【经典晨读美文】一个小女孩的梦想（2/2)

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___1___, not with the condescension so many children receive, but with encouragement.

"When you do write that book," she replied, "___2___."

The little girl promised she would. As she grew, so did her dream.

Inside, ___3___. She introduced a reporter from the local newspaper, a descendant of the paper she'd begged a chance to write for long ago.

Then she presented her books to the librarian, ___4___. Tears rolled down the woman's cheeks.

Then she hugged the librarian and left, pausing for a picture outside, ___5___. Even if it takes 38 years.

The ten-year-old girl and the writer she'd become posed by the library sign, ___6___, which said:

WELCOME BACK, JANN MITCHELL.

The librarian looked up from her stamping and smiled bring it into our library and we'll put it on display, right here on the counter the librarian welcomed her warmly who placed them on the counter with a sign of explanation which proved that dreams can come true and promises can be kept right next to the reader board

那个图书管理员停下手中粘贴的活，抬起头来看着她微笑。这种笑不是大多数小孩收到的那种恩赐的笑，而是鼓励的笑。 “等你真的出书时，”她回答说，“把它带到我们的图书馆来，我们会把它陈列出来，就摆在这边的柜台上。” 小女孩保证说她一定会这么做。女孩在成长，她的梦想也在成长。 图书馆里，管理员热情的欢迎他。她将当地报社的一位记者介绍给大家。很久以前，女孩曾经在这家报社企求过写稿的机会。 接着，她将她的书展示给管理员。管理员为书附上解说文字，将它们摆放在柜台上。泪水顺着这位女士的脸颊滚落下来。 他离开之前拥抱了图书管理员，还在门外照了张相，这张相片就能证实，梦想是可以成真的，诺言也是可以信守的，尽管事隔38年之久。 那张10岁小女孩的照片，以及她成为作家以后在图书馆标志旁的那张照片，都被贴在读者阅读板旁边。那张阅览板上写着：欢迎回来，简•米歇尔。