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When Thomas the Tank Engine decides to bypass his usual stops and speed directly to the end of the line, havoc ensues. Passengers bounce up and down in their seats and in their beds, no one can get on or off the trains, and everything in the baggage car gets all mixed up. Full-color illustrations.
Thomas is just soooo smug in the knowledge that he can show up to do his very important job or that he can just blow off the ostensible duties of his sinecure and decide not to stop that day and go joyriding around the Isle of Sodor instead, and all the people who don't make it to work and almost get their arm taken off waving down a speeding train can just lump it. And every kid will wanna hear all about it and laugh at his antics. It's locomotive privilege, is what it is. To the manner built. ( )
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