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一九○二年八月,英国伦敦东区的贫民窟里来了一个身材壮实的穷小子。从他的谈吐,摇摇晃晃的走路姿势和一身破烂的衣着看,人们不难断定他是个穷水手。这个水手有着惊人的热情和好奇心,他愿意和一切人交朋友,对贫民窟里的一切他都想知道。白天,他出没于工人家庭和难民收容所,他和难民一起排队领取面包,还同穷苦人合铺露宿在街头和公园里,并不停地和人们聊天。人们都很喜欢这个水手,很愿意把心里的话坦率地向他诉说。到了晚上,这个水手就躲
In August 1902, a stout poor boy came from the slums in the East End of London, England. From his conversation, his wobbly walking posture and his tattered clothing, it is not hard for him to conclude that he is a poor sailor. The sailor has astonishing enthusiasm and curiosity. He is willing to make friends with everyone and he wants to know everything about the slums. During the day, he was abducted in worker’s homes and refugee shelters, where he lined up with refugees to receive bread and lay with the poor in the streets and parks, chatting with people. People are very fond of this sailor, very willing to tell his heart frankly to him. At night, the sailor hid