'But all 'e 'ad to do was ring the bell!' mooed Camille.
'I think you should just look on it as an expression of his keen interest in the subject,' replied Norma.
'But 'e 'as knocked bits of plaster off the wall!' exclaimed Camille, 'and anyway, where an earth did 'e get a step ladder from?'
'Hellloooooooooo!' said Annie and she did a little dance, wobbled her beret and pointed at herself.
Camille watched Annie and then stepped back and whispered into Norma's ear.
'It's going to be like this for the entire time that you're 'ere isn't it?' she asked.
'Sorry!' replied Norma.
'Well that is me down the job centre,' said Camille.
'Oh, I don't know,' said Norma reassuringly, 'Anne'll be fine...and I've sent Geraldine on ahead to keep an eye on Cyril.'
'Right,' replied Camille, 'so you've sent like one tiny, tiny penguin to try to control a bovine who is the size of a small house?'
'I like pengimings!' said Annie.
And Camille decided that the easiest thing to do was to ring the bell and get things over with as quickly as possible.
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