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Downton Abbey » Season 5 » Episode Six

00:49:47

Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) untorn

The fact that it was in my pocket, untorn,
2) electrotherapy

I went to London for what they call electrotherapy,
3) gallantry

How do I know that wasn't just his gallantry?
4) knocker

Where's the knocker?
5) overcoat

do you remember that overcoat I gave you
6) spurt

Why is there such a building spurt?
7) steeple

to sort of where you can see that steeple,
8) lordship

Why would his lordship come to Downton
9) abscess

and abscess at the site.
10) shred

but there's always a shred of hope, isn't there?
11) murderer

Because you think I'm a murderer.
12) interruption

Mrs. Hughes, one more interruption
13) squirrel

Oh, she'd have eaten a dead squirrel
14) edith

EDITH: And if that weren't enough,
15) chap

Atticus Aldridge, the chap I met in York.
16) innocence

I gave away the proof of my husband's innocence.
17) reign

in Queen Anne's reign.
18) lam

it's only fitting lam indifferent to yours.
19) violet

VIOLET: Oh, all this endless "thinking."
20) refugee

for the refugee
21) cousin

This is Mrs. Crawley, my cousin.
22) recruit

some of the new recruit were.
23) aunt

My aunt wanted me to use a false one,

Verbs

1) wangle

I'm sure they've wangle it.
2) tempt

I'm tempt to remind them of what they're missing.
3) renovate

But a lot of the renovate cottages
4) inject

and the liquid you've inject,
5) spoil

as you usually spoil everything.
6) inherit

Edith inherit Gregson's publishing company.
7) persuade

and Mr. Blake has persuade Lord Gillingham
8) admire

I must say, I admire you.
9) retire

We'd have a tidy sum by the time we retire.
10) bother

I wouldn't have bother you, but...
11) tear

Because it wasn't torn.
12) intend

I intend to love everybody.
13) exhaust

What a trek-- you'll be exhaust.
14) blame

Nor do I blame you.
15) survive

As long as you survive them.
16) suspect

You may have suspect, but you didn't know.
17) cheat

I'm your wife, yet you have lied and cheat
18) arrive

when it arrive.
19) suppose

This is the olive branch, I suppose.
20) lie

I'm your wife, yet you have lie and cheated
21) smile

Why are you smiling?
22) repeat

Repeated injections would cause fever
23) realize

things must be more advanced than I realize.

Adverbs

1) shamefully

and used me shamefully!
2) dreadfully

Madge says Lady Edith is dreadfully cut up,
3) immensely

I'm enjoying it immensely.
4) terribly

Papa thinks it terribly fast.
5) nonetheless

but I ask that you consider nonetheless?
6) gently

She can discover it gently.
7) somehow

I hope somehow it helps her get through this.
8) perfectly

I'm perfectly fine, thank you.
9) somewhere

Or can't I at least drive you somewhere?
10) obviously

It obviously wasn't sterilized.
11) apparently

Apparently.
12) apart

but it's such an improvement on being apart
13) twice

Twice round a course of a mile and a half
14) absolutely

Oh, just as a friend, absolutely.
15) certainly

Certainly not, m'lady.
16) nearly

See? He's nearly there.
17) alone

No, I'll go alone this time.
18) perhaps

Perhaps she's pregnant.
19) otherwise

Otherwise, I expect you back in my room tonight.
20) instead

So instead of Mr. Wavell's horrid houses,
21) quite

I'd quite understand.
22) especially

Not especially.
23) extra

and it's extra hard because he was killed so long ago.

Adjectives

1) frumpy

Anna, do you think I'm looking rather frumpy?
2) cunning

and a box containing a cunning piece of equipment
3) solemn

I'll be as solemn as a church when I go down.
4) indifferent

Since you are indifferent
5) daft

You're daft, you know that?
6) jealous

ROSE: Golly, I'm jealous.
7) foolish

I know you'll think me foolish,
8) vain

as I'd hate to think of you as a vain man.
9) splendid

I think she's splendid.
10) mortal

More than mortal man ever wanted woman.
11) amazed

I'm just amazed that even you would choose
12) rude

Well, there's no need to be rude!
13) delighted

Then we'd be delighted.
14) harsh

harsh reality is always better than false hope.
15) brave

but I think it shows you to be a very brave person.
16) harmful

That's not harmful though, is it?
17) upset

Of course she was very upset about Gregson,
18) grateful

but I am very grateful.
19) bald

Most of them look like bald monkeys.
20) innocent

Because you're innocent.
21) surprised

I'm not surprised.
22) frequent

You'll find she's a frequent visitor.
23) alive

She's alive, then?

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