Thomas & Friends 2x4

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In a lonely, rusty Scrapyard is poor Trevor the Traction Engine, who is ready to be broken up. He is feeling sorry for himself because he feels that he's too old-fashioned to be Useful. Edward finds Trevor's situation to be a tremendous shame, and is determined to find someone to buy Trevor and save him, but who would "have room for a Traction Engine at home?"

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1. The Fat Controller works his engines hard.

2. They are proud when he calls them “really useful".

3. “I'm going to the scrap yard," Edward said.

4. “Already? You're not that old!" replied Thomas. He was only teasing.

5. The scrap yard is full of rusty old machines.

6. They are broken into pieces

7. and Edward pulls them to the steelworks where they are melted and used again.

8. Today, there was a surprise for Edward - a traction engine.

9. “Hello,” said Edward. “Why are you here?”

10. “I'm Trevor. They're going to break me up.”

11. "What a shame.”

12. “My driver says | only need paint and oil but my master says I'm old-fashioned.”

13. Edward snorted. “People say I'm old-fashioned

14. “but the Fat Controller says I'm useful.

15. “What work did you do?”

16. “My master sent us from farm to farm. We threshed corn and hauled logs.

17. “The children loved us." Trevor shut his eyes, remembering. "I like children.”

18. Edward set off for the station. "Broken up? What a shame. | must help Trevor."

19. He thought of all his friends but none of them would have room for Trevor.

20. “It's a shame,” he hissed.

21. Then "Peep-peep! Why didn't | think of him before?"

22. Standing there was the very person.

23. “Why does Edward look upset?" he asked the driver.

24. “The traction engine Jem Cole drove is in the scrap yard, Vicar."

25. “Save him. He saws wood and gives children rides.”

26. “We'll see,” replied the vicar.

27. Jem Cole came on Saturday. “The Reverend might buy you.”

28. “Do you think he will?” “He will when I've cleaned you up.”

29. The vicar arrived that evening. Trevor was so happy.

30. He chuffered about the yard.

31. “Show your paces, Trevor,” said the vicar.

32. Later, he came out of the office. "I've got him cheap!"

33. “You'll live at the vicarage now, Trevor,” said Jem.

34. “Peep, peep!" whistled Trevor.

35. Now Trevor's home is in the vicarage orchard and he sees Edward every day.

36. His paint is spotless and his brass shines like gold.

37. Trevor's happiest day is the church féte.

38. With a wooden seat bolted on,

39. he chuffers round the orchard giving rides to children.

40. Later, you will see him shut his eyes, remembering.

41. “| like children,” he whispers happily.