Name: Episode One
Released: 2018-09-09
Cast: Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

Words to remember

Nouns

1) almoner

Who did? I'm the hospital Almoner. Nobody's written to me.
2) repercussion

I suppose you thought there'd be no repercussion,
3) fount

That famous fount of all medical knowledge.
4) governess

You sound like a governess in fear of dismissal.
5) nub

That's the nub of it, I agree.
6) tog

I mean, no-one's clapped eyes on him without his tog for years.
7) lordship

Mr Mason. His Lordship's ringing them now.
8) memento

It might be nice to find a memento of the old boy.
9) spectacles

Ah, I've put your spectacles over there, m'lady.
10) blackmail

somehow the shadow of blackmail is worse.
11) bosom

Now she'll grow up in the bosom of a great family
12) spout

Either way, my life's up the spout,
13) livelihood

It seems hard that men and women should lose their livelihood
14) embarrassment

I do not believe that embarrassment has much of a part to play
15) peril

that our jobs are in peril?
16) sera

What can we do? Que sera, sera.
17) tug

We can't have the President in a tug of war against the Almoner.
18) biscuit

And she kept a box of biscuit and sweets just for me.
19) repetition

You'll know how to ensure there's no repetition.
20) pardon

- Oh... - I beg your pardon'?
21) valet

But a butler, under-butler, footmen, a valet, ladies' maids...
22) spur

Well, it was a spur-of-the-moment thing. She just saw him standing there.
23) gratitude

but where's the gratitude?
24) luncheon

Thank you. I've had Miss Marigold on my back since luncheon.
25) disappointment

I was afraid I'd be a disappointment to you.
26) seaside

Mr Carson wouldn't be vulgar if they put him on a seaside postcard.
27) cheek

The cheek of her.
28) heap

I hate to see people's things piled up in a heap.

Verbs

1) inveigle

I wouldn't want you to think that I'd inveigle you
2) belittle

He spoke. He belittle her and he laughed at her.
3) halve

A problem shared is a problem halve.
4) misunderstand

Er... You misunderstand me.
5) snipe

Hanging around Downton, being snipe at by Mary?
6) entitle

At her age, she's entitle to get up to something.
7) blackmail

Don't be blackmail, m'lady.
8) munch

Sic transit gloria munch'.
9) sprawl

It'll be a lot worse when you're sprawl all over the centre pages
10) prosecute

I'd use it and she'd be prosecute.
11) tickle

I am happy and tickle
12) persuade

So, this isn't something Lord Merton has persuade you into?
13) whisper

on the board in York, who whisper it to me.
14) admire

I admire you.
15) beg

- Oh... - I beg your pardon'?
16) insist

So it's you who insist on serving notice to men
17) swear

That's the end of the self-pity. I swear.
18) behave

But ifs still not the way your parents would have behave.
19) owe

I find it hard to acknowledge a debt, but we owe a debt to you.
20) forgive

- Say I forgive her. Wish her luck. - What will they do now?
21) oppose

As oppose to...
22) curl

curl up in a corner with a book.
23) regret

I'm sure she regret it.
24) warn

You've seen how they warn Andy to keep away from me.
25) bother

Well, he doesn't seem that bother, so it can't be that bad.
26) intend

on which you intend to live.
27) propose

And I ought to be told about any propose changes.
28) settle

- Have you settle on a date yet? - Date?

Adverbs

1) incidentally

And your mother, incidentally, is wrong.
2) someday

someday there'll be something I've done
3) positively

You're right. Things are positively frugal around here.
4) aloud

I was just thinking aloud, m'lady. I'm sorry.
5) aboard

- I want to go hunting, too. - All aboard.
6) precisely

That is precisely what I mean.
7) somehow

somehow the shadow of blackmail is worse.
8) besides

Besides, we've had so many troubles.
9) somewhere

Shall we go somewhere private?
10) obviously

They obviously need more money.
11) apparently

Apparently, it's urgent.
12) definitely

And she definitely waited on you?
13) unfortunately

Unfortunately.
14) normally

Don't wives normally perform their duties?
15) doubt

and no doubt live her life accordingly.
16) indeed

Indeed, she could clearly run the kingdom,
17) certainly

And we certainly know what you're capable of.
18) exactly

- Why are they coming here'? - I don't know exactly.
19) alone

Maybe he'd prefer us to leave that side of things alone.
20) perhaps

Perhaps you can keep the lights off.
21) sometimes

Sometimes I feel I've been given one little bit of happiness,
22) instead

instead of facing things as they really are.
23) forward

I think we're all here. I'm looking forward to this.
24) quite

No, that's not quite true. I think the problem is me.
25) especially

especially when I knew the house in the old days.
26) round

We must get going if we're to look round before it starts.
27) late

I'm afraid you'll be very late going down.
28) actually

If I wasn't so disgusted, that would actually make me laugh.

Adjectives

1) indelicate

And I hope I do not ask the indelicate
2) unappealing

A young woman of most unappealing aspect has been asking for you.
3) unkind

I don't think Mr Molesley meant to be unkind about Miss Marigold.
4) smug

Well, I hate to sound smug, Mr Spratt,
5) veritable

Oh, I'm a veritable tomb
6) exacting

does come up to your exacting standards.
7) disgusted

If I wasn't so disgusted, that would actually make me laugh.
8) reassuring

- I'll tell Mrs Potter. - Oh, how very reassuring.
9) ingenious

Very ingenious. You would have made a good courtier.
10) frugal

You're right. Things are positively frugal around here.
11) ragged

You let those children run you ragged.
12) vulgar

Mr Carson wouldn't be vulgar if they put him on a seaside postcard.
13) drastic

I know, and there's no need for anything drastic.
14) unmarried

And I'm unmarried, so I must do it alone.
15) embarrassed

Except not to feel embarrassed and absurd.
16) graceful

When a sidesaddle is so much more graceful.
17) ornamental

Oh, I suppose it comes down to who's useful and who's ornamental.
18) ironic

It's ironic.
19) ruined

If I refuse, I'm ruined.
20) awkward

That was an awkward mission for you, if you like.
21) absurd

Except not to feel embarrassed and absurd.
22) jealous

Rosamund was jealous.
23) foolish

She may cause trouble for me, but only because I've been foolish.
24) addicted

She was addicted to curtseying!
25) amusing

I'm sorry, Darnley. I don't find this sort of thing amusing.
26) ridiculous

That's ridiculous.
27) sensible

but remember, I had no children to make a country life sensible.
28) rude

I have no desire to be rude, miss, but if you wish to see Lady Mary,

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