Ladybird Book Thomas Series Thomas And Bertie

One day Thomas was waiting at the crossroads when a bust entered the yard. Hello, Thomas said, who are you? I'm Bertie said the bus who are you I'm Thomas I run this dirty branch to the left oh now I remember he said you were stuck in the snow I have to take your passengers so Terence the tractor has to get you out I've come to help you with your passengers today Help me, said Thomas angrily, I can go faster than you, he said, turning bluer than ever and releasing steam, you call him, he said dirty, I can jump, Thomas, I'll run, you said Bertie, his drivers accepted the race, the station master shouted, are you ready, and they left?

It always took Thomas a little time to gain speed, no, Bert, he quickly closed in. At the front Thomas was running well but he didn't rush. Why weren't you fast? Why don't you go fast? They called Annie and Clarabel who were running behind wait and look wait and look at their Thomas, he is far ahead, far ahead. They cried anxiously but Thomas didn't care that he had remembered the level crossing there was Bertie fuming at the crossing gate as they sailed happily goodbye Bertie calls Thomas after that the road left the railway and passed through a town they couldn't see to Bertie Soon they had to stop at a station to let the passengers off.

Hey, quick, please call Thomas, everyone came out quickly, the guard blew his whistle and they left again, come on, come on, Sangha Thomas, come on, they were coming, Annie and Clarabel Thomas looked ahead and whistled in horror . There was Bertie crossing the bridge over the railway. He triumphantly honking his horn. Oh, dear, Oh, dear, Thomas moaned, firm. Thomas said Thomas's driver will be 30 years old, but Annie and Clarabel joined in, they will be 30, yes, we. I'll be 30 yet they sang we'll do it we'll do it snorted Thomas bravely Oh father there's a station when Thomas stopped at the station he heard Bertie playing loudly goodbye Thomas you must be tired he called out to Bertie as he raped him I'm sorry, I can't We don't stop, the buses we have than work, you know, goodbye, dear, thought Thomas, we've lost, but he felt better after a drink, then the signal cut to show that the line was clear and they set off again as they rumbled over the bridge they saw.

Bertie waiting at the traffic light when the light turned green, there he started with a roar and chased after Thomas again. The road and the railway ran through the valley side by side, now Thomas had reached his maximum speed. Bertie tried with all his might, but Thomas was too fast. Again and again they run, the excited passengers cheered and shouted across the valley to Thomas, he whistled triumphantly and plunged into the tunnel, leaving Bertie working far behind, we've done it, we've done it, Annie and Clarabel sang happily as they ran. towards the last station. He was there to give Thomas three cheers for winning the race.

Everyone gave Byrd a big welcome. Well done, Thomas, said Bertie, that was fun, but to beat you on that hill, I should have had wings and been a plane. Now Thomas and Bertie are staying. Each other very busy, Parity finds people in the towns they wanted by train and takes them to Thomas, while Thomas takes the people to the station, but Bertie takes them home. Bertie and Thomas often talk about their race, but the thirty-year-old passengers don't like to be bounced around like peas. In a frying pan, the Fat Controller has warned Thomas against racing at dangerous speeds, so although Thomas and Bertie would like to have another race, I don't think they ever will.