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

1) scruple

But it's much too important to me to let scruple get in the way.
2) earshot

Now we're out of Edith's earshot, what do you really want?
3) peacemaker

Tom the peacemaker is back.
4) lordship

His Lordship wants it done before they get back.
5) quarrel

We can't have a public quarrel
6) blackmail

and Cora has been using some emotional blackmail on us.
7) chauffeur

No, well, his daughter ran off with a chauffeur in the interim.
8) fait

It'd be better if it's a fait accompli.
9) suitcase

Why the suitcase?
10) fuss

Or us all being kicked off with the fuss we're making.
11) persuasion

Didn't you trust your own powers of persuasion?
12) nephew

Lady Shackleton would love to come, but can she bring her nephew?
13) madam

You recall Mr Carson, madam, surely?
14) motive

That is my sole motive, is it?
15) pact

It was our secret pact.
16) urgency

I don't understand the urgency.
17) luncheon

- Barrow, is that luncheon? - It is, m'lady.
18) disappointment

I'm afraid I've been rather a disappointment to your mother.
19) suspicion

We've lived with suspicion too long. It's got under your skin.
20) kindness

Her kindness changed my life.
21) supporter

And Mrs Harding was a supporter when Hillcroft first opened in 1920.
22) innocence

He's pleading innocence but our records show while he's never been convicted,
23) sergeant

- What's this? - The sergeant is coming in later.

1) scarper

when she scarper first chance she got, now she's lunching in the dining room?
2) entitle

I suppose cousin Isobel is entitle to put up an argument.
3) tremble

While I tremble at the mere idea of public ridicule.
4) unpack

I've unpack and then none of them changing tonight,
5) applaud

- I applaud you. - Of course you do.
6) dedicate

Because I dedicate my life to service,
7) accuse

He's accuse alongside a young woman who worked in the same house,
8) spoil

We've been hearing that you spoil Gwen's luncheon. Good work.
9) beg

Daisy, I beg of you.
10) lend

She looked out for the jobs, lent me clothes,
11) sha

I sha't think that at her funeral.
12) realise

and I realise how much better Sybil was than I am.
13) regret

What about you? Have you regret dismissing your suitors?
14) remind

- But we will have some tenants. - Which remind me,
15) intend

Only because I was sure that was what she intend. She's led me on.
16) steal

and that he left on the day that you stole the jewels from your mistress.
17) dare

I dare say this.
18) trick

To stop other girls being trick into a life of crime.
19) cheat

Her Ladyship has cheat Mr Mason of his farm,
20) inform

I'll keep you inform at every step.
21) arrive

He rang to say they'd arrive safely, m'lord, but that's all.
22) suppose

Yes, I suppose I do, yes. I race on a team.
23) recall

You recall Mr Carson, madam, surely?

1) cautiously

I'm cautiously optimistic.
2) vastly

would be vastly superior to anything we can lay claim to now.
3) oddly

Oddly enough, our treasurer lives up here.
4) terribly

Would you think it terribly common if I gave you my card?
5) presumably

And presumably we may now look forward to women field marshals,
6) nowhere

But he's nowhere near the earldom.
7) afterwards

But afterwards, I'd like to hear all about you.
8) besides

And besides, I'd taken Sybbie away from you.
9) somewhere

You read that somewhere.
10) eventually

He'll take over eventually, I assume,
11) doubt

I don't know yet. No doubt I'll find out when the time comes.
12) extremely

Far from shocked, I am extremely impressed.
13) indeed

Indeed.
14) certainly

Certainly, m'lady.
15) exactly

Exactly what I was doing. Why?
16) earlier

Miss Baxter, Sergeant Willis rang earlier. He wants to look in.
17) alone

Would you rather I questioned you alone, Miss Baxter?
18) sometimes

- Do you ever make it up to London? Sometimes.
19) behind

Though why couldn't he stay behind with a tray on his lap?
20) forward

And presumably we may now look forward to women field marshals,
21) quite

I feel quite well, m'lady.
22) recently

I was reminded recently of William's death.
23) outside

I've asked Mr Molesley to be with me if I'm allowed. He's outside.

1) chastening

- It was quite chastening. - You're hard on yourself, m'lady.
2) unelected

By wielding your unelected power?
3) unkind

Don't be unkind. I never see him.
4) fickle

Your love is not fickle, I'll admit.
5) enterprising

- How enterprising. - I've changed since I've been away.
6) dreadful

It's not a penny dreadful with confessions from the box.
7) annoyed

- How'd she take it? - She's annoyed.
8) jealous

You resent her luck. You're jealous.
9) vain

If that doesn't sound too vain.
10) peculiar

That was rather peculiar.
11) fulfilling

It's marvellous for ordinary women to aim at rich and fulfilling careers.
12) optimistic

I'm cautiously optimistic.
13) shocking

It's rather shocking, isn't it?
14) uncomfortable

He's not uncomfortable about that sort of thing.
15) lame

One time I remember the horse went lame,
16) irregular

would it be very irregular if we continued to be Carson and Mrs Hughes?
17) delighted

I'm so sorry I missed the wedding but I'm delighted to be here tonight.
18) shocked

Far from shocked, I am extremely impressed.
19) overwhelming

Adequate, but not overwhelming.
20) neat

So it's very neat and tidy.
21) modest

For women from modest backgrounds.
22) brave

You're a brave man than I, Gunga Din.
23) upset

I was a little worried about Daisy, m'lady. She's been very upset.

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