Chwiban Newydd Tobi Tomos a'i Ffrindiau

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-# They're two, they're four,

-they're six, they're eight

-# Shunting trucks

-and hauling freight

-# Red and green and brown and blue

-# They're the really useful crew

-# All with different roles to play

-# Around Tidmouth sheds or far away

-# Down the hills

-and around the bends

-# Tomos and his friends #

-Tobi's New Whistle.

-It was a lovely sunny day

-on Sodor Island.

-Every engine puffed happily.

-They all smiled.

-Everyone apart from Tobi.

-Tobi was in the steam works.

-Tobi's bell had stopped ringing.

-It was rusty, it was silent.

-It needed to be cleaned

-at the steam works.

-Tobi was sad.

-Victor didn't have another bell

-for Tobi.

-He needed a new steam whistle.

-Take it easy, Kevin.

-A touch to the left.

-A touch to the right.

-Perfect. Well done, my old friend.

-How does it feel, Tobi?

-Tobi thought the new whistle

-felt very strange.

-It was larger than his old bell.

-He was worried.

-I've never used

-a steam whistle before.

-Jems puffed into the steam works

-with the Fat Controller.

-Is that a three-note steam whistle?

-I had one like that.

-Tobi was even more worried.

-Is it a good whistle?

-The best. The noisiest whistle

-on Sodor Island.

-The noisiest?

-It echoes for miles.

-Everyone will hear you coming.

-Tobi didn't like this.

-He didn't like loud noises.

-He preferred the ding-a-ling-a-ling

-of his old bell.

-Tobi, you're needed in Knapford

-to pick up Lady Hatt.

-She's already there. Don't be late.

-Yes, sir.

-Tobi set off for Knapford station

-with his three-note steam whistle.

-It's such a pity

-that I didn't get my old bell back.

-I don't know how to blow

-this noisy three-note steam whistle.

-Suddenly, Tobi had an idea.

-If I puff slowly,

-I won't have to use the whistle.

-I can do all the work

-while they fix my old bell.

-This made Tobi feel much happier.

-Tobi puffed slowly

-across Sodor Island.

-Gordon puffed impatiently

-behind him.

-Out of the way, Tobi,

-you old steam snail.

-You're making me late.

-Then, Tobi saw cattle in front

-of him on the tracks.

-He couldn't pass.

-Out of the way, cattle.

-Please. I want to pass you.

-Mooo!

-The cattle took no notice of Tobi.

-They just stood there,

-too busy lowing and chewing.

-He knew what he should do.

-He should blow his new steam whistle

-but he was too scared.

-I don't want to use

-my three-note steam whistle.

-I want my old bell back.

-Suddenly, Tobi had another idea.

-I know what I'll do.

-I'll look for help.

-Tobi reversed down the line

-to look for help.

-There were farm workers

-in the field.

-Excuse me? Hello?

-Hello?

-The workers couldn't hear him.

-Tobi blew some steam

-and shook himself.

-They still couldn't hear him.

-They were too far away.

-Boiling buffers, they can't hear me.

-He knew he should use

-his new steam whistle.

-He was still too scared.

-I wish I still had my old bell.

-He reversed down the line again.

-He had to find some help.

-He couldn't find anyone anywhere.

-He returned to the cattle.

-I hope the cattle have returned

-to the field by now.

-No, they were still there,

-lowing and chewing on the tracks.

-Oh, no.

-Tobi tried to shift them.

-They refused to move.

-Oh, no, Henrietta. We're penned in.

-Then the trouble started.

-Tobi heard a sound

-that made his wheels shake.

-There's another engine coming.

-It'll hit the cattle.

-The engine rushed around the corner.

-It was Tomos.

-He was flying down the tracks.

-His firebox was red hot

-and his boiler was boiling nicely.

-I have to warn Tomos

-about the cattle.

-I have to use my new whistle.

-Tobi closed his eyes.

-The flames in his fire box shot up.

-He blew steam

-into his three-note steam whistle.

-It was the noisiest whistle

-Sodor had ever heard.

-What was that?

-I know.

-It's a three-note steam whistle.

-I wonder who blew it?

-Tomos heard the three-note

-steam whistle.

-Dust and disaster, I must slow down.

-Dust and disaster, I must slow down.

-

-He hit the brakes.

-Tomos skidded along the tracks.

-Sparks shot up and the track shook.

-Tobi was too scared to look.

-Phew. Thanks, Tobi. Your whistle

-made me slow down in time.

-Tobi was very happy with himself.

-I'm glad I used

-the three-note steam whistle.

-It was even louder than my bell.

-Tomos was happy. Both of them moved

-the cattle off the tracks.

-Suddenly,

-Tobi remembered about Lady Hatt.

-Slime and cinders,

-I've forgotten about Lady Hatt.

-She's waiting for me in Knapford.

-I'll have to puff faster than

-Gordon to reach there in time.

-Don't worry, I'll come with you.

-We're bound to succeed

-if we work together.

-Tomos and Tobi

-made their way to Knapford.

-Suddenly,

-the Fat Controller arrived.

-He was angry.

-Tobi, Lady Hatt has been waiting

-for a long time.

-Gordon's taking her home now.

-Tobi felt terrible.

-He hadn't been a good engine.

-Sorry, sir.

-Tobi then fell silent.

-He could see something ahead.

-A tree has fallen

-across the tracks.

-Gordon's heading right for it.

-Oh, no.

-Don't worry,

-I know precisely what to do.

-Tobi heated up his boiler

-and pumped every piston.

-He blew his three-note steam whistle

-as loudly as he could.

-Gordon heard Tobi's whistle.

-He braked and screeched to a stop.

-Tobi,

-did you blow that loud whistle?

-Yes, I did.

-I have a three-note steam whistle.

-For a steam snail,

-you have a lot of energy.

-Thank you.

-Well done, Tobi.

-Tobi was very proud.

-Good work, Tobi.

-Tobi was back in the steam works.

-His bell was ready.

-It shone brightly like a new bell.

-Tobi was so happy.

-Goodbye, new steam whistle.

-Victor and Kevin had heard

-how Tobi had saved Gordon.

-Well, Tobi, old friend,

-you've had a busy day.

-Did you like

-your three-note steam whistle?

-It was very useful indeed.

-You can keep it if you want.

-No, thank you.

-My old bell is the best!

-# They're two, they're four,

-they're six, they're eight

-# Shunting trucks

-and hauling freight

-# Red and green and brown and blue

-# They're the really useful crew

-# All with different roles to play

-# Around Tidmouth sheds or far away

-# Down the hills

-and around the bends

-# Tomos and his friends

-# Tomos, he's the cheeky one

-# Jems is vain but lots of fun

-# Persi pulls the mail on time

-# Gordon thunders down the line

-# Emili really knows her stuff

-# Henri toots and huffs and puffs

-# Edward wants to help and share

-# Tobi, well, let's say, he's square

-# They're two, they're four,

-they're six, they're eight

-# Shunting trucks

-and hauling freight

-# Red and green and brown and blue

-# They're the really useful crew

-# All with different roles to play

-# Around Tidmouth sheds or far away

-# Down the hills and round the bends

-# Tomos and his friends #

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