The weary voice went on: “I think I could keep on if I had only the selling to do, but there is a great pile of dishes that must be washed.”
那个疲倦的声音继续说:“我想只要我还有卖菜的活干，我就能继续干下去，但是有一大堆盘子要洗.1w&D%7)4ezAEy]J。”
“Oh, please!” said a small voice. “I’ll do it for twenty cents.”
“哦,谢谢!一个小声音说0]g#y%)V@no。“只要20美分，我就做HxZ^*@3u+GLVt*_1(wO。”
Betsy stood by the woman’s elbow.
贝琪站在那女人的胳膊肘旁k2sw(4+0p&=fPU6S+。
“Do what, child?” asked the tired woman in great surprise.
“做什么,孩子?”疲惫不堪的女人惊讶地问BfzttpiKwTlLT_ef0^。
“Everything!” said Betsy. “Wash the dishes and tend the booth. You can go and rest. I’ll do it for twenty cents.”
“一切!”贝西说h5J|F~mEyZkgWM~3。“洗碗、收拾摊子3QZ-b,CoE(94^BR9fI。你可以去休息了HsP[Ma[9KJ.r9L。只要20美分，我就做这些事情p55BcR;6O2yVi@v0V+-!。”

The woman looked at the small, eager girl in surprise.
女人惊讶地看着这个矮小、热切的女孩zRuzd0!*0cbT^XO。
“I can wash dishes as well as anybody,” said Betsy.
“我洗盘子洗得和任何人一样好，”贝琪说6cOZrE|jM([uzyn%G,5w。
“Yes, I think she can,’’ said the friend in the other booth. “And I am sure she can do the selling, too.”
“是的，我想她能，”另一个隔间里的朋友说W61#5D6+t5x。我相信她也能做销售l8_.qVKb,|pR。
The tired woman waited no longer, but tied a long apron around Betsy’s neck, gave her a few instructions, and left, saying she would be back shortly after five o’clock. So Betsy mounted a soap box and began joyfully to wash the dishes. She had never thought that she would ever in her life simply love to wash dishes.
这个疲惫的女人不再等了，而是在贝特西的脖子上系了一条长长的围裙，给了她一些指示，然后离开了，说她将在五点钟后不久回来YwQ]^Q*A^bwX[。于是贝琪装上一个肥皂盒，高兴地开始洗碗@*t_2SS+Z^。她从来没有想过，在她的一生中，她会单纯地爱洗碗,so,#+|~N]s5dD。