乡下的房子只有前面一排木板窗。暖和的晴天,木板窗扇扇开直,光线和空气都有了。碰着大风大雨,或者北风呼呼地叫的冬天,木板窗只好关起来,屋子里就黑得地洞里似的。于是乡下人在屋面开一个小方洞,装一块玻璃,叫做天窗。夏天阵雨来了时,孩子们顶喜欢在雨里跑跳,仰着脸看闪电,然而大人们偏就不许,“到屋里来呀!”孩子们跟着木板窗的关闭也就被关在地洞似的屋里了;这时候,小小的天窗是唯一的慰藉。从那小小的玻璃,你会看见雨脚在那里卜落卜落跳,你会看见带子似的闪电一划;你想象到这雨、这风、这 The country house is only in front of a row of wooden window. Warm sunny days, sash windows and doors open, light and air are. In the wind and rain, or the north wind whistling in the winter, the wooden window had to be closed, and the room was dark and dark. So the countrymen open a small square hole in the roof, install a piece of glass, called the skylight. When the summer showers came, the kids liked to run in the rain and look up at the lightning, but the grown-ups did not allow them. “Come in the house!” In the hole-like house; at this time, a small sunroof is the only comfort. From that little glass, you will see where the rain feet fall and you will see a lightning bolt with a ribbon; imagine this rain, this wind, this