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00:14Hello there, and welcome to Farquhar Station.
00:19Before you can start your adventures on the island of Sodor,
00:23you will need to learn how to drive one of my engines.
00:26And I could think of none better than Thomas.
00:32In this short introduction, you will be taken through every step needed
00:37to make sure that Thomas is a really useful engine.
00:41And I'm sure you'll be an expert driver in no time.
00:47Would you like to learn how to drive Thomas?
00:51Press the yes button to continue learning how to play.
00:54Or if you feel you are ready, press the no button to begin exploring Sodor.
01:00You can play this introduction again at any time by choosing the introduction to Sodor.
01:11Hello driver, climb on board and we can get started.
01:17There are many locations on the railways of Sodor where lines separate or join together.
01:24These involve a network of points that set the direction the train will be travelling.
01:31On the main line, most of these points are controlled by the closest signal box.
01:36However, there are yards and junctions that require the points to be set manually.
01:44Thomas' friends Annie and Clarabel are waiting at the station platform.
01:48In order to reach Annie and Clarabel, you will first need to switch the points so that it sets the
01:55correct track.
01:56You can set the points by climbing down out of the cab, walking over and interacting with it.
02:05Thomas and Gordon
02:11Thomas is a tank engine who lives at the big station on the island of Sodor.
02:18He has six small wheels, a short stumpy funnel, a short stumpy boiler and a short stumpy dome.
02:30He is a fuzzy little engine too, always pulling coaches about, getting them ready for the big engines to take
02:37on long journeys.
02:51And when trains arrive at the station, he pulls the empty coaches away so that the big engines can go
02:57and rest.
03:00Thomas thinks no engine works as hard as he does.
03:04He loves playing tricks on them, especially Gordon.
03:08The biggest and proudest engine of all.
03:13Thomas likes whistling cheekily at him.
03:27Wake up, lazy bones!
03:29Why don't you work hard like me?
03:38One morning, Thomas found it hard to wake up.
03:41His fire went out and there wasn't enough steam.
03:47Uh...
03:47It was nearly time for the express, but the coaches weren't ready.
03:56At last, Thomas started.
04:08He fussed into the station where Gordon was waiting.
04:19Hurry up, said Gordon, and bring me my coaches.
04:25Hurry yourself, replied Thomas.
04:30Yes, said Gordon.
04:33I will.
04:38At last, they stopped at a station.
04:43Well, little Thomas, chuckled Gordon.
04:46Now you know what hard work means, don't you?
04:52Thomas was uncoupled, and he felt very silly and exhausted.
04:59Poor Thomas puffed slowly away to rest, and had a long, long drink.
05:07After that, he was careful to never be cheeky to Gordon again.
05:24When Thomas puffed along his branch line, he always looked forward to something special.
05:31The sight of the river.
05:37As he rumbled over the bridge, he would see people fishing.
05:41Thomas often wanted to stay and watch.
05:52One day, Thomas stopped as usual to take on water at the station by the river.
05:59Out of order?
06:01Bother!
06:02I'm thirsty!
06:06Never mind, Thomas, said his driver.
06:08We'll get some water from the river.
06:12Then, while the guard telephoned for an engine inspector,
06:16the driver found a notice with large letters,
06:19which he hung on Thomas in front and behind.
06:24Danger!
06:26Keep away!
06:28Soon, the inspector and Sir Topham Hatt arrived.
06:34Cheer up, Thomas, they said.
06:36We'll soon put you right.
06:40The driver told them what had happened.
06:45So the feed pipe is blocked, said the inspector.
06:48I'll just look in the tanks.
06:52He climbed up and peered in.
06:54Then he came down.
06:58Excuse me, sir.
07:00Please look in the tank and tell me what you see.
07:05Certainly, inspector, replied Sir Topham Hatt.
07:09He clambered up, looked in, and nearly fell off in surprise.
07:17Inspector, he whispered, can you see fish?
07:27Gracious goodness me!
07:29How did the fish get there, driver?
07:33We must have fished them from the river with our bucket, replied Thomas' driver.
07:40Well, Thomas, you and your driver have been fishing.
07:43But fish don't suit you.
07:46We must get them out.
07:49They all took turns fishing in Thomas' tank,
07:53while Sir Topham Hatt looked on and told them how to do it.
07:59Never mind, Thomas, said Sir Topham Hatt.
08:02You will be all right now.
08:05There's no need to worry yourself any more.
08:08But, he added,
08:10I do hope that you and your driver won't go fishing again,
08:13as I don't think it suits engines.
08:16Do you?
08:19No, sir, said Thomas sadly.
08:23Engines shouldn't go fishing.
08:25It's too uncomfortable.
08:31Thomas and Bertie
08:35One morning, Thomas was waiting at a junction when a red bus arrived.
08:42Hello, said Thomas.
08:44Thomas, who are you?
08:47I'm Bertie.
08:48Who are you?
08:51I'm Thomas.
08:53I run the branch line.
08:57So you're Thomas, eh?
08:59I remember now.
09:01You got stuck in the snow.
09:03I took your passengers and Terence, the tractor pulled you out.
09:06I've come to help you with your passengers today.
09:11Help me, said Thomas.
09:13Thomas, I can go faster than you.
09:17You can't, said Bertie.
09:22I can, puffed Thomas.
09:26I'll race you, said Bertie.
09:30Their drivers agreed to the race going ahead.
09:37We've done it.
09:38We beat Bertie.
09:41Well done, Thomas, said Bertie.
09:46That was fun.
09:48But I think we should have another race to see if I can beat you next time.
09:57Percy's Troublesome Day
10:01Percy had a busy day ahead, and was trying his best not to be late.
10:09Mustn't be late today, he said to himself.
10:12Sir Topham Hatt is relying on me.
10:17Come on, Percy, said his fireman.
10:20Off we go.
10:25Percy arrived at Ellsbridge Station,
10:27and collected his passengers,
10:29but he had to wait for Bertie the bus.
10:33Where is Bertie?
10:36said Percy impatiently.
10:37He's going to make me late.
10:42Just then, he heard a voice calling out.
10:47Wait!
10:48Wait!
10:51At last, Bertie screeched into the station.
11:02Where have you been?
11:04asked Percy.
11:05I've been waiting ages for you.
11:07I thought you were supposed to be the fastest bus on Sodor.
11:13Some road repairs were being done,
11:15and I had to wait for the workmen to let me pass,
11:18explained Bertie.
11:21Well, now I'm going to be late,
11:24Percy huffed.
11:28As soon as the guard blew his whistle,
11:31Percy raced away.
11:32He knew he had to make up for lost time.
11:38Oh, no, moaned Percy.
11:41Now I'm sure to be late.
11:45Please move out of the way,
11:46you silly cows.
11:57It looks like we'll have to go and move the cows ourselves,
12:00said his fireman.
12:04Percy soon arrived at Farquhar Station.
12:07He saw that the station master was waiting for him.
12:12I'm sorry we're late,
12:14said Percy.
12:15There were cows on the line,
12:16and Bertie was late,
12:19and...
12:21It's all right, Percy,
12:23smiled the station master.
12:25It looks like you're having one of those days.
12:28Anyway,
12:29you're only a few minutes late,
12:31and the delays weren't your fault,
12:33so we'll say no more about it.
12:35Now, I've had a phone call from Sir Topham Hatt,
12:38and he wants you to collect some trucks from the quarry.
12:42Okay,
12:44puffed Percy.
12:45We'll go right away.
12:46I just need to leave my coaches in the siding first.
12:54Percy's Troublesome Day
13:20Oh,
13:22look who's here.
13:25It's that green caterpillar with red stripes.
13:31Oh, please, do be quiet,
13:34Percy said sternly.
13:35I don't have time for your tricks today.
13:40We'll show him some tricks.
13:45Percy arrived at the harbour just in time.
13:49Sir Topham Hatt was waiting for him.
13:53Well done, Percy.
13:55Right on time, he said.
13:57I've heard you've had quite a difficult day today.
14:00But you got all your work done,
14:02and once again proved what a really useful engine you are.
14:08Oh, thank you, sir,
14:10puffed Percy.
14:13As a reward for all your hard work,
14:16I'm sending you to the works
14:18for a shiny new coat of green paint.
14:24Percy beamed with pride.
14:30Gordon and the Troublesome Trucks
14:38Maintenance is an important part
14:40of keeping a railway running safely.
14:42Tracks need to be fixed
14:44and points must be mended
14:46to ensure the safety of people and engines.
14:49Early one morning,
14:51Sir Topham Hatt arrived at Tidmouth Sheds
14:53to make an important announcement.
14:58Some maintenance work is being done
15:00on a section of the main line
15:02between Marron and Kelsthorpe Road,
15:04so I've decided it will be safer for all of you
15:08if we close that part of the line
15:10until the work is complete.
15:11This means that many of you
15:14will have to do different jobs,
15:16so we can keep things running smoothly.
15:18But I'm sure you will all manage.
15:22Thomas and Emily,
15:23please look after the passengers
15:24and make sure they can still reach
15:27their destinations
15:28without confusion or delay.
15:34Yes, sir, replied the engines.
15:39Percy, I need you to run Thomas' branch line.
15:45Yes, sir, he replied.
15:49Then Sir Topham Hatt turned to Gordon.
15:53And I have an important job for you too, Gordon,
15:56he said.
15:57The workman needs some supplies
15:59delivered to the worksite.
16:01So whilst the other engines are busy,
16:03I will need you to deliver them.
16:07But sir, what about the express?
16:12Unfortunately, we've had to cancel
16:14all express trains
16:15whilst the work is being carried out.
16:17We can't have high-speed trains
16:19passing through an area
16:20that's being repaired.
16:22It's just not safe.
16:26Canceled?
16:27But sir,
16:29you can't cancel the express.
16:31It's the most important service
16:33on the island
16:33and far more important
16:35than delivering some trucks.
16:39Now, Gordon,
16:40I know how much the express means to you,
16:43but it's far more important
16:45right now
16:45that we get the line repaired
16:47as soon as we can.
16:49You can go back to pulling the express
16:51once the work has been completed.
16:55Oh, if I must.
16:59And with that,
17:01Sir Topham Hatt turned
17:02and headed off
17:03to attend to other things.
17:06What's Sir Topham Hatt thinking?
17:09Making me take dirty trucks
17:11from dirty sidings?
17:15He's just trying to make sure
17:17that the railway keeps running smoothly
17:18and that all of the passengers
17:20can reach their destinations
17:21on time,
17:23said Emily.
17:24We all need to make the most
17:26of this time
17:26while repairs are being carried out.
17:28And besides,
17:30Sir Topham Hatt
17:30has given you an important job.
17:32I thought an important engine
17:34like you would appreciate that.
17:38Goods trains are just not suitable
17:40for a grand engine like me,
17:42Gordon went on.
17:44It wouldn't be dignified.
17:48That's enough, Gordon,
17:49said his fireman.
17:50Come on now.
17:51The workmen are expecting
17:53these trucks to be delivered
17:54and we don't want
17:55to delay things any further.
17:59Oh, all right.
18:01The sooner we get this job over with,
18:03the sooner I can be back
18:05pulling the express.
18:14Gordon was still sulking
18:16when he arrived at the yard.
18:20The trucks eyed him with interest.
18:25What's this great blue galloping sausage
18:27doing in our yard?
18:29They shriek.
18:30We want a proper engine
18:31like Henry or Edward.
18:35Stop that,
18:37called Gordon.
18:38You have got me today,
18:39the fastest engine on Sodor.
18:42And I'll have no nonsense from you.
18:47We'll give him nonsense.
18:50They chuckled to each other.
18:54But Gordon didn't hear them.
19:00Gordon soon arrived
19:02at the work site
19:02and the workmen
19:04were pleased to see him.
19:07Thank you for bringing
19:08these supplies, Gordon,
19:10said a workman.
19:11Now we can finish up
19:12these repairs.
19:15You're most welcome,
19:17puffed Gordon proudly.
19:21And with that,
19:22Gordon headed back
19:24to the shed
19:25to tell the other engines
19:27about his
19:28truck-filled day.
19:35Emily and the express.
19:38Meanwhile,
19:39at Kelsthorpe,
19:40Emily was pulling
19:41a goods train
19:42and had to stop
19:43at a signal
19:44when the station master
19:45walked up.
19:48Gordon has broken down,
19:50he told her.
19:51Can you leave
19:52your trucks here?
19:53Then go and find him
19:55and pull the express.
19:59Me?
19:59Pull the express?
20:01Yes, sir,
20:02she said excitedly.
20:05And with that,
20:06Emily went off
20:07to uncouple her trucks
20:08before setting off
20:10to find Gordon.
20:14Emily arrived
20:15at the end of the line
20:16and she'd made good time.
20:18Sir Topham Hatt
20:19was there to greet her.
20:24Well done, Emily.
20:25How do you feel
20:27pulling an express train again?
20:31It was great, sir,
20:33but it's certainly
20:34been a busy day.
20:38Well,
20:39you deserve
20:40a nice long rest
20:41in the shed.
20:44Thank you, sir,
20:46beamed Emily
20:47with pride.
20:54Branching out.
20:59It was a busy time
21:00on the railway
21:01and all of the engines
21:03were working hard.
21:05Except poor Thomas.
21:06He was feeling unwell.
21:10You should go
21:11to the steamworks
21:12for a while,
21:13said Sir Topham Hatt.
21:15They'll have you
21:16fixed up
21:17and feeling better
21:18in no time.
21:21As Emily came
21:22and took Thomas away
21:23to be repaired,
21:25Sir Topham Hatt
21:26wondered who else
21:27he could get
21:27to take Thomas' passengers.
21:34suddenly,
21:35Diesel pulled into the yard
21:36with a train of trucks.
21:39Sir Topham Hatt
21:39looked at him
21:40and smiled.
21:54Ah, Diesel.
21:56Just the engine
21:57I wanted to see.
22:01Diesel looked
22:02a little nervous.
22:03Sir Topham Hatt
22:05usually only wanted
22:06to see him
22:07if he was in trouble.
22:10Good morning, sir,
22:12said Diesel nervously.
22:14Did you need me
22:16for something?
22:19Yes, indeed I do,
22:21smiled Sir Topham Hatt.
22:23Thomas is not feeling well
22:25and Emily has taken him
22:27to the steamworks
22:28to be repaired.
22:29So I need
22:30a really useful engine
22:32to help with
22:33taking the passengers
22:34on the branch line.
22:38Diesel was very surprised.
22:43But sir,
22:44he protested,
22:45I'm only a shunting engine.
22:47I've never really
22:48pulled passengers before.
22:52Don't worry, Diesel,
22:54Sir Topham Hatt
22:55reassured him.
22:56I'm confident
22:57you'll manage just fine
22:59and I'm sure
23:00that Annie and Clarabel
23:02will be glad
23:02to show you
23:03what to do.
23:05Just remember,
23:06you need to be
23:07on your best behaviour
23:08today.
23:09I don't want to hear
23:11from the passengers
23:12that you've been
23:12causing trouble.
23:16But sir,
23:17I can't take
23:18Annie and Clarabel.
23:20They're Thomas' coaches
23:22and they don't like me
23:24and...
23:27Diesel, Diesel,
23:29you'll be fine,
23:30smiled Sir Topham Hatt.
23:31Now run along
23:32and collect Annie
23:33and Clarabel.
23:34They should be waiting
23:35for you
23:36in the sidings.
23:39Oh, why do I have
23:41to take passengers?
23:46Maybe,
23:47he thought,
23:48Sir Topham Hatt
23:49chose me
23:50because I am
23:51the best engine
23:52for the job.
23:56Hello, ladies.
24:00Oh no, Clarabel.
24:01Clarabel, it's that
24:02devious diesel.
24:07Surely,
24:08replied Clarabel,
24:10Sir Topham Hatt
24:10could have picked
24:11another engine
24:12instead of him.
24:16Perhaps he thinks
24:17I'm the best engine
24:18for the job,
24:19boasted Diesel.
24:21After all,
24:22he specifically
24:23asked me to help
24:24with the passengers
24:25while Thomas is away.
24:29I'm sure he only
24:31asked you to help
24:32as all the other
24:32engines are busy.
24:36He certainly
24:38did not.
24:39Now we need
24:40to get going.
24:41We don't want
24:42to be late
24:43after all.
24:47Hurry up, please.
24:49We don't want
24:50to be late.
24:53Just then,
24:54one of the passengers
24:55approached Diesel.
24:58Thank you, Diesel,
25:00they said.
25:03Diesel looked surprised.
25:05He wasn't sure
25:06what to say.
25:09You're very welcome.
25:13Wow.
25:15Someone was grateful
25:17for my help.
25:20You see,
25:22said Annie,
25:23passengers appreciate
25:24an engine
25:25who looks after them
25:26and pulls their train well.
25:29Diesel thought
25:30about this.
25:34Maybe you're right,
25:35he said.
25:36Maybe I can
25:37pull passengers
25:38after all.
25:42Diesel soon
25:43reached Farquhar,
25:44the top station
25:45of Thomas'
25:46branch line.
25:47He felt
25:48rather pleased
25:49with himself.
25:52Suddenly,
25:53he noticed
25:54Sir Topham Hatt
25:55walking towards him.
25:59I hope
26:00he's not here
26:00to tell me off,
26:01he thought.
26:03Maybe one of the
26:04passengers complained
26:05about me.
26:08But Sir Topham Hatt
26:10wasn't cross.
26:11He was smiling.
26:15Well done, Diesel,
26:17he said proudly.
26:18I've heard from
26:19some of your passengers
26:20that you did
26:21a good job today.
26:25Thank you, sir,
26:26said Diesel.
26:27But I did have
26:28some help.
26:32Thomas is still
26:33being repaired,
26:34so I'll need you
26:35to stay and help out
26:36for a few more days,
26:38explained Sir Topham Hatt.
26:39Do you mind?
26:42Not at all, sir,
26:44said Diesel happily.
26:45I'm sure that the
26:47three of us can run
26:48the branch line
26:48just fine.
26:52Annie and Clarabelle
26:53smiled.
26:55Perhaps they thought
26:57Diesel wasn't so devious
27:00after all.
27:07Shunting showdown.
27:12One morning,
27:14Thomas was shunting
27:15trucks in the yard
27:16when Diesel arrived.
27:20Oh, look,
27:21it's that little blue
27:23tank engine
27:24getting in the way.
27:25You really need
27:26to learn how to
27:27shunt trucks properly,
27:29Thomas.
27:30And I doubt you are
27:31as good at shunting
27:32as me.
27:33The best shunter
27:35on Sodor.
27:38Not only am I
27:39as good as you,
27:40puffed Thomas,
27:41because I'm better.
27:45Now you're not.
27:49Yes, I am.
27:52Not.
27:55Am.
27:58Just then,
27:59Emily arrived
28:00with some trucks
28:01and overheard
28:03the two engines arguing.
28:06What's going on here?
28:10Diesel was being rude
28:12and was claiming
28:13he was the best shunter
28:15on Sodor,
28:16said Thomas.
28:19But I am
28:20the best shunter,
28:22interrupted Diesel.
28:24Tell you what,
28:25if you want to see
28:26who's truly the best,
28:28then perhaps
28:29we should have
28:29a competition
28:30to see which engine
28:32is the better shunter.
28:35That sounds like
28:37a great idea.
28:38What do you think,
28:39Thomas?
28:42Okay, Diesel,
28:43said Thomas.
28:44What are the rules?
28:48The first engine
28:49to get their line
28:50of trucks shuntered
28:51into the correct order
28:52will be the winner.
28:56Sounds good to me.
28:57Let's get started.
29:02And the winner is...
29:04Thomas!
29:06Congratulations!
29:10Hooray!
29:11We did it!
29:12See, Diesel?
29:13Steam engines
29:15are the best
29:15at shunting.
29:19How did you beat me?
29:23Ah,
29:25well done,
29:25Thomas.
29:26I suppose you won
29:28this time.
29:29Next time,
29:30you won't be so lucky.
29:36Leaves.
29:39One morning,
29:41two men
29:42were cleaning
29:42Gordon
29:43after he had acted
29:44rather foolishly
29:45and ended up
29:46rolling off
29:46the turntable
29:47and into
29:48a muddy ditch.
29:52Mind my eyes,
29:54grumbled Gordon.
29:57Have you ever
29:58seen so much
30:00mud?
30:00said one
30:01of the cleaners.
30:04No,
30:05I haven't,
30:06said the other.
30:07You ought to be
30:08ashamed,
30:08Gordon,
30:09letting yourself
30:09get so dirty.
30:13But,
30:14thought Gordon,
30:15I don't have time
30:16to worry about
30:17my appearance
30:17like some engines
30:19do.
30:21The hosing
30:22and scrubbing
30:23suddenly stopped.
30:25Gordon opened
30:26his eyes
30:26but quickly
30:27closed them again
30:28when he saw
30:29who was standing
30:30in front of him.
30:34Wake up,
30:35Gordon,
30:35said to Topham Hatt
30:36and listen to me.
30:38Given your
30:38recent behaviour,
30:40I've decided
30:40that you will
30:41pull no more
30:42coaches
30:42until you prove
30:44to me that
30:44you can be
30:45a really useful
30:46engine.
30:49Perhaps
30:50pulling trucks
30:50for a while
30:51will teach
30:52you a lesson.
30:55Yes,
30:56sir,
30:57said Gordon
30:57quietly.
31:00So Gordon
31:02had to spend
31:02his time
31:03pulling
31:03and pushing
31:04trucks.
31:11Good strains,
31:12good strains,
31:14he muttered.
31:15Oh,
31:16the shame
31:16of it.
31:19And he bumped
31:20the trucks
31:21again.
31:24Ow,
31:24ow,
31:25ow,
31:26cried the trucks
31:27as he shunted
31:27them around
31:28the yard.
31:31James was
31:32standing nearby
31:33watching him.
31:36Trucks will be
31:37trucks,
31:38he said.
31:40They won't
31:42with me,
31:42grunted
31:43Gordon.
31:44I'll teach
31:44them.
31:47They tried
31:48to push
31:48me down
31:49the hill
31:49this morning,
31:50he explained.
31:51It's slippery
31:52there,
31:52so you'll
31:53probably
31:53need help.
31:56I don't
31:57need help
31:58on hills,
31:59huffed
31:59James.
32:02Gordon
32:03laughed
32:03and headed
32:04off to get
32:04ready for
32:05his next
32:05goods
32:06train.
32:08Come on,
32:09James,
32:10said his
32:10driver.
32:11It's almost
32:12time for
32:12the express.
32:15And with
32:16that,
32:17James puffed
32:17away to
32:18collect his
32:18waiting coaches.
32:23James soon
32:24arrived at
32:25the next
32:25station.
32:26He was
32:27feeling very
32:28pleased with
32:28himself,
32:29but he kept
32:30thinking about
32:31what Gordon
32:32had said.
32:35I'll show
32:36Gordon who
32:36needs help
32:37on hills,
32:38he said to
32:39himself.
32:45But soon,
32:47James reached
32:48the bottom
32:48of the hill.
32:49Strong winds
32:50from the sea
32:51made the hill
32:52hard to
32:52climb.
32:53Leaves
32:54fallen from
32:54the nearby
32:55trees were
32:56now covering
32:56the rails,
32:57and the
32:58recent rainfall
32:59meant that
32:59they were too
33:00heavy to be
33:01blown away
33:01by the wind.
33:05I'll do it,
33:06I'll do it,
33:07he puffed.
33:10But his
33:11wheels slipped
33:12on the
33:12leaves.
33:16I must
33:17do it,
33:18I must
33:19do it,
33:20he panted.
33:23But try
33:24as he might,
33:25his wheels
33:26kept on
33:26slipping,
33:27and he
33:27couldn't pull
33:28the train
33:28at all.
33:31Help,
33:32help,
33:33cried James.
33:36His wheels
33:37were turning
33:37forwards,
33:38but the
33:39heavy coaches
33:39pulled him
33:40backwards,
33:41and soon
33:42the whole
33:42train started
33:43slipping down
33:44the hill.
33:47James'
33:48driver applied
33:49the brakes,
33:49then going
33:50carefully,
33:51reversed the
33:52train back
33:52down the hill,
33:53and they
33:54headed back
33:55to the
33:55station.
34:02When they
34:03arrived,
34:04they found
34:04Gordon waiting,
34:06who had
34:07seen
34:07everything.
34:10I thought
34:11you said
34:12you could
34:12climb hills,
34:13he chuckled.
34:17James didn't
34:18answer.
34:18He had no
34:19steam left
34:20to say
34:20anything.
34:23Ah,
34:24well,
34:24we live
34:25and learn,
34:26said Gordon.
34:27Never mind,
34:29little James,
34:30I'm going
34:30to push
34:31from behind.
34:32Whistle
34:33when you're
34:33ready.
34:37And it
34:38wasn't long
34:38before they
34:39arrived.
34:42Thank you,
34:43Gordon,
34:44whistled
34:44James.
34:48Gordon
34:48whistled
34:49goodbye as
34:50he watched
34:50James puff
34:51away.
34:52Then slowly,
34:53he trundled
34:54back to
34:55his waiting
34:56trucks.
35:01Jack Frost
35:05One evening,
35:07Sir Topham
35:08Hatt came
35:08to the
35:08sheds.
35:11There's a
35:12big freeze
35:13coming tonight,
35:13he said.
35:14James and
35:15Percy,
35:16I need you
35:17to deliver
35:17extra coal
35:18to the
35:18stations.
35:21Yes,
35:22sir,
35:23they said
35:23eagerly,
35:24and Sir
35:24Topham
35:25Hatt walked
35:25away.
35:28You better
35:29hurry,
35:29teased
35:30Thomas,
35:31or
35:31scary Jack
35:32Frost
35:32might get
35:32you.
35:35Who's Jack
35:36Frost?
35:37Percy said
35:38nervously.
35:41Don't be
35:42silly,
35:43sniffed
35:43James.
35:44Jack Frost
35:45is not
35:45scary.
35:48Yes,
35:49he is,
35:50teased
35:50Thomas.
35:51He's all
35:52white with
35:53a big
35:53spiky face.
35:57Rubbish,
35:58said James.
36:01James knew
36:02Jack Frost
36:03wasn't scary,
36:04but poor
36:05Percy wasn't
36:06so sure.
36:12later that
36:13night,
36:14James had
36:14collected
36:15his coal
36:15trucks,
36:16and set
36:17off to
36:17make his
36:18deliveries.
36:21Silly
36:22Percy,
36:22he thought,
36:24all steamed
36:24up over
36:25Jack Frost.
36:26The sooner
36:26we get
36:27this coal
36:27delivered,
36:28the sooner
36:28I can get
36:29back to
36:29my nice
36:30warm
36:30shed.
36:37Meanwhile,
36:38Percy was
36:38making his
36:39last delivery.
36:42Jack Frost
36:43is not
36:44scary.
36:45Jack Frost
36:46is not
36:47scary.
36:48Jack Frost
36:49is not
36:50scary.
36:54Percy soon
36:55made his
36:55last delivery.
36:57The station
36:58master was
36:58very pleased
36:59to see
36:59him.
37:02Percy,
37:03he cried,
37:04we need
37:05twice as
37:05much coal
37:06to last
37:06through
37:07this
37:07freeze.
37:10Don't
37:10worry,
37:11Percy said,
37:12this is
37:12my last
37:13stop.
37:14You can
37:14have mine.
37:15My
37:15lovely
37:16warm
37:16firebox
37:16will
37:17keep
37:17me
37:17nice
37:17and
37:18cosy.
37:20So
37:21Percy's
37:22driver
37:22parked
37:22him on
37:23a
37:23siding
37:23with
37:23only
37:24a
37:24lantern
37:24for
37:25company.
37:27Do
37:28you
37:28think
37:28scary
37:29Jack
37:30Frost
37:30will
37:30find
37:31me?
37:31said
37:32Percy.
37:35Jack
37:35frost
37:36is
37:36not
37:36scary,
37:37chuckled
37:37his
37:38driver.
37:38And
37:39don't
37:39worry,
37:40Emily
37:40will
37:40bring
37:40you
37:41some
37:41more
37:41coal
37:41in
37:41the
37:41morning.
37:44And
37:45then his
37:45driver and
37:46fireman
37:46went home
37:47to bed.
37:50Late
37:50that night
37:51the icy
37:52wind
37:53howled.
37:54It
37:54started
37:54to snow
37:55and
37:56Percy's
37:57fire had
37:57almost
37:58gone
37:58out.
38:01Soon
38:01Percy's
38:02face
38:02was
38:03so
38:03cold
38:04an
38:04icicle
38:05hung
38:05from
38:05his
38:05nose.
38:08Oh
38:09b-b-b-b-bother
38:10stuttered
38:11Percy.
38:13But
38:14it
38:14didn't
38:15sound
38:15like
38:15Percy.
38:16It
38:17was
38:17so
38:17cold
38:18he
38:18could
38:18hardly
38:19make
38:19a
38:19sound.
38:22The
38:23next
38:23morning
38:23Emily
38:24arrived
38:24with
38:25plenty
38:25of
38:25coal
38:25for
38:26Percy.
38:28Oh
38:29my
38:29she
38:30said
38:30it
38:31looks
38:32like
38:32Jack
38:32Frost
38:33really
38:33got
38:33you
38:33then.
38:36Soon
38:37Percy
38:37was
38:38loaded
38:38with
38:38fresh
38:39coal
38:39and
38:40his
38:40fire
38:40was
38:41soon
38:41burning
38:41nicely.
38:42It
38:43wasn't
38:43long
38:43before
38:44his
38:44ice
38:44mask
38:45melted
38:45away.
38:48So
38:49scary
38:49Jack
38:49Frost
38:50is
38:50only
38:51Frost
38:52puffed
38:53Percy
38:53happily
38:53and
38:54soon
38:55he
38:55was
38:56as
38:56warm
38:56as
38:57toast.
39:04James
39:05and
39:05the
39:06van
39:08It
39:09was
39:09a
39:09frosty
39:10morning
39:10on
39:10the
39:10island
39:11of
39:11Sodor
39:11and
39:12James
39:13was
39:13bringing
39:13a
39:14goods
39:14train
39:14from
39:14the
39:14little
39:15western.
39:15He
39:16was
39:16cold
39:17and
39:17tired
39:17and
39:18wouldn't
39:19stop
39:19complaining.
39:21Why
39:22couldn't
39:22Duck
39:23or
39:23Oliver
39:23do
39:24this
39:24he
39:24moaned.
39:25A
39:26splendid
39:26engine
39:27like
39:27me
39:27should
39:27be
39:28pulling
39:28coaches
39:29not
39:29these
39:30troublesome
39:30trucks.
39:33Don't
39:34worry
39:34James
39:34satisfied
39:35me.
39:36We've
39:36nearly
39:37reached
39:37the
39:37yard
39:37so
39:38you
39:38can
39:39have
39:39a
39:39drink
39:39and
39:39rest
39:40before
39:40your
39:40next
39:41train.
39:43Good
39:44James
39:44replied
39:45a
39:46nice
39:46long
39:46rest
39:47will
39:47make
39:47me
39:47feel
39:48much
39:48better.
39:53Soon
39:53they
39:54arrived
39:54back
39:54at
39:55the
39:55yard.
39:56James
39:56was
39:57still
39:57feeling
39:57rather
39:58upset
39:58and
39:59as
39:59he
39:59stood
40:00in
40:00the
40:00yard
40:00the
40:01icy
40:01wind
40:02swirled
40:02around
40:03his
40:03smoke
40:03box.
40:05Bother
40:06this
40:06cold
40:07weather
40:08he
40:08shivered.
40:10Right
40:11said his
40:12fireman
40:12I'll
40:13jump
40:13down
40:14and
40:14uncouple
40:14the
40:14trucks
40:15then
40:16we
40:16can
40:16go
40:16and
40:16fetch
40:17the
40:17coaches.
40:19He
40:20walked
40:20over
40:20to
40:20the
40:20coupling
40:21and
40:21tried
40:21to
40:21uncouple
40:22it
40:22but
40:23try
40:23as
40:23he
40:24might
40:24it
40:25would
40:25not
40:25budge.
40:28What's
40:28going
40:29on
40:29back
40:29there
40:30asked
40:30James
40:31I'm
40:32going
40:32to
40:32be
40:32late
40:32for
40:33my
40:33passengers.
40:35There
40:36seems
40:36to be
40:36a
40:36problem
40:37with
40:37the
40:37coupling
40:37said
40:38his
40:38fireman
40:39at
40:39last.
40:39It
40:40looks
40:40like
40:40we're
40:40going
40:41to
40:41take
40:41the
40:41van
40:42with
40:42us.
40:44What
40:44exclaimed
40:46James
40:46pull
40:47my
40:47train
40:48and
40:48this
40:48horrible
40:49van
40:49too.
40:50No
40:50I
40:51won't
40:51what
40:52would
40:52the
40:53other
40:53engines
40:53think
40:54if
40:54they
40:54found
40:54out.
40:57Great
40:57grumbled
40:59the
40:59van
40:59now
41:00I'm
41:00stuck
41:01behind
41:01you
41:02for
41:02the
41:02rest
41:02of
41:02the
41:02day.
41:04Now
41:05come
41:06on
41:06suit
41:06this
41:07fireman
41:07we
41:08must
41:09remember
41:09the
41:09passengers
41:10we
41:11can't
41:11leave
41:11them
41:12standing
41:12out
41:12in
41:13the
41:13cold.
41:15Fine
41:16groaned
41:16James
41:17the
41:18sooner
41:18we
41:18take
41:18these
41:19passengers
41:19the
41:20sooner
41:20I
41:20can
41:20get
41:20to
41:21the
41:21works
41:21and
41:21get
41:21my
41:22coupling
41:22fixed.
41:27James
41:27arrived
41:28at the
41:28platform
41:28still
41:29cold
41:29and
41:29upset
41:30as
41:31he
41:31watched
41:31the
41:31passengers
41:32begin
41:32to
41:32board
41:32the
41:33train
41:33he
41:34was
41:34surprised
41:34to
41:34see
41:35that
41:35the
41:35passengers
41:35didn't
41:36take
41:36much
41:36notice
41:37of
41:37the
41:37van.
41:39That's
41:40good
41:40he
41:40thought
41:41to
41:41himself
41:41maybe
41:42if
41:43the
41:43passengers
41:44don't
41:44notice
41:45then
41:45maybe
41:46none
41:46of
41:46the
41:47other
41:47engines
41:47will
41:51as
41:52James
41:52arrived at
41:53the
41:53station
41:54he
41:54suddenly
41:55heard
41:55a
41:55familiar
41:56whistle
41:58oh
41:58no
41:59said
42:00James
42:00it's
42:01Gordon
42:03hello
42:04little
42:05James
42:05what
42:06are
42:07you
42:07doing
42:07coupled
42:08to
42:08that
42:08van
42:09asked
42:09Gordon
42:10is that
42:12what
42:12passes
42:12as a
42:13special
42:13coach
42:14nowadays
42:16Gordon
42:17puffed
42:18away
42:18still
42:19laughing
42:21James
42:22tried
42:22to
42:22ignore
42:23him
42:23and
42:24it
42:24wasn't
42:24long
42:25before
42:25the
42:25guards
42:25whistle
42:26blew
42:26and
42:26continued
42:27on
42:28their
42:28way
42:31James
42:32soon
42:33arrived
42:33at
42:33Wellsworth
42:34station
42:34as
42:35the
42:35passengers
42:35began
42:36to
42:36board
42:36he
42:37suddenly
42:37noticed
42:38a
42:38station
42:38master
42:39talking
42:39to
42:39someone
42:40with
42:40a
42:40large
42:40wooden
42:41box
42:43I'm
42:43sorry
42:44but
42:44you
42:44can't
42:44bring
42:44this
42:45on
42:45the
42:45train
42:45said
42:46the
42:46station
42:46master
42:47there
42:47isn't
42:48enough
42:48space
42:48you'll
42:49need
42:49to
42:50wait
42:50for
42:50the
42:50mail
42:50train
42:50later
42:51tonight
42:53but
42:53I'm
42:54performing
42:54in an
42:54important
42:55concert
42:55explained
42:56the
42:56passenger
42:57and
42:57I
42:58must
42:58get
42:58myself
42:59and
42:59my
42:59piano
43:00there
43:00on
43:00time
43:02James
43:03listened
43:03carefully
43:04and
43:05suddenly
43:05an
43:06idea
43:06came
43:07to
43:07him
43:09excuse
43:09me
43:10he
43:10called
43:11but
43:12you
43:12could
43:12try
43:12putting
43:13your
43:13piano
43:13into
43:14my
43:14van
43:14I'm
43:15sure
43:16it
43:16would
43:16fit
43:16and
43:17it
43:17would
43:17mean
43:18you
43:18could
43:18get
43:18to
43:18your
43:18concert
43:19on
43:19time
43:21the
43:22passenger
43:22was
43:23delighted
43:25that's
43:26a
43:26wonderful
43:27idea
43:27James
43:27said
43:28the
43:28passenger
43:28what
43:29a
43:29clever
43:30engine
43:30you
43:30are
43:32James
43:33felt
43:33rather
43:34pleased
43:34with
43:35himself
43:42this
43:43piano
43:43is
43:43heavy
43:44moaned
43:45the
43:45van
43:45why
43:46did
43:46we
43:46have
43:47to
43:47take
43:47it
43:49do
43:50stop
43:50your
43:50complaining
43:51puffed
43:52James
43:52all
43:54this
43:54fuss
43:54over
43:55one
43:55wooden
43:56box
43:58the
43:59piano
43:59is
44:00loaded
44:00now
44:00so
44:01it's
44:01almost
44:02time
44:02for
44:02us
44:02to
44:02get
44:03going
44:03said
44:04James
44:04to
44:04the
44:04passenger
44:07so
44:07the
44:07passenger
44:08hurried
44:08quickly
44:09to
44:09their
44:09carriage
44:10and
44:11moments
44:11later
44:11the
44:12guard
44:12blew
44:13his
44:13whistle
44:13and
44:14James
44:14knew
44:14it
44:14was
44:15time
44:15to
44:15leave
44:19at
44:19the
44:20next
44:20station
44:20Sir
44:21Topham
44:21Hat
44:21was
44:22waiting
44:22for
44:22James
44:22to
44:23arrive
44:23he
44:24was
44:24surprised
44:24to
44:25see
44:25a
44:25goods
44:25van
44:25in
44:26front
44:26of
44:26his
44:26coaches
44:27he
44:28was
44:28just
44:28about
44:28to
44:28ask
44:29him
44:29about
44:29it
44:29when
44:30the
44:30owner
44:30of
44:30the
44:30piano
44:31came
44:31over
44:31to
44:31see
44:32him
44:34this
44:34clever
44:34engine
44:35and his
44:35crew
44:35came
44:36to
44:36my
44:36rescue
44:36he
44:37explained
44:37they
44:38helped
44:38me
44:38to
44:39transport
44:39my
44:39piano
44:40in
44:40time
44:40for
44:40my
44:40van's
44:41concert
44:41tonight
44:41and
44:42James
44:43offered
44:43to
44:43help
44:43you
44:44must
44:44be
44:44very
44:45proud
44:45of
44:45him
44:48indeed
44:48I
44:48am
44:49smiled
44:49Sir
44:49Topham
44:50Hutt
44:50James
44:51your
44:51quick
44:52thinking
44:52has
44:52helped
44:53a
44:53passenger
44:53in
44:53need
44:54and
44:55you
44:55once
44:55again
44:55proven
44:56yourself
44:56to
44:57be
44:57a
44:57really
44:58useful
44:58engine
45:01thank
45:01you
45:02sir
45:02puffed
45:03James
45:03proudly
45:05hey
45:06what about
45:07me
45:07cried
45:08the
45:08van
45:08I
45:09had
45:09to
45:09carry
45:10the
45:10piano
45:12Sir
45:13Topham
45:13Hutt
45:13turned
45:14his
45:14attention
45:14to
45:15the
45:15van
45:17I
45:18hear
45:18you
45:18helped
45:18one
45:19of
45:19my
45:19passengers
45:19today
45:20he
45:20said
45:21so
45:22I
45:22must
45:22thank
45:22you
45:23as
45:23well
45:23you
45:24are
45:24a
45:25very
45:25useful
45:25van
45:26indeed
45:26and
45:27you
45:27have
45:27given
45:28me
45:28an
45:28idea
45:29perhaps
45:30we
45:30should
45:31consider
45:31adding
45:31vans
45:32to
45:32all
45:32our
45:32passenger
45:33trains
45:33in
45:33future
45:36I
45:36think
45:36that's
45:37a
45:37good
45:37idea
45:37Sir
45:38said
45:38James
45:39getting
45:40stuck
45:40to
45:40a
45:40goods
45:40van
45:41wasn't
45:41such
45:41a
45:42bad
45:42thing
45:42after
45:43all
45:44the van
45:46was
45:46pleased
45:46but
45:47a
45:47little
45:47embarrassed
45:48he
45:49wasn't
45:49used
45:49to
45:50getting
45:50praise
45:50like
45:50this
45:51and
45:51was
45:51looking
45:52forward
45:52to
45:53his
45:53next
45:54passenger
45:54train
45:59first
46:00class
46:00engine
46:03early
46:04one
46:04morning
46:04Percy
46:05arrived
46:06back
46:06at
46:06Tidmouth
46:06Sheds
46:07very
46:08tired
46:10morning
46:11Percy
46:12said
46:12Thomas
46:13you
46:14do
46:14look
46:14tired
46:17yes
46:17I
46:18am
46:18said
46:19Percy
46:19sleepily
46:20I
46:21was
46:21up
46:21all
46:22night
46:22delivering
46:22the
46:22mail
46:23it
46:24seems
46:24like
46:24there
46:24are
46:25more
46:25letters
46:25and
46:25parcels
46:26than
46:26ever
46:30scoffed
46:30James
46:31you're
46:32only a
46:32little
46:32engine
46:33no
46:33wonder
46:33you
46:34struggle
46:34to
46:34manage
46:34those
46:35heavy
46:35vans
46:36perhaps
46:37Sir
46:37Topham
46:38Hat
46:38should
46:38give
46:38the
46:38job
46:39to
46:39another
46:39engine
46:40or
46:40even
46:40Harold
46:41I'm
46:42sure
46:42they
46:42could
46:42manage
46:43the
46:43work
46:45I
46:46can
46:46manage
46:47fine
46:47on
46:47my
46:48own
46:48thank
46:48you
46:49said
46:49Percy
46:50firmly
46:53perhaps
46:54said
46:54a voice
46:54you could
46:55do with a
46:56little help
46:56Percy
46:59It was
47:00Sir Topham
47:00Hat
47:01who had
47:01just
47:02arrived
47:02and had
47:03heard
47:03everything
47:06James
47:07you think
47:08another
47:08engine
47:08should
47:09help
47:09take
47:09the
47:09mail
47:10I
47:10think
47:11that's
47:11a
47:11very
47:11good
47:12idea
47:12and
47:13I'm
47:13sure
47:13Percy
47:14wouldn't
47:14mind
47:15the
47:15lighter
47:15workload
47:16for a
47:16while
47:18Percy
47:19was
47:19pleased
47:20and
47:21James
47:21looked
47:21smug
47:22that
47:23was
47:23until
47:23Sir
47:24Topham
47:24Hat
47:24continued
47:27I'm
47:28assigning
47:28both
47:29you
47:29and
47:30Percy
47:30to
47:30tonight's
47:31mail
47:31run
47:31you
47:32can
47:32help
47:33him
47:33collect
47:33all
47:33the
47:34letters
47:34and
47:34parcels
47:35that
47:35need
47:35to
47:35go
47:36to
47:36the
47:36mainland
47:39James
47:39was
47:40horrified
47:43but
47:43say
47:44he
47:44protested
47:45I'm
47:45supposed
47:46to be
47:46taking
47:46the
47:46express
47:47in
47:47the
47:47morning
47:47and
47:48I
47:48can't
47:48do
47:49that
47:49if
47:49I've
47:49been
47:49busy
47:50all
47:50night
47:50pulling
47:50the
47:51mail
47:51train
47:53I'm
47:54sure
47:54Emily
47:55wouldn't
47:55mind
47:55taking
47:56the
47:56express
47:56in
47:57your
47:57place
47:57James
47:58replied
47:59Sir
47:59Topham
47:59Hat
47:59now
48:00the
48:00decision
48:01is
48:01final
48:02so
48:03I'll
48:03hear
48:03no
48:03more
48:04about
48:04it
48:06and
48:07Sir
48:07Topham
48:08Hat
48:08turned
48:08and
48:09walked
48:09away
48:13later
48:13that
48:14night
48:14James
48:15and
48:15Percy
48:15had
48:16collected
48:16their
48:16mail
48:17vans
48:17and
48:17were
48:18waiting
48:18for
48:18them
48:18to
48:18be
48:19loaded
48:19at
48:19Knapford
48:19station
48:22Percy
48:23was
48:23trying
48:23to
48:24explain
48:24to
48:24James
48:24what
48:25he
48:25had
48:25to
48:25do
48:26but
48:27James
48:27was
48:27taking
48:28no
48:28notice
48:31James
48:32you
48:33must
48:33remember
48:33to
48:34collect
48:34all
48:34the
48:34bags
48:35of
48:35mail
48:35at
48:35each
48:36station
48:36explained
48:37Percy
48:37sometimes
48:39the
48:39mail
48:39will
48:39arrive
48:40by
48:40road
48:40so
48:41you
48:41have
48:42to
48:42be
48:42patient
48:42and
48:43wait
48:43for
48:43the
48:43van
48:44to
48:44arrive
48:44and
48:44be
48:45loaded
48:45into
48:45your
48:45train
48:46before
48:47you
48:47leave
48:49but
48:50James
48:50was
48:51too
48:51busy
48:52thinking
48:52about
48:52getting
48:53back
48:53to
48:53his
48:53shed
48:54and
48:54waking
48:55up
48:55to
48:55pull
48:55the
48:56morning
48:56express
48:59just
49:00then
49:00the
49:01guards
49:01whistle
49:02blew
49:02and
49:03the
49:03two
49:03engines
49:03set
49:04off
49:07good
49:08luck
49:08James
49:09said
49:10Percy
49:12I'll
49:13manage
49:13fine
49:14thank
49:14you
49:14James
49:15grumbled
49:17silly
49:18Percy
49:19thinking
49:19I can't
49:20manage
49:20a few
49:20bags
49:21of
49:21mail
49:21it
49:22can't
49:23be
49:23that
49:23difficult
49:27hello
49:28James
49:28said
49:29the
49:29station
49:29master
49:29some
49:30of
49:30the
49:31mail
49:31arriving
49:31by
49:32road
49:32has
49:32been
49:32delayed
49:33so
49:33you'll
49:33need
49:34to
49:34wait
49:34for
49:34it
49:34to
49:34arrive
49:35in
49:35the
49:36meantime
49:36here
49:36is
49:37the
49:37rest
49:37of
49:37the
49:37mail
49:37for
49:38you
49:40bother
49:41muttered
49:41James
49:43this
49:43is
49:43sure
49:44to
49:44make
49:44me
49:44late
49:45now
49:48as
49:48James
49:48arrived
49:49at
49:49Marron
49:49station
49:50the
49:50station
49:51master
49:51ran
49:51up
49:52to
49:52him
49:52looking
49:52rather
49:53upset
49:56James
49:56he
49:57said
49:58I've
49:58had
49:58a
49:58phone
49:59call
49:59from
49:59the
49:59station
49:59master
50:00at
50:00Wellsworth
50:01and
50:01he
50:01tells
50:02me
50:02that
50:02you
50:02didn't
50:03wait
50:03for the
50:03mail
50:03to
50:04arrive
50:04by
50:04road
50:07James
50:07felt
50:08foolish
50:11now
50:12continued
50:13the
50:13station
50:13master
50:13we
50:14have
50:14arranged
50:15for
50:15the
50:15mail
50:15to
50:16be
50:16brought
50:16here
50:16so
50:17please
50:18can
50:18you
50:18wait
50:18for
50:19it
50:19to
50:19arrive
50:19it's
50:20vital
50:21that
50:21this
50:21important
50:22mail
50:22reaches
50:22its
50:23destination
50:23on
50:24time
50:26this
50:27time
50:28James
50:28listened
50:29carefully
50:29and
50:30suddenly
50:31an
50:31idea
50:32came
50:32to
50:32him
50:34if
50:35I
50:35deliver
50:36all
50:36the
50:36important
50:37mail
50:37he
50:37thought
50:38then
50:39I'm
50:39sure
50:39that
50:40Sir
50:40Topham
50:40Hat
50:40will
50:41say
50:41I'm
50:41really
50:42useful
50:42maybe
50:43even
50:44more
50:44useful
50:45than
50:45Percy
50:48don't
50:48worry
50:49Sir
50:49said
50:49James
50:50to
50:50the
50:50station
50:50master
50:51I
50:52promise
50:52I'll
50:52wait
50:53for
50:53the
50:53mail
50:53to
50:53arrive
50:54and
50:54make
50:54sure
50:55it
50:55gets
50:55to
50:55the
50:55mainland
50:56in
50:56time
50:59that's
50:59a
50:59good
51:00engine
51:00smiled
51:01the
51:01station
51:01master
51:01the
51:02mail
51:03won't
51:03be
51:03long
51:03now
51:03so
51:04you'll
51:04soon
51:04be
51:05on
51:05your
51:05way
51:05again
51:08so
51:08James
51:09waited
51:09for
51:09the
51:09mail
51:10to
51:10arrive
51:16he
51:17didn't
51:17have
51:17to
51:17wait
51:18long
51:18he
51:19heard
51:19a
51:19car
51:19horn
51:20coming
51:20from
51:20nearby
51:20and
51:21then
51:21watched
51:22as
51:22a
51:22red
51:22post
51:23van
51:23pulled
51:23into
51:24the
51:24station
51:24car
51:25park
51:27James
51:28arrived
51:28at
51:29Vicarstown
51:29station
51:30and
51:31was
51:31feeling
51:31pleased
51:31with
51:32himself
51:32he
51:33had
51:33collected
51:33all
51:33the
51:34mail
51:34and
51:34tried
51:35his
51:35best
51:35to
51:35make
51:35up
51:36for
51:36lost
51:36time
51:39Percy
51:39was
51:40already
51:40there
51:41waiting
51:41for
51:41him
51:41and
51:42so
51:43was
51:43Sir
51:44Topham
51:44Hatt
51:47James
51:47was
51:48worried
51:48what
51:48he
51:48would
51:49say
51:49about
51:49him
51:49not
51:50being
51:50patient
51:50and
51:51waiting
51:51for
51:51the
51:51mail
51:54ah
51:55there
51:56you
51:56are
51:56James
51:57said
51:57Sir
51:58Topham
51:58Hatt
52:00I've
52:01heard
52:01from
52:02several
52:02of
52:02the
52:02station
52:03masters
52:03that
52:04you've
52:04done
52:04a
52:04good
52:05night's
52:05work
52:05Sir
52:06Topham
52:06Hatt
52:06smiled
52:07I've
52:08also
52:08heard
52:09that
52:09there
52:09was
52:09a
52:09small
52:10incident
52:10at
52:10Wellsworth
52:11station
52:11he
52:12added
52:12but
52:13you
52:14put
52:14things
52:14right
52:15and
52:15have
52:15made
52:15sure
52:16that
52:16all
52:17the
52:17mail
52:17arrived
52:18on
52:18time
52:18you
52:19have
52:19once
52:19again
52:20proved
52:20to
52:20me
52:21that
52:21you
52:21were
52:21a
52:21really
52:22useful
52:22engine
52:23and
52:23a
52:24first
52:24class
52:24one
52:25at
52:25that
52:28well
52:28done
52:28James
52:29puffed
52:30Percy
52:30excitedly
52:33James
52:33felt
52:34so
52:34proud
52:35he
52:35thought
52:35his
52:36boiler
52:36would
52:37burst
52:37said
52:38he
52:38he
52:38he
52:38he
52:38he
52:38and
52:38he
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