Thomas' Second 616th Story

616.     Once upon a time, the door slammed shut.  The wind slammed the door shut.  And Molly Kitten was stuck in Thomas’ room.  Molly Kitten was very pretty.  And Molly Kitten was very scared.

“It’s OK, Molly Kitten,” said Thomas.  “I’ll let you out.  I like you.  Very much.”

The End.

Thomas' Second 615th Story

615.     Once upon a time, there was a frog over the clock.  It was a little frog.  It was a green frog.  It was a cute little frog.  But frogs don’t belong to clocks.  And clocks don’t belong to frogs.  Good day!

The End.

Thomas' Second 614th Story

614.     Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He had kisses.  Lots of kisses.  He had a kiss for Mommy.  And a kiss for Buster Cat.  And a kiss for Molly Kitten.  And another kiss for Mommy. 

The End.

Thomas' Second 613th Story

613.     Once upon a time, there was a duck in the window.  A big duck.  And it was in Aunt Luna’s window.

The End.

Thomas' Second 612th Story

612.     Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He was dancing.  He was dancing on the stones, by the throat window.  The throat window isn’t an attic window.  And it isn’t a room window.  It is just a window that is up.  Thomas was dancing and he didn’t fall.

And there was a daddy named Daddy.  Daddy wasn’t dancing.  Daddy fell on the carpet.  Daddy fell in the bathtub.  The throat window saw it.  The throat window was laughing because it was funny.

The End.