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Stuart began to tremble from excitement.
斯图亚特激动得颤抖起来。
"Must be the Ames girl," he said to himself.
“那一定就是埃姆斯家的那个女孩，”他自语。
And he kept out of sight behind the inkwell as he watched her open her mail box, which was about a quarter of an inch wide, and pull out her letters.
他躲在墨水槽的后面偷看她打开她那四分之一英寸高的邮箱，往外取信。
The storekeeper had told the truth: Harriet was pretty.
店主告诉他的话是真的：哈丽雅特真美。
And of course she was the only girl Stuart had ever encountered who wasn't miles and miles taller than he was.
而且她也是斯图亚特遇到过的唯一不比自己高很多倍的女孩子。
Stuart figured that if the two of them were to walk along together, her head would come a little higher than his shoulder.
斯图亚特能算出来，如果他们在一起走，她的头将和他的肩膀那里差不多高。
The idea filled him with interest.
这个想法顿时让他来了兴致。
He wanted to slide down to the floor and speak to her, but he didn't dare.
他想跳到地板上和她说话，可是又不敢。
All his boldness had left him and he stayed hidden behind the inkwell until Harriet had gone.
所有的勇气陡然间都弃他而去，他只好躲在那里直到她离开。
When he was sure that she was out of sight, he stole out of the post office and slunk down the street to the store,
当他确信她真的走远了，才偷偷地溜出邮局，来到街边的一家商店，
half hoping that he would meet the beautiful little girl, half fearing that he would.
心里既盼望在这里再见那个美丽的小女孩，又怕真的会再见到她。
