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

Words to remember

Nouns

1) governess

Wasn't there a governess none of you liked?
2) lifeblood

Monarchy is the lifeblood of Europe. Sorry, Mr Carson,
3) lordship

Your Lordship has a good memory.
4) upheaval

The war may be at an end, but the upheaval is only beginning.
5) chauffeur

Would you object to his riding in the front with the chauffeur?
6) disguise

You never know, this might be a blessing in disguise.
7) temper

Above all, do not lose your temper.
8) liar

No. You made me a liar while he was alive.
9) neighbour

Sad. The Russells and the Crawleys have been neighbour for centuries.
10) helm

With you at the helm, there's much more chance of a smooth crossing.
11) pardon

I beg your pardon, Your Lordship, I thought everyone had gone up.
12) valet

I've never worked in a house where a valet and a housemaid were wed.
13) luncheon

if you really can't be on your own for one luncheon. I'll manage.
14) disappointment

and I fear I'm going to be a great disappointment to you.
15) chap

All the chap are wearing them in London.
16) patron

I had to promise to be a patron, but it seemed a small price to pay.
17) cellar

We've built a good cellar here, you know.
18) vein

Since he would open his vein for you,
19) hatred

I'm an American. I don't share your English hatred of comfort.
20) borrower

No, but I know the one about neither a borrower or a lender be.
21) toast

We should make a toast together.
22) eternity

doomed to push his chair through all eternity?
23) crush

I'm sorry if it's a bit of a crush.

Verbs

1) scold

Before you scold me, it's no good pretending
2) emigrate

Now, he emigrate to Montreal in 1913.
3) entitle

It just explains what you're entitle to.
4) overturn

We got stuck in Royston and a cart had overturn in Baldock.
5) summon

So you summon Lavinia,
6) haunt

if only I wasn't haunt by those women
7) ration

There's a big demand for ration food if I can find it.
8) drown

Dead? Drowned on the Titanic?
9) inherit

Your lot buys it, my lot inherit it.
10) uncover

What do they make of this Peter Gordon character they've uncover?
11) fingerprint

I was never fingerprint, or anything.
12) snatch

whose jobs will be snatch from them when the boys come home.
13) beg

I beg your pardon, Your Lordship, I thought everyone had gone up.
14) abandon

Has Carson abandon me?
15) lend

She's lent me her bike, so I can get back.
16) recognise

If only one of them recognise me.
17) knock

When Billy was killed, it knock the stuffing out of them completely.
18) render

your experience render your value 'beyond price'.
19) sacrifice

to be sacrifice like some latter-day Iphigenia
20) doom

doom to push his chair through all eternity?
21) intend

Lady Mary and I intend to buy a home near Downton.
22) settle

do you think once it's all settle, we might talk again?
23) gather

I gather Sir Richard's asked you about coming with us,

Adverbs

1) overboard

You were ruined already, my girl, so don't let's us go overboard.
2) curiously

Sometimes, Cora, you can be curiously unfeeling.
3) urgently

What's at Downton that needs your attention so urgently?
4) presumably

Presumably you understand that people would be seriously affected,
5) formally

It feels very odd to be talking so formally.
6) nowhere

We all have. There's nowhere better near Downton.
7) meanwhile

Not at all. Meanwhile, have you given my proposition any thought?
8) perfectly

Poor fellow. Well, he's perfectly welcome.
9) aside

If you think you can jilt me, or in some way set me aside,
10) somewhere

Well, I suppose one has to live somewhere.
11) obviously

Obviously, I need time to consider what you've said.
12) apart

Having you two set apart in a home of your own, all special,
13) forever

I'd wait forever.
14) possibly

comes up with a dozen details he couldn't possibly know.
15) doubt

No doubt you will discover many interesting walks to enjoy.
16) absolutely

Absolutely. It's all set up.
17) properly

When I properly came round, they'd misidentified me as Canadian
18) indeed

Indeed she was. Men will always be men
19) certainly

The whole situation is certainly odd, that I freely admit.
20) nearly

I nearly did
21) exactly

not exactly instead of me,
22) earlier

Someone found her, earlier this morning.
23) perhaps

Perhaps that's a clue.

Adjectives

1) unaccounted

who was unaccounted for and he found one.
2) insistent

He sent a note this morning and was most insistent. What's it about?
3) enticing

Then we must tempt her with a more enticing scaffold.
4) cunning

Which, of course, is so cunning.
5) respectable

The difference is Jane is a respectable, married woman
6) ruined

Then I'm ruined.
7) decisive

I'm sorry I can't be more decisive.
8) ashamed

I'm not saying it's legendary, but it's nothing to be ashamed of.
9) unidentified

and it seems one of the men was unidentified. There.
10) jealous

Ought I to be jealous?
11) anxious

What's he done that all young men aren't anxious to do
12) titanic

But the Titanic story bears out Patrick's version in every way.
13) fond

What's the matter? We were all so fond of Patrick.
14) ridiculous

That's ridiculous.
15) sensible

Be sensible, Bates.
16) shocked

I'm shocked.
17) cruel

I think it's a cruel trick to play, when Matthew's been through so much.
18) brave

He was the brave one.
19) tremendous

Not a shock, exactly, but obviously it was a tremendous surprise.
20) impressed

Well done him. I'm impressed.
21) slight

If the lawyer casts even the slight doubt,
22) informal

Only for informal evenings, of course.
23) realistic

Is that a realistic prospect?

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