a room at the top of a house, just under the roof
attic
a woman sometimes wears this over her face when she gets married
veil
a child you must look after; maybe because their parents are dead or not living in the same country
ward
meaning what you say; not joking
serious
things that you pull across a window or around a bed
curtains
someone who does not look kind or friendly
cold
a long, soft chair for two or more people
couch
strong and barely controllable emotion
passion
when you write something to try to get something or find someone
advertise
a bacteria that makes you ill and can kill you
typhus
someone who goes to help people in another country and teach them about God
missionary
to think that something will happen
expect
something that people eat for breakfast; you make it with warm milk or water, and oats
porridge
a long, narrow room with a lot of doors that you can go through to get into other rooms
corridor
a step or steps that you climb over to get into a field; usually made of wood
stile
someone who does not like talking about how good or beautiful they are
modest
