Thomas & Friends 3x2

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It's holiday time and the Vicar's Sunday School is spending the day at the seaside. Percy promises Thomas that he'll get Annie, Clarabel and the children home safe and sound; but floods spell disaster for the little engine until...

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1. IT WAS A COLD WINTER'S MORNING

2. ON THE ISLAND OF SODOR.

3. THE WIND WAS BITTER

4. AND THE GROUND HARD WITH FROST.

5. THOMAS AND PERCY WERE COLD AND CROSS.

6. "ALL I WANT IS A WARM BOILER,"

7. HUFFED THOMAS.

8. "FIRELIGHTER KNOWS THAT.

9. HE'S LATE."

10. "HE'S NOT LATE"

11. REPLIED PERCY.

12. "THIS COLD WEATHER WOKE US UP EARLY."

13. GUSTS OF WIND SWIRLED 'ROUND THE SHED

14. TOSSING FLAKES OF SNOW TOWARDS THOMAS.

15. THEN THEY SWOOSHED 'ROUND PERCY TOO.

16. "WHY DON'T WE TALK ABOUT SOMETHING ELSE"

17. SHIVERED PERCY.

18. "YES,

19. REPLIED THOMAS.

20. "LIKE HOW SILLY WE'LL LOOK

21. WHEN OUR FUNNELS TURN INTO ICICLES."

22. "THAT'S NOT FUNNY.

23. "MAYBE WE'LL STOP FEELING COLD

24. "IF WE TALK ABOUT WARM THINGS,

25. LIKE SUNSHINE AND STEAM."

26. "AND FIRELIGHTERS,"

27. MUTTERED THOMAS.

28. "SCARVES,"

29. CONTINUED PERCY.

30. "SCARVES?"

31. LAUGHED THOMAS.

32. "THAT'S WHAT YOU NEED, PERCY.

33. A WOOLLY SCARF 'ROUND YOUR FUNNEL."

34. THOMAS WAS ONLY TEASING

35. BUT PERCY THOUGHT HAPPILY ABOUT SCARVES

36. UNTIL THE FIRELIGHTER CAME.

37. SIR TOPHAM HATT WAS ENJOYING HOT PORRIDGE FOR BREAKFAST.

38. HE WAS LOOKING FORWARD

39. TO TAKING IMPORTANT VISITORS ON A TOUR OF THE RAILWAY

40. AND HAD PRESSED HIS SPECIAL TROUSERS.

41. "I SHALL PUT THEM IN MY TRUNK,"

42. SIR TOPHAM HATT SAID TO HIS WIFE,

43. "AND CHANGE INTO THEM

44. JUST BEFORE THE PHOTOGRAPHS ARE TAKEN."

45. THEN HE SET OFF TO CATCH HIS TRAIN.

46. PERCY WAS NOW WORKING HARD.

47. HIS FIRE WAS BURNING NICELY AND HE HAD PLENTY OF STEAM

48. BUT HE STILL THOUGHT ABOUT SCARVES.

49. HE SAW THEM EVERYWHERE HE WENT.

50. "MY FUNNEL'S COLD, MY FUNNEL'S COLD"

51. HE PUFFED.

52. "I WANT A SCARF, I WANT A SCARF."

53. "RUBBISH, PERCY"

54. SAID HENRY.

55. "ENGINES DON'T WEAR SCARVES."

56. "ENGINES WITH PROPER FUNNELS DO,"

57. REPLIED PERCY.

58. "YOU'VE ONLY GOT A SMALL ONE."

59. BEFORE HENRY COULD ANSWER, PERCY PUFFED AWAY.

60. HENRY SNORTED.

61. HE WAS LOOKING FORWARD TO PULLING THE SPECIAL TRAIN.

62. IT WAS TIME FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHS.

63. EVERYONE WAS EXCITED.

64. SIR TOPHAM HATT WAS WAITING ON THE PLATFORM

65. FOR HIS TROUSERS.

66. THEY WERE IN A TRUNK AMONGST A BIG LOAD OF BAGGAGE.

67. THE PORTERS WERE TAKING THE BAGGAGE TROLLEY

68. ACROSS THE LINE.

69. THEY WERE WALKING BACKWARDS TO SEE THAT NOTHING FELL OFF.

70. PERCY WAS STILL BEING CHEEKY.

71. HIS DRIVER ALWAYS SHUT OFF STEAM

72. JUST OUTSIDE THE STATION.

73. PERCY WANTED TO SURPRISE THE COACHES

74. BY COMING IN AS QUIETLY AS HE COULD.

75. BUT THE PORTERS DIDN'T HEAR HIM EITHER.

76. PERCY GAVE THEM SUCH A FRIGHT

77. THAT BOXES AND BAGS BURST EVERYWHERE.

78. "OH,"

79. GROANED PERCY.

80. OHHH...

81. STICKY STREAMS OF JAM TRICKLED DOWN PERCY'S FACE.

82. A TOP HAT HUNG ON HIS LAMP IRON.

83. WORST OF ALL,

84. A PAIR OF TROUSERS COILED LOVINGLY

85. AROUND HIS FUNNEL.

86. EVERYONE WAS VERY ANGRY.

87. SIR TOPHAM HATT SEIZED THE TOP HAT.

88. "MINE!"

89. HE SAID.

90. "PERCY, LOOK AT THIS!"

91. "YES, SIR; I AM, SIR."

92. "MY BEST TROUSERS TOO."

93. "YES, SIR; PLEASE, SIR."

94. "WE MUST PAY THE PASSENGERS FOR THEIR SPOILED CLOTHES

95. "AND MY TROUSERS ARE RUINED.

96. "I HOPE THIS WILL TEACH YOU

97. NOT TO PLAY TRICKS WITH THE COACHES."

98. PERCY WENT OFF TO THE YARD.

99. HE FELT VERY SILLY.

100. ON THE WAY HE MET JAMES.

101. "HELLO, PERCY; SO YOU FOUND A SCARF, EH?

102. BUT LEGS GO IN TROUSERS, NOT FUNNELS!"

103. AND HE PUFFED AWAY TO TELL HENRY THE NEWS.

104. THAT EVENING THOMAS AND PERCY WERE RESTING IN THE SHED.

105. PERCY'S DRIVER HAD TAKEN AWAY THE TROUSERS

106. AND GIVEN PERCY A GOOD RUB DOWN.

107. "FIRELIGHTER'S PROMISED TO COME EARLY TOMORROW,"

108. SAID THOMAS.

109. HENRY ARRIVED.

110. HE'D ENJOYED TAKING THE VISITORS AROUND

111. AND NOW HE FELT SORRY FOR PERCY TOO.

112. "DRIVER SAYS THE WEATHER WILL BE WARMER TOMORROW.

113. YOU WON'T NEED A SCARF, PERCY."

114. "CERTAINLY NOT,"

115. REPLIED PERCY.

116. "ENGINES DON'T NEED SCARVES.

117. "ENGINES NEED WARM BOILERS.

118. EVERYONE KNOWS THAT."

119. EVERY SUMMER

120. THE ISLAND OF SODOR IS VERY BUSY.

121. HOLIDAY MAKERS LOVE TO SIGHTSEE

122. AND WHEN THE WEATHER IS FINE,

123. THERE IS NO BETTER PLACE TO VISIT.

124. SOME PEOPLE LIKE TO GO TO THE MOUNTAINS,

125. OTHERS LIKE THE VALLEYS.

126. CHILDREN LOVE THE SEASIDE.

127. ONE MORNING THOMAS WAS PUFFING ALONG

128. THE LINE THAT RUNS BY THE COAST.

129. HIS TWO COACHES, ANNIE AND CLARABEL,

130. WERE PACKED WITH CHILDREN GOING TO THE BEACH.

131. EVERYONE WAS HAPPY.

132. PERCY WAS TAKING SOME FREIGHT CARS TO THE HARBOR.

133. "HELLO, THOMAS,

134. "YOU LOOK CHEERFUL.

135. I WISH I COULD TAKE CHILDREN TODAY INSTEAD OF FREIGHT CARS."

136. "THEY'RE THE VICAR'S SUNDAY SCHOOL,"

137. EXPLAINED THOMAS.

138. "I'M BUSY THIS EVENING

139. "BUT THE STATIONMASTER SAYS

140. I CAN ASK YOU TO TAKE THE CHILDREN HOME."

141. "OF COURSE I WILL,"

142. PROMISED PERCY.

143. LATER PERCY SAW HAROLD.

144. "SORRY, PERCY, CAN'T TALK; I'M ON HIGH ALERT."

145. "WHY?"

146. "BAD WEATHER'S DUE.

147. "MY HELP'S ALWAYS NEEDED.

148. MIND HOW YOU GO, PERCY."

149. "PUH!"

150. HUFFED PERCY.

151. "AS LONG AS I'VE GOT RAILS TO RUN ON,

152. "I CAN GO ANYWHERE,

153. "IN ANY WEATHER ANYHOW.

154. GOOD-BYE."

155. "BE CAREFUL," WARNED EDWARD.

156. "THERE'S A STORM COMING."

157. "A PROMISE IS A PROMISE,"

158. THOUGHT PERCY,

159. "NO MATTER WHAT THE WEATHER."

160. THE CHILDREN HAD A LOVELY DAY,

161. BUT BY TEATIME DARK CLOUDS LOOMED AHEAD.

162. ANNIE AND CLARABEL WERE GLAD WHEN PERCY ARRIVED.

163. HE WAS JUST IN TIME.

164. THE RAIN STREAMED DOWN PERCY'S BOILER.

165. "UGH,"

166. HE SHIVERED,

167. AND THOUGHT OF HIS NICE, DRY SHED.

168. PERCY STRUGGLED ON PAST COASTAL VILLAGES

169. AND INTO THE COUNTRYSIDE.

170. THE RIVER WAS RISING FAST.

171. "I WISH I COULD SEE; I WISH I COULD SEE,"

172. COMPLAINED PERCY

173. AS HE BATTLED AGAINST THE RAIN.

174. MORE TROUBLE LAY AHEAD.

175. "OH,"

176. HISSED PERCY.

177. "THE WATER IS SLOSHING MY FIRE!"

178. PERCY'S DRIVER AND FIREMAN HAD TO FIND SOME MORE FIREWOOD.

179. "I'LL HAVE SOME OF YOUR FLOORBOARDS, PLEASE,"

180. SAID THE FIREMAN TO THE CONDUCTOR.

181. "I ONLY SWEPT THE FLOOR THIS MORNING,"

182. GRUMBLED THE CONDUCTOR,

183. BUT HE STILL HELPED.

184. SOON PERCY'S FIRE WAS BURNING WELL.

185. HE FELT WARM AND COMFORTABLE AGAIN.

186. THEN HE SAW HAROLD.

187. "OH, DEAR,"

188. THOUGHT PERCY.

189. "HAROLD'S COME TO LAUGH AT ME."

190. SOMETHING THUDDED ONTO PERCY'S BOILER.

191. "OW!"

192. EXCLAIMED PERCY.

193. "HE NEEDN'T THROW THINGS."

194. "IT'S A PARACHUTE,"

195. LAUGHED HIS DRIVER.

196. "HAROLD'S DROPPING HOT DRINKS FOR US."

197. "THANK YOU, HAROLD,"

198. WHISTLED PERCY.

199. "GOOD TO BE OF SERVICE,"

200. REPLIED HAROLD AND BUZZED AWAY.

201. THE WATER LAPPED PERCY'S WHEELS.

202. PERCY WAS LOSING STEAM AGAIN BUT HE PLUNGED BRAVELY ON.

203. "I PROMISED,"

204. HE PANTED.

205. "I PROMISED."

206. HE MADE ONE MORE BIG EFFORT

207. AND, AT LAST, EXHAUSTED BUT TRIUMPHANT

208. HE BROUGHT THE TRAIN HOME.

209. "WELL DONE, PERCY,"

210. CHEERED THOMAS.

211. "YOU KEPT YOUR PROMISE DESPITE EVERYTHING."

212. SIR TOPHAM HATT ARRIVED IN HAROLD.

213. FIRST HE THANKED THE MEN, THEN PERCY.

214. "HAROLD TOLD ME YOU WERE, UH, A WIZARD.

215. "HE SAID HE CAN BEAT YOU AT SOME THINGS,

216. "BUT NOT AT BEING A SUBMARINE.

217. "I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU TWO GET UP TO SOMETIMES,

218. BUT I DO KNOW THAT YOU'RE A REALLY USEFUL ENGINE."

219. "OH, SIR,"

220. WHISPERED PERCY HAPPILY.