Snow Treasure Vocabulary Ch's 16-18

The handbills were printed in Norwegian (pg. 82).

• Warm and friendly.

• To cause someone to lose confidence or hope.

• A native or inhabitant of Norway, or a person of Norwegian descent. 

“Nothing more quickly demoralizes a civilian population than to have its children idle,” the notices proclaimed (pg. 82).

• Warm and friendly.

• To cause someone to lose confidence or hope.

• A native or inhabitant of Norway, or a person of Norwegian descent. 

There was a little procession to the pastry shop, the konditeri (pg. 84).

• A shop selling pastries.

• A native or inhabitant of Norway, or a person of Norwegian descent. 

• Warm and friendly.

They entered the doctor’s study, cheerful with its chintz-covered furniture and shining hearth brasses. Dr. Aker gave them a cordial welcome (pg. 85).

• Warm and friendly.

• A shop selling pastries.

• A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time.

“And widespread sickness amounts to an epidemic,” Mrs. Lundstrom added (pg. 87).

• To give someone a different appearance in order to conceal their identity.

• A shop selling pastries.

• A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time.

“A lot of them came weeks ago by train in disguise. They brought their skis and pretended they’d come for the winter sports’ (pg. 96).

• To give someone a different appearance in order to conceal their identity.

• Warm and friendly.

• A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time.

Peter increased his pace and urged his team to hasten theirs (pg. 96).

• To give someone a different appearance in order to conceal their identity.

• A native or inhabitant of Norway, or a person of Norwegian descent.

• To move quickly.