A Convict's Tale
(Chapters 3-4-5-6 )
Buns: paste sweet and fluffy, made with flour, eggs, yeast and other ingredients, which may have different forms.
Icing: cooking technique that involves covering food with a shiny substance, often sweet.
Tray: shallow bowl, flat bottom and edges low that serves to bring, serve or present things, especially food.
Logs: strong central stem and solid of trees and shrubs.
Unfair: that is not fair or not work fairly.
Blanket: large quadrangular piece of thick and dense tissue that serves to shelter, especially in bed.
Scar: sign or mark left on the skin after closing a wound.
Cheek: fleshy part of the human face, located on either side of it, from the cheekbone to jaw.
Deck: which is or is placed on top of another to cover it.
Sickness: uncomfortable feeling in the stomach that is experienced when you are feeling sick and often culminates in vomiting.
Yard: space covered open or inside a building that give some rooms.
Fence: construction made of any material to fence off land, farm...
Brick: piece of baked clay, generally rectangular prism form, which is used in building walls, pillars...
Bruises: skin stain, purplish blue color, which is caused by the accumulation of blood or other bodily fluid, as a result of a knock or other causes.