Adverbs

• 1) cruelly

  Appearances can be cruelly deceptive.

• 2) hereafter

  let them now speak or else hereafter forever hold his peace...

• 3) terribly

  I don't know. I suddenly felt terribly cold.

• 4) desperately

  And desperately sad.

• 5) aloud

  You'd better not speak them aloud if you know what's good for you.

• 6) permanently

  that it is permanently damaged.

• 7) gently

  Yes, just here, gently, gently, gently.

• 8) somehow

  Maybe the kitchen maid somehow hopes to catch at an advantage?

• 9) perfectly

  a perfectly full and normal life.

• 10) besides

  Besides, don't think I approve of what you've done, because I don't.

• 11) somewhere

  I've read somewhere that it's very important not to leave them alone

• 12) forever

  let them now speak or else hereafter forever hold his peace...

• 13) possibly

  And I couldn't possibly be responsible

• 14) properly

  We can never be properly married.

• 15) indeed

  Indeed you can't. No more can I. But I would control the timing.

• 16) certainly

  Most certainly not. I won't allow that.

• 17) nearly

  We're nearly there, chaps. Just hold fast.

• 18) exactly

  What exactly is the matter with him?

• 19) earlier

  Sir Richard Carlisle telephoned me earlier.

• 20) alone

  I've read somewhere that it's very important not to leave them alone

• 21) perhaps

  Maybe they know she's out there. Perhaps she's with him now.

• 22) sometimes

  See, sometimes, we must let the blow fall by degrees.

• 23) finally

  Finally, I would point out, your living is in Lord Grantham's gift,