Thomas & Friends 4x23

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All the engines are thrilled when they hear that H.R.H, the Queen, is coming to visit their railway. But Thomas, Edward and Gordon are feeling sorry for themselves; things, however, get turned around for them when Henry accidentally gets covered with paint...

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1. OLIVER HAD BEEN TO THE WORKS TO BE MENDED.

2. SOME TROUBLESOME CARS TRICKED HIM

3. AND THE GREAT WESTERN ENGINE

4. FELL INTO THE TURNTABLE WELL.

5. NOW OLIVER WAS AS GOOD AS NEW

6. BUT HE WAS STILL WORRIED ABOUT CARS.

7. "I'D RATHER NOT USE THEM,"

8. HE PUFFED TO HIMSELF.

9. BUT THE CARS SANG SONGS, RUDE AND LOUD.

10. SCRUFFEY, THEIR LEADER, LED THE CHORUS.

11. THOMAS, DUCK AND PERCY WERE SHOCKED.

12. "BE QUIET,"

13. THEY ORDERED.

14. BUT THEY COULDN'T BE EVERYWHERE,

15. AND EVERYWHERE THEY WEREN'T THE CARS BEGAN AGAIN.

16. AT LAST THE ENGINES GAVE UP.

17. "WE'RE SORRY, OLIVER,"

18. THEY SAID.

19. "IT'S REALLY MY FAULT,"

20. SAID OLIVER SADLY.

21. "I SHOULDN'T HAVE FALLEN IN THE TURNTABLE WELL."

22. TOAD, THE BRAKE VAN, FELT SORRY FOR OLIVER TOO.

23. NEXT MORNING HE SPOKE TO DOUGLAS.

24. "I'M WORRIED, MR. DOUGLAS.

25. "THIS DISRESPECT FOR ENGINES.

26. WHERE'S IT GOING TO END?"

27. "WHO KNOWS,"

28. SIGHED DOUGLAS.

29. "I'VE GOT A PLAN, MR. DOUGLAS.

30. "MAY I STAY HERE TODAY AND HELP MR. OLIVER?

31. WE ARE BOTH GREAT WESTERN AND MUST STAND TOGETHER."

32. CERTAINLY, TOAD,"

33. REPLIED DOUGLAS AND PUFFED AWAY.

34. SOON TOAD WAS EXPLAINING HIS PLAN.

35. "GOODNESS GRACIOUS, TOAD.

36. I DON'T THINK YOU SHOULD SUGGEST SUCH A THING TO OLIVER."

37. BUT OLIVER INTERRUPTED.

38. "NO, DUCK.

39. "TOAD'S RIGHT.

40. "IT'S REALLY MY FAULT.

41. I MUST PUT THIS TROUBLE RIGHT."

42. "I MEANT NO DISRESPECT, YOU UNDERSTAND."

43. "OF COURSE NOT, TOAD.

44. "ANYWAY, DRIVER SAYS THE SAME

45. AND HE'S ARRANGED IT WITH THE STATIONMASTER."

46. "VERY WELL, OLIVER,"

47. CONCEDED DUCK,

48. "BUT I MUST HURRY.

49. "MY PASSENGERS'LL BE WAITING.

50. GOOD LUCK."

51. "SO LONG,"

52. SMILED OLIVER BRAVELY.

53. BUT HE FELT DREADFULLY NERVOUS INSIDE.

54. OLIVER MARSHALLED THE WORST CARS TWO BY TWO.

55. "THAT'S THE WAY, MR. OLIVER,"

56. WHISPERED TOAD.

57. "AND IF YOU LEAVE THAT SCRUFFEY TILL LAST,

58. "THEN YOU'LL HAVE HIM BEHIND YOU.

59. AND YOU CAN BUMP HIM IF HE STARTS HIS NONSENSE."

60. "HOLD BACK, HOLD BACK"

61. WHISPERED SCRUFFEY,

62. "AND PASS THE WORD TO THE OTHERS."

63. THE SILLY CARS GIGGLED.

64. BUT OLIVER KNEW WHAT TO DO.

65. THERE WAS PLENTY OF SAND ON THE RAILS

66. AND HIS WHEELS GRIPPED SPLENDIDLY.

67. HE GAVE A GREAT HEAVE.

68. "OOOER,"

69. GROANED SCRUFFEY.

70. "I DON'T LIKE THIS."

71. "GO ON,"

72. YELLED DUCK.

73. "WELL DONE, BOY, WELL DONE."

74. "OOOH,"

75. WAILED SCRUFFEY.

76. "I'M COMING APART."

77. AND HE DID!

78. THEN THERE WAS TROUBLE.

79. "WELL, OLIVER, SO YOU DON'T KNOW YOUR OWN STRENGTH.

80. IS THAT IT?"

81. "N-N-NO, SIR,"

82. SAID OLIVER NERVOUSLY.

83. SIR TOPHAM HATT INSPECTED SCRUFFEY.

84. "AS I THOUGHT, ROTTEN WOOD, RUSTY FRAMES.

85. "MAYBE IF WE PUT YOU BACK TOGETHER,

86. YOU'LL EARN YOURSELF A BETTER NAME."

87. NOWADAYS, OLIVER ONLY TAKES THE CARS

88. WHEN THE OTHER ENGINES ARE BUSY.

89. BUT THEY'RE ALWAYS QUICK TO WARN EACH OTHER.

90. "TAKE CARE WITH MR. OLIVER.

91. "IF YOU PLAY TRICKS ON HIM,

92. YOU'LL NEVER BE THE SAME CAR AGAIN."

93. SCRUFFEY HAS LEARNED HIS LESSON AND SAYS NOTHING AT ALL.

94. ON STARRY NIGHTS

95. WHEN THE MOON IS FULL AND THE AIR STILL,

96. YOU CAN HEAR THE SOUNDS OF FARAWAY SHIPS

97. AND DISTANT LAUGHTER.

98. THEY ECHO OVER THE HILLS AND THROUGH THE VALLEY,

99. DOWN CALM CANALS AND SLEEPY INLETS.

100. EVERY ENGINE KNOWS THAT THESE ARE THE SOUNDS THAT SAY

101. THE HARBOR IS HARD AT WORK

102. AT THE BIG STATION BY THE SEA.

103. ONE NIGHT A SPECIAL LOAD OF FISH WAS ORDERED.

104. SIR TOPHAM HATT DECIDED

105. THAT EXTRA VANS MUST BE ADDED TO THE TRAIN

106. THAT THE MEN CALL "THE FLYING KIPPER."

107. THE ONLY VANS AVAILABLE WERE OLD ONES.

108. THEY HAD NOT BEEN USED FOR A LONG TIME.

109. HENRY WAITED IMPATIENTLY BY THE QUAYSIDE

110. AS DUCK SHUNTED THEM INTO POSITION.

111. THOMAS PUFFED BY WITH THE MAIL TRAIN.

112. "HELLO, DUCK.

113. "GOING FISHING?

114. I'D TAKE CARE IF I WERE YOU."

115. "WHY?"

116. HUFFED DUCK.

117. "WELL, FOR ONE THING,"

118. PUFFED THOMAS REMEMBERING HIS OWN EXPERIENCE,

119. "IF FISH GET INTO AN ENGINE'S BOILER

120. "THEY ALWAYS CAUSE TROUBLE.

121. "AND FOR ANOTHER,

122. "FISH CAN BE AWFULLY SMELLY.

123. "AND I KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT.

124. GOOD NIGHT!"

125. HENRY GRUNTED DREADFULLY.

126. "YOU'LL JUST HAVE TO PUT UP WITH IT, HENRY,"

127. SAID HIS DRIVER.

128. "AT LEAST THE EXTRA LOAD WILL MEAN

129. YOU CAN HAVE ANOTHER ENGINE HELP US UP GORDON'S HILL."

130. MEANWHILE, DUCK WAS WAITING AT EDWARD'S STATION

131. SO THAT HE COULD HELP THE HEAVY TRAIN

132. BY PUSHING FROM BEHIND.

133. HENRY MADE GOOD PROGRESS.

134. WHEN THEY REACHED EDWARD'S STATION,

135. HIS DRIVER STOPPED THE TRAIN BEYOND THE PLATFORM.

136. THEN, HENRY GAVE A SPECIAL SIGNAL.

137. "BEEP-BEEP, BEEP-BEEP!

138. I NEED HELP PLEASE."

139. "BEEP-BEEP,"

140. REPLIED DUCK,

141. "I WON'T BE LONG."

142. DUCK BUFFERED GENTLY UP TO HENRY'S TRAIN.

143. HE WAS NOT COUPLED ON.

144. HENRY WOULD THEN BE ABLE TO RUN ON WITHOUT STOPPING

145. WHEN THEY REACHED THE TOP OF THE HILL.

146. "READY!"

147. WHISTLED DUCK.

148. AND OFF THEY WENT.

149. SOON THEY REACHED GORDON'S HILL.

150. "PUSH HARD, PUSH HARD,"

151. PUFFED HENRY.

152. "WE'RE DOING IT, WE'RE DOING IT,"

153. REPLIED DUCK.

154. HENRY WAS PULLING HIS TRAIN HARDER THAN HE REALIZED.

155. DUCK FELT THE WEIGHT ON HIS BUFFERS SLACKEN.

156. THEN DUCK NOTICED SOMETHING ELSE.

157. "THERE'S NO SIGN OF A TAIL LAMP,"

158. HE PUFFED.

159. HE WHISTLED, BUT THERE WAS NO REPLY.

160. MEANWHILE HENRY HAD NOTICED SOMETHING TOO.

161. "MY TRAIN'S GETTING HEAVIER,"

162. HE THOUGHT TO HIMSELF.

163. "I'M SLOWING DOWN."

164. THEN THERE WAS TROUBLE.

165. NO ONE WAS HURT,

166. BUT A STRONG SMELL OF FISH HUNG IN THE AIR.

167. NEXT DAY WORKMEN FOUND THE BROKEN TAIL LAMP

168. AT THE BOTTOM OF THE HILL.

169. SIR TOPHAM HATT SPOKE KINDLY TO DUCK.

170. "THE ACCIDENT WASN'T YOUR FAULT.

171. "WE SHOULD HAVE CHECKED THAT THIS TAIL LAMP

172. "WAS FIXED ON PROPERLY!

173. WE'LL SOON HAVE YOU IN WORKING ORDER AGAIN."

174. "THANK YOU, SIR,"

175. SAID DUCK SADLY.

176. "THOMAS TOLD ME TO BE CAREFUL ABOUT FISH.

177. THEY GOT ME IN A RIGHT PICKLE, DIDN'T THEY?"