00:00Ivo the engine. There he is pulling his little flat truck. What's he got on it? It's a funny
00:14looking thing. Oh yes, that's an elephant's boot, isn't it? Oh my goodness! Oh my jelly
00:24Oh my gosh! Oh my! Oh my! Stop! Please! Please stop! Oh my! Oh my! Oh my! Stop! What's that shouting? Oh, there's somebody running after us. Funny looking bloke. Got a boiled pudding on his head. Hang on a minute, Ivor.
00:44Oh my goodness! Oh my goodness! Oh, I am out of breath. Oh please, please, I am wanting to be asking you one question. Why are you carrying a boot?
00:54Is it for my Alice? Would it fit your Alice? Oh yes, perfectly. It could have been made for her. Oh well, in that case, Alice is down at the gas works with Mr. Hughes.
01:06Oh, she's a bad girl. Oh, she's bad. Oh, I am in trouble if I do not find her. Well, you do find her, Bach. Jump on and hold tight. We'll be down there in no time.
01:16Oh my goodness, oh my goodness! Oh my goodness, oh my goodness! Oh my goodness, oh my gosh, oh god!
01:26Oh Alice! Alice you are bad, bad! Oh you are terrible! Oh Alice, what would I have done if I had not found you? Oh I am so happy now. Everything is now alright.
01:38Everything is now all right.
01:40Well, not quite everything.
01:43There's a little matter of 16 pills to be taken and a bad foot to bathe.
01:48Alice is hurt?
01:50Oh, show me.
01:53Oh, yes, yes, yes, I will attend to that.
01:55You have pills?
01:56Yes.
01:57Here you are.
01:5916 of these every four hours.
02:01Oh, yes, yes, indeed.
02:02We'll fetch you the hot water.
02:04Now, open in your mouth, please, Alice.
02:07Open very wide.
02:15Now, closing your mouth and swallowing.
02:20Oh, Alice, you are good.
02:22Oh, Alice, you are clever and wise.
02:25Here's your bath now.
02:26Hot water and disinfectant.
02:29Oh, you are most kind, most kind.
02:31Come now, Alice, bathing your foot.
02:34Lift up now.
02:35Keep down, Jonespach.
02:41Oh, you are a good girl, Alice.
02:44Good girl.
02:46You got her foot in the water?
02:48Of course, yes.
02:50She's a well-bred elephant, Alice.
02:51Oh, you should have seen what happened when we tried.
02:55Soaked from head to foot, we were.
02:56Pills all over the yard.
02:58Like a battlefield.
03:00She was disobedient?
03:02Oh, she is bad.
03:03Alice, Mr. Jones and Mr. Evans are kind to you.
03:07Say you are sorry.
03:10Oh, get up, love.
03:11That's all right.
03:13We know you didn't mean any harm.
03:15Oh, there.
03:16Now I'll dry your foot for you.
03:18Hold still now.
03:19I brought down this old sheet.
03:23It's quite clean.
03:24I thought it might do for a bandage.
03:27Oh, yes.
03:28That's an idea.
03:29You are Mr. Hughes, the gasworks?
03:31That's right.
03:32This is Barney, the elephant keeper.
03:35Oh, you are kind.
03:37Oh, you are most kind to my Alice.
03:39Thank you, Mr. Hughes.
03:41Very, very much, thank you.
03:42Oh, you are welcome, I'm sure.
03:47They bandaged Alice's foot with a sheet, and then they put on her boot.
03:52Oh, that is good.
03:53Oh, that is lovely.
03:55Oh, now I can sit down.
03:58Two days I am looking for this elephant not sitting down ever.
04:02And now we are in your lovely warm house, Mr. Hughes.
04:05We are so happy.
04:08Alice and Barney settled down on the sacks.
04:11Evans, the song, went to the baker for some more stale bread for Alice,
04:19and Jones, the steam, fetched some fish and chips for Barney.
04:25Shh, Evans, they are asleep.
04:28What will we do?
04:29You put the bread by Alice, I'll put the fish and chips by the fire.
04:35Jones, the steam, and Evans, the song, went away.
04:37Soon it was night-time and quite dark in Grumbly Town.
04:43But Barney and Alice were warm and snug in front of their fire in the gas works.
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