Little Fox Readers · The Wind in the Willows-2
No Money and No Ticket
没钱也没车票
“ Madam, hurry up and pay, ” said the ticket seller. “ Customers are waiting. ” Toad turned around.
售票员说:“夫人,快付钱。 “顾客在等着呢。” 蟾蜍转过身来。
A long line waited behind him. “ Hurry up! ” said a possum. “ Hey, we’re waiting! ” yelled a turkey. “ I’m sure I have some money, ” said Toad.
他身后排着长长的队。“快点!”一只负鼠说。 “嘿,我们在等着呢!”一只火鸡喊道。“我肯定我有些钱,”蟾蜍说。
Toad searched through his clothes again. His shawl fell off, and he tore his dress. “ My money is in my coat, ” thought Toad. “ I left it in the jail! ”
蟾蜍又翻了翻衣服。他的披肩掉了下来,衣服也撕破了。 “我的钱在外套里,”蟾蜍想。“我把它落在监狱里了!”
Toad smiled at the ticket seller. “ Just give me a ticket. I’ll send you the money. I’m rich and famous! ”
蟾蜍对售票员笑了笑。 “给我一张票。我会把钱寄给你。我又有钱又有名!”
Everyone behind him laughed. “ This washwoman is rich! ” said the possum. “ And famous too! ” said the turkey. “ Stand aside, lady, ” said the ticket seller.
他身后的人都笑了。“这个洗衣妇很有钱!”负鼠说。 “而且还很有名!”火鸡说。“让开,女士,”售票员说。
