Thomas & Friends

Paul MacEoghain

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Description

Brief sample from one of by Rev W Audry's Thomas the Tank Engine books.
Read & edited by me

Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Young Adult (18-35)

Accents

British (General)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
When scar louise turn came, he was glad to take out the coaches and meet old friends. He met Rusty up the line, you know, he said, if I couldn't see the old places, I'd think I was on a different railway. Rusty laughed. We hoped you would. Mr Hugh our foreman said rusty. Carlo is coming home. Let's mend the track so well. He won't know where he is, and we did. And you didn't, if you take my meaning, scullery chuckled away. He liked this hardworking, friendly little engine. There's still one bad bit, said Rusty anxiously that evening. It's just before the first station. We hadn't time. Oh, never mind, said it's much better now than it was. Maybe better, but it's not good, replied Rusty. An engine might come off there, peter, sam, and Sir. Handel, take care, and so do you. But I'm worried about Duncan. He will do rock and roll. I shouldn't like his passengers hurt. What's that about me? I'm a plane engine and believe in plain speaking, speak up and stop whispering in corners. Rusty told Duncan about the bad bit of line and warmed him to be careful, he grumbled. I know my way about. Thank you. I don't need smelly diesels to tell me what to do. Rusty looked hurt. Oh, never mind, said scarlatti. You've done your best. He said no more, but he thought a great deal