Fire Fighters: Tim Liked in Rescue Department

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In just a minute we'll find out what Captain Jellybone meant by a certain question he asked him Collins. Tim was puzzled. But before he could figure out the answer, he was called back into the fight against the mechanical standards building fire, as you'll hear immediately after this message, Let's go, firefighters! Let's go to the scene of the fire in the mechanical standards building.

As you remember, Tim Collins and Captain Jellybone of the rescue company escaped from the basement corridor just in time after releasing Mr. Lolly, an officer of the company, who had been trapped in an underground vault where he had gone to lock up some valuable records in the fireproof and floodproof compartments. Then, as Tim and the captain checked up on the condition of the

man they had saved. Tim was amazed at Mr. Lolly's death. You know, I never met a man like that before Captain Kelly Bonne. Oh, well, what's different about it? Well, you heard what he said. That he did his duty.

Well, he saw it. And the Far Alarm McPoon, Mr. Lolly Carrot was reckoned down with the boat, locked them in. And got himself locked in too and almost got drowned when water came pouring down the air duct. So, he saw... He doesn't seem to think it was anything risking his life for a lot of records. Well for him those records are pretty important Collins.

If they could get another vice president from without those records at McPherlepp and die. Good grief. And he thinks it was only his duty to Captain Jellybone. You know something? Yeah. Well this is the first time I ever met a man who thinks it's a privilege to get trapped in a vault full of water in a basement of a burning building. Yes. Well Collins would