清晨,我匆忙拉来十几件小百货,塞进长途汽车的尾座下。我刚装完货,便有旅客陆续上车。最后,45个座位全满了。车开出站门,又有四五个人上来站在过道上。随车售票员从车尾开始卖票。为照看我的货,我坐在了倒数第二排的位子上,在售票员自后排卖票的同时,我就掏出了钱攥在手里。 In the early morning, I hurriedly pulled over a dozen small department stores and stuffed them under the tailstock of the long-distance bus. I have just loaded the goods, then there are passengers on the train. In the end, 45 seats are full. When the car opened the station gate, another four or five people came up to stand on the aisle. The on-board ticket seller began selling tickets from the rear of the vehicle. In order to look after my goods, I sat in the penultimate row of seats. When the conductor sold tickets from the back row, I took out the money in my hands.