Name: Episode Eight
Released: 2018-08-05
Cast: Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

Words to remember

Nouns

1) largeness

Letting him stay on shows a real largeness of spirit.
2) rosamund

ROSAMUND: Talking of which, how did you get on today
3) governess

by nannies and governess, being starched and ironed
4) chaperone

Besides, with Edith as my chaperone,
5) lordship

Nobody takes it more seriously than his lordship, Dad.
6) knightsbridge

Knightsbridge 4056.
7) lunatic

A lunatic is not deemed responsible.
8) disgust

Shock and disgust?
9) niece

Her mother is my niece and my godchild,
10) blouse

Why do you have to be such a big girl's blouse about it?
11) fuss

I don't know why I made such a fuss about it.
12) trench

After the trench,
13) stew

to be chopped up as stew to achieve the same ends,
14) optimism

What do they call extreme optimism?
15) nuisance

but please don't let me be a nuisance.
16) instinct

I don't have the instinct
17) valet

My valet?
18) circumstance

under such circumstance.
19) butcher

Of course, if you had had to sell Charlie to the butcher
20) edith

EDITH: I'll go up and change.
21) gratitude

in gratitude for bringing Robert round.
22) kettle

As the kettle said to the pot.
23) chunk

quite a chunk of the estate will be back in hand.
24) kindness

Just to introduce a little kindness into the equation.
25) chap

There's a chap in America, what's his name, Charles Ponzi,
26) resignation

so you'll see I must hand in my resignation at once.
27) thief

I thought they were as thick as thieves.
28) succession

to get the succession settled.

Verbs

1) misunderstand

No, no, you misunderstand me.
2) entitle

to be entitle to some respect!
3) disgust

I'm still disgust by the whole thing, obviously.
4) thrash

The village thrash us last year.
5) reckon

I reckon that with three family players
6) spoil

Why should your delicious dinner be spoil
7) undermine

He's the one who's being undermine.
8) admire

about young women admire for their feistiness.
9) chop

to be chop up as stew to achieve the same ends,
10) insist

I insist.
11) owe

we owe to the people round here,
12) whip

He's been whip up, told if he doesn't see it through,
13) shout

I mean, if I'd shout blue murder
14) cease

so my house cease to be a topic of gossip,
15) bother

But why are you bother with Thomas?
16) settle

to get the succession settle.
17) deserve

I will write him the character I think he deserve.
18) bind

But the Bryants would be bound to find out,
19) twist

You have been twist by nature into something foul,
20) rid

At least this way, we'll be rid of him.
21) trick

Have you trick me, Mama?
22) admit

Lady Agatha isn't much of a party person, I admit.
23) nail

Poor Shrimpie, his work keeps him nail to his desk.
24) prompt

if my conscience prompt me differently.
25) destroy

that his life should be destroy for it?
26) suspect

And I suspect I'll need help controlling Rose.
27) shut

to keep their mouths shut if you come back with us now
28) suppose

I suppose I'll have to play.

Adverbs

1) oddly

Oddly, the game was never part of my childhood.
2) genuinely

I think he was genuinely mistaken
3) terribly

He's terribly unhappy, and it's not his fault at all.
4) deliberately

I don't mean deliberately.
5) presumably

And that presumably is the friend
6) sadly

I am, but sadly I'm spoken for.
7) wholly

of a married man flirting with me wholly repugnant,
8) incredibly

Incredibly busy.
9) gradually

ROBERT: But why not tackle it gradually?
10) differently

if my conscience prompts me differently.
11) perfectly

I will write a perfectly acceptable reference
12) besides

Besides, with Edith as my chaperone,
13) somewhere

And then you took her on somewhere?
14) personally

One false step and I shall personally telephone
15) abroad

He could always go abroad.
16) obviously

I'm still disgusted by the whole thing, obviously.
17) apparently

Apparently, she hates London
18) definitely

because Lord Grantham definitely won't.
19) forever

I won't be held a prisoner forever.
20) eventually

Eventually.
21) possibly

but even if I had I could not possibly comment on it.
22) normally

I think he'd like to walk normally, sir,
23) doubt

No doubt we will find out in the morning.
24) absolutely

he's absolutely determined to win this time.
25) truly

You couldn't be in better hands than Dr. Ryder's, truly.
26) extremely

but it's extremely unlikely there is anything wrong at all.
27) certainly

Certainly not.
28) nearly

It's nearly time to change,

Adjectives

1) squiffy

I'm very much afraid to say he was a bit squiffy,
2) trappist

so I'll have to begin in a state of Trappist simplicity.
3) vindictive

as merciful and not vindictive, do you see?
4) unkind

He wouldn't be so unkind, not left to himself.
5) revolting

I cannot hide that I find your situation revolting,
6) bottomless

into a bottomless pit of debt,
7) unwelcome

a local topic of unwelcome conversation.
8) ominous

God, it sounds ominous.
9) eloquent

You are very eloquent.
10) impatient

Oh, I find I'm rather impatient
11) drastic

DAISY: Seems a bit drastic.
12) respectable

A respectable, well-born young woman
13) frightened

and Tom's too frightened to say what it is.
14) damp

At least it doesn't smell damp.
15) awkward

I find it very awkward.
16) vain

But he's a vain and silly flirt.
17) feminine

I know it isn't very feminine,
18) uncomfortable

As it happens, I've been uncomfortable
19) unfortunate

It's time to draw a line under this whole unfortunate episode.
20) appealing

It's a pity if it was the only one that was appealing.
21) delighted

No, she'll be delighted and so grateful to all of you
22) shocked

You're not too shocked, then?
23) unfair

It's so unfair the outside staff play for the village.
24) foul

You have been twisted by nature into something foul,
25) disappointed

As usual, our expectations are disappointed.
26) grateful

No, she'll be delighted and so grateful to all of you
27) unexpected

It's unexpected, not inconvenient.
28) delicious

Why should your delicious dinner be spoiled

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