"I wish we could make a Christmas for some- body else," said Bobby slowly.
鲍勃慢吞吞地说：“我希望我们能帮其他人过个圣诞节rBEX;qAP^[~e。”
"But there aren't any poor people up here. Besides, we couldn't buy anything, for there aren't any stores. Isn't this the strangest Christmas you ever saw?"
“但这没什么穷人S7tK,wGLj6DV^GO~-(9w。而且，我们什么都买不到，因为根本没有商店&tTm,FdYUcx!G。这难道不是最奇怪的圣诞节吗？”
"Yes, Bob, it is. No place to spend money; woods full of Christmas trees and no presents to put on them; no one who needs help; no snow, no skating, no company.
“是的，鲍勃，还真是Z_DrbJ%*uqCbkqkQU71t。没有能花钱的地方；树林里到处都是圣诞树，但没有礼物可挂；没有能帮助的人；没下雪，无法滑冰，也没有同伴,)GXKSare988L。
We are going to have a good Christmas dinner, though—a pair of big chickens."
不过，我们要吃一顿丰盛的圣诞晚餐——一对大火鸡jai7FJJR%[]BK,。”
"And I'm going to crack some butternuts right now,” said Bobby, and he jumped up and left his sister to romp with Shep, the collie.
“我现在要去砸一些胡桃，” 鲍勃说，他跳起来，从姐姐身边跑开，去和牧羊犬沙普嬉戏-rz#*duGnVVv#@。

"Oh, Shep, Shep, I'll give you a Christmas present," and Betty ran upstairs and came flying down again with a big blue ribbon in her hand.
“哦，沙普，沙普，我要给你一份圣诞礼物h38A9N.Sk%Icl0bW4Cb*。”贝蒂跑上楼，手里拿着一条蓝色的大丝带又飞奔下来oi&M+I,Wr=-t4。
"There, old fellow,” she said as she tied a bow on Shep's collar, "you have a Christmas present."
“好了，老伙计，”她边说边在沙普的颈圈上系了一个蝴蝶结，“你有一份圣诞礼物了CQua]eT5z#fb*S。”
Then she clapped her hands and ran for Bobby. "Oh, Bob, hurry up and finish your butternuts. I think we can have a Christmas after all. Hurry!"
然后，她拍着手跑向鲍勃U,M_^f&tdJV9D。“噢，鲍勃，快点把胡桃吃完c(G#jRUyrZ。我想我们还是过个圣诞节吧，快点！”
Betty Plans A Surprise
贝蒂策划的惊喜
Betty ran to find Uncle Ben and whisper something in his ear. Then she began to do the queerest things.
贝蒂跑去找叔叔本，在他耳边低声说了些什么，随后就开始做起了怪异的事情a-.;MnSL)Lw5y~i;BrB。
Up to the attic she ran and down again, her arms full of boxes and bundles; then down to the cellar, and up with an armful of carrots and apples; then out to the barn and back.
她在阁楼上跑上跑下，胳膊抱满了箱子和包袱；然后又跑到地窖，抱着一大把胡萝卜和苹果出来；后来又跑去谷仓Dq4mJV;;3W^dQ^a。