And the young people of the town were not lonely. Oh, no.
小镇里的年轻人也不感到孤单了_)rv]C3)1uPWLKgz。他们绝对不会的@^ddx#rlxi。
People came from everywhere, because they wanted to see the strange little man.
各地的人都来到了这里，因为他们想见见这个奇怪的小人儿M5-F+l[^X+UXn。
But no grown people ever saw him.
但成年人没有一个见过他A)]Ro=za9NI]=。
If they went ten times a day to the barn in which he stayed, they would not find him.
即使他们到他待的谷仓天去10次也找不到他od9]h4wbpn;4gS~E.g。
The bowl that held his porridge was always empty in the morning, but no one ever saw the brownie eating his supper.
到了早上，盛粥的碗总是空的，但没有人看到过小棕仙吃晚饭[(T^n%-]s&&bb1。
Little children were the only ones who saw him.
只有小孩子们见过他3inztNXrQ-.x。
And, oh, how he loved them! And they loved him just as much.
啊，他真的是太爱他们了！他们也同样喜欢他,O#(CCUZmPROBD。
A little while before bedtime they would gather around him in some quiet corner near the old mill.
睡觉前的一小会儿，他们会在老磨坊附近的某个安静的角落里，聚在他身旁MD2PWp66_@xIWw=buJ。

Then the older people would hear wonderful, low, sweet music.
然后，大人们就会听到神奇的音乐声，那声音低沉而甜美j2y-!UJyp1_7Nw8j9woe。
It was Aiken-Drum, singing the songs of his own land to the happy children.
那是艾肯·德拉姆在给这些快乐的孩子们唱着自己家乡的歌曲8L&#;@=sr]Mtp。
Why Aiken-Drum Left Blednock
艾肯·德拉姆离开布莱德诺克的原因
The brownie might be in Blednock yet, helping people with their work; but someone forgot what the little man had said, in his strange song:
小棕仙或许会在布莱德诺克待一阵子，帮助人们干活儿，但是有人却忘了这个小人儿在他的歌里唱的:
"A bite to eat, a bed on hay
“给点儿吃的，给张草床，
You may give; but nothing pay.
“您能给点儿，别无他求a16Jp7BwU*D+=)h。”
You see, a brownie loves to give; he will not work for pay. But someone forgot this.
看，一个小棕仙喜欢奉献，不求回报doV19T#52b|。但是，有人忘了这一点El0PlfeLmP;|DA)y。