主日学校是汤姆最不喜欢去的地方，但是他的两个朋友却对这里情有独钟，都愿

Sunday school is Tom ’s least favorite place to go, but his two friends have a soft spot for it, and they are willing to stay to listen to the pastor ’s sermon, and Tom started his small business here. In order to encourage students to recite the Bible, the bound Bible is used as a reward. The students can exchange the tickets for recitation. If they save ten yellow tickets, they can exchange a Bible. Tom has no interest in recitation, only In exchange for his own small method, the children in Tom's class are the same. Everyone is very uneasy and likes to provoke right and wrong. Asking them to recite the scriptures, none of them can be completely memorized. If you pass the pass, you can get a blue ticket printed with verses as a reward. Ten blue tickets can be exchanged for a red ticket, and a red ticket can be exchanged for a yellow ticket. In the hands of the principal, you can exchange forty cents of the Bible. Only the older students will bother to persist in the boring recitation, so the award of prizes has become a golden age for the school. The winning students are prepared. Feeling the scenery. Although Tom's heart has never longed for such a prize, but sometimes, I hope that this honor can be accompanied by the glory. So Tom took out his babies at school and used them to exchange recitation tickets with his friends. He stopped a lot of classmates to exchange and exchanged tickets of various colors in the school.

主日学校是汤姆最不喜欢去的地方，但是他的两个朋友却对这里情有独钟，都愿意留下来听牧师布道，而汤姆却在这里做起了他的小生意。学校为了鼓励学生们背诵圣经，将装订好的《圣经》作为奖励，学生们可以通过背诵来换取票子，攒够十张黄票子就可以换一本圣经，而汤姆对背诵毫无兴趣，只能用自己的小方法来换取，汤姆这个班里的孩子都一样，每个人都很不安生，喜欢惹是非，要他们背诵经文，没有一个可以完整背完，还得不断地给他们提醒，才能勉强过关，背诵完的人可以拿到一张印着经文的蓝色票子作为奖赏，十张蓝色票子可以换一个红色票子，是个红色票子可以换一张黄票子，凑够十张黄票子就能在校长手中换取价值四十美分的《圣经》了，只有年长的的学生才会费尽心思去坚持枯燥乏味的背诵，所以颁发奖品便成为了学校千载难逢的盛世，获奖的学生都备感风光。虽说汤姆的内心从未渴望过获得这种奖品，但有些时候，也希望可以过的这一荣誉伴随而来的光彩。于是汤姆在学校拿出自己的宝贝们，用来和朋友们交换背诵换来的票子，他在学校不一会就拦截到了很多同学来交换，换来了各种颜色的票子。

Sunday school is Tom's least favorite place to go, but his two friends are very fond of it. They are willing to stay to listen to the preacher, and Tom started his small business here. In order to encourage students to recite the Bible, the school rewards the bound Bible. Students can recite the Bible in exchange for tickets. If they save ten yellow tickets, they can change the Bible. Tom has no interest in reciting, but can only exchange them in his own small way. The children in Tom's class are all the same. Everyone is very upset and likes to make trouble with right and wrong. They are required to recite the Bible None of the scriptures can be recited completely, and they have to remind them constantly, so that they can barely pass the test. The reciter can get a blue ticket printed with the Scriptures as a reward. Ten blue tickets can be exchanged for one red ticket. One red ticket can be exchanged for one yellow ticket. If ten yellow tickets are collected, the Bible worth forty cents can be exchanged in the hands of the headmaster Only the older students will spare no effort to insist on the boring recitation, so the award has become a golden age for the school, and the students who won the award will feel the scenery. Although Tom's heart never longed for such a prize, there were times when the glory that he hoped could come with it. So Tom took out his babies at school to exchange recitation tickets with his friends. He soon stopped a lot of students at school to exchange tickets of various colors.<br>