It’s Your Turn to Whistle
    Nick went to see grandmother with his father.
    In the train Nick often put his head out of the window.
    His father said, “Nick, keep still! Don’t put your head out of
    the window!” But Nick went on putting his head out of the window.
    Then his father took Nick’s cap quickly, hid it behind his back and
    said, “You see, your cap has flown away.” Nick began to cry.
    He wanted to have his cap back.
    His father said, “Well, whistle once! Perhaps your cap will
    come back.” Nick came up to the window and whistled.
    Nick’s father quickly put the cap back on Nick’s head.
    Oh! It was wonderful! Nick laughed. He was pleased.
    He quickly took his father’s cap and threw it out of the window.
    “Now, it’s your turn to whistle, dad!” he said gaily.
    該輪到你吹口哨了
    尼克和爸爸去看望奶奶。在火車車廂里，尼克經(jīng)常把頭伸出窗外。
    爸爸對(duì)他說：“尼克，安靜點(diǎn)，別把頭伸出窗外?！笨墒悄峥诉€是
    不停地把頭伸出窗外。
    這時(shí)爸爸悄悄地從尼克頭上摘下帽子藏在身后，然后對(duì)他說：
    “瞧，你的帽子被風(fēng)刮跑了?！蹦峥舜罂奁饋怼Ｋ胍拿弊?。
    他爸爸說：“好了，吹一聲口哨，你的帽子也許會(huì)回來?！?BR>    尼克靠近窗口吹了聲口哨，爸爸很快地將帽子戴到了尼克的頭上。
    啊，這太有意思了。尼克笑了。他很開心。他很快地從爸爸頭上摘下帽子
    扔到窗外，高興地說：“爸爸，現(xiàn)在該輪到你吹口哨了。”