铁路边的孩子们
The Railway Children
Edith Nesbit · 初版 1900 年
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父亲神秘失踪后，孩子们和母亲离开了在伦敦的幸福生活，搬到乡下一栋小屋定居。“The Three Chimneys”紧邻一条铁轨——这成了三个孩子持续不断的快乐源泉。他们与 Station Master、搬运工 Perks 以及每天在火车上向他们招手的快活“Old Gentleman”结为朋友。但谜团依旧未解：父亲究竟身在何方，他是否还会归来？
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……内斯比特等人的作品，水平完全不输任何专业配音演员：- 《傲慢与偏见》（奥斯汀）- 《理智与情感》（奥斯汀）- 《寻宝的孩子们》（内斯比特）- 《铁路边的孩子们》（内斯比特）- 还有好多其他的（上面显示一共匹配到141部）http://www.karenrsavage.com/blog/
…Nesbit, among other titles, and is as good as any professional voice actor: - 'Pride and Prejudice' (Austen) - 'Sense and Sensibility' (Austen) - 'The Story of the Treasure Seekers' (Nesbit) - 'The Railway Children' (Nesbit) - many others (says 141 total matches) http://www.karenrsavage.com/blog/
我觉得托尔金的《霍比特人》应该符合这个描述？或者 C·S·刘易斯的《纳尼亚传奇》系列，还有像《秘密花园》这种单本。另外伊迪丝·内斯比特也是位极棒的儿童文学作家，《铁路边的孩子们》大概是她最有名的作品了。至少有一百年历史了。
I'd think Tolkein's "The Hobbit" would fit this description? Or CS Lewis Narnia series, one-offs like "The Secret Garden", Also Edith Nesbit, fantastic children's author, "The Railway children" probably her most famous. century old at least.
文章里提到她的两本书（《阿登之屋》和《铁路边的孩子们》）今年秋天会再版。话虽如此，她的版权早就过期了，所以现在也能在 Standard Ebooks 上直接找到开源的公有领域电子书：https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/e-nesbit…
The article mentions that two of her books (The House of Arden and The Railway Children) are being republished this fall. That said, her copyrights have expired, so they’re also available now as open‐source, public domain ebooks at Standard Ebooks: https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/e-nesbit…
……需要被理解的内在联系。> 孤儿的故事指明了儿童文学所提供的另一种英雄主义可能：它为“代理抚养”打开了空间。想想伊迪丝·内斯比特1905年的小说《铁路边的孩子们》吧。三兄妹并不是孤儿，但父亲的缺席和母亲外出工作，让其他角色得以介入——比如铁路搬运工珀克斯先生、火车上的老绅士——从而……
…interconnectedness – to be understood. >The orphan story points to another possible version of heroism offered by children’s books: it opens the space for surrogacy. Think of E. Nesbit’s 1905 novel The Railway Children. The three siblings aren’t orphans, but the removal of their father and the absence of their working mother allows for other figures – Mr Perks the railway porter, the Old Gentleman on the train – to…