence,
6) grudge

she might have a grudge against him
7) midday

but midday seemed more appropriate for bad news.
8) haste

BRICKER: "You must make haste to reach Dieppe,
9) loneliness

I am not speaking out of loneliness
10) summons

I doubt she's too busy to answer a summons from you.
11) salesman

with that ghastly traveling salesman.
12) thug

Of the leader of a group of thug there.
13) godfather

I want him to be the godfather of my children.
14) beau

How's your old beau managing, Mama?
15) nuisance

Oh, I don't want to be a nuisance,
16) pastry

And where are the pastry casings for the first course?
17) edith

EDITH: It was Michael's office on the telephone.
18) crate

He brought crate and crate over,
19) luncheon

I'm afraid you've missed our luncheon,
20) despair

than to live in a cloud of mystery and despair.
21) chap

But my dear chap, is it worth it?
22) precedence

So you don't feel you need the precedence
23) lump

TOM: Well, it's a lump of capital with no outlay.

Verbs

1) jilt

It's not often you meet the woman you were jilt for.
2) flunk

I nearly flunk it,
3) unpack

It will all be unpack and shipshape
4) disturb

have disturb the peace of the kitchen.
5) offend

I'm sorry if that offend you.
6) presume

I presume you and Prince Kuragin
7) spoil

the village is spoil,
8) devote

devote to finding people who are lost?
9) apologize

We apologize, Mrs. Patmore,
10) toss

"but I'd rather every canvas or carving were toss in the sea
11) exile

I heard she'd been exile
12) insist

I insist.
13) owe

Because I owe it to her.
14) govern

There are laws that govern the whole business
15) burst

What's burst?
16) bless

The times I've bless you and Cora
17) upset

that has upset her, m'lord.
18) remind

Surely Prince Kuragin has remind you
19) tear

I wanted Torn to invite Miss Bunting to dinner tomorrow,
20) intend

I intend to expand, but without spoiling.
21) succeed

You've succeed.
22) attract

were once attract to each other.
23) arrest

We were arrest together, and when I came out of prison,

Adverbs

1) fearfully

MARY". I'm fearfully late.
2) presently

where Princess Irina Kuragin is presently lodged?
3) nowhere

Nowhere too swanky.
4) somewhere

and I will ask you to sit somewhere else.
5) obviously

No, obviously not.
6) apparently

He's hinted at it in his letters apparently,
7) definitely

she was definitely here on the day of his death?
8) apart

Why can't you just live apart?
9) forever

Wavell would wreck this lovely place forever
10) twice

and she couldn't face the voyage twice in less than a year.
11) doubt

No doubt Anna was sent with a message
12) absolutely

if I am totally, absolutely in love.
13) properly

to see they're properly attended?
14) indeed

Is he, indeed?
15) certainly

But we certainly know of each other, don't we?
16) nearly

I nearly flunked it,
17) exactly

Well, we don't know each other exactly.
18) earlier

a year earlier.
19) alone

And as I was sitting all alone at luncheon today,
20) sometimes

Sometimes.
21) behind

but you must learn to leave things behind.
22) instead

But instead, he chose to fight for his country.
23) quite

In fact, he's quite well again.

Adjectives

1) tsarist

A lot of the tsarist sympathizers ended up there.
2) imperious

imperious, magnificent.
3) inconsiderate

in this strange and inconsiderate way.
4) piecemeal

and selling them piecemeal?
5) flattered

I'm flattered to be asked.
6) distressing

I appreciate how distressing this is for you and your family.
7) unsettled

her unsettled.
8) delirious

Well, I'm not delirious, but who is?
9) appreciative

No one can say you're not appreciative, Mr. Bricker.
10) subdued

You seem a little subdued tonight.
11) meek

Someone meek and more virtuous.
12) distressed

I am sorry that Mrs. Patmore should be distressed, m'lord.
13) unpleasant

The next part could be quite unpleasant.
14) absurd

It was absurd.
15) unreasonable

you sound much more unreasonable than he is.
16) shocking

Is that so shocking?
17) fond

I'm very fond of him.
18) ridiculous

You said yourself the whole idea was ridiculous.
19) sensible

I knew you'd have something sensible to say.
20) privileged

I felt very privileged.
21) insane

It's insane!
22) viable

until there was nothing viable left.
23) magnificent

imperious, magnificent.

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