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MOTthe time .
MOTyes .
MOT*MOT: it's seven o'clock .
CHIthe same .
MOTit's the same, isn't it ?
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CHIa big one .
MOTand do you know what time it is ?
MOT*MOT: it's # seven o'clock .
MOTtime to get up .
MOTis he going to go and get his breakfast ?
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MOTis he going to go and get his breakfast ?
MOToh .
MOT*MOT: it's eight o'clock now .
MOTsee .
MOThe's going to have his breakfast .
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MOToh .
MOTthere's a clock, isn't there ?
MOT*MOT: it's ten o'clock .
MOTdo you know who that is ?
CHIReverand_Timms .
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MOTgot a busy day .
MOThe's got to go .
MOT*MOT: it's eleven o'clock now so +/.
CHIgot go .
INVgot to go .
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MOTshe's off .
MOTsay byebye Miss_Hubbard .
MOT*MOT: twelve o'clock now .
MOThave to move that up there, look .
MOTtwelve o'clock .
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MOTtwelve o'clock now .
MOThave to move that up there, look .
MOT*MOT: twelve o'clock .
MOTwho's that then ?
CHIGoggins .
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MOTah .
MOToh .
MOT*MOT: and that page it's gone to one o'clock .
MOTbecause he's having his lunch .
MOTgot his flask and his sandwiches and his box .
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MOTwww .
MOTit's Julian anyway .
MOT*MOT: it's four o'clock so he's coming out of school now .
MOTand they've all been learning to tell the time, look .
MOTdo you know what time it is ?
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MOTwhat's that number there ?
MOTfour .
MOT*MOT: four o'clock .
MOTright .
MOTwho's that ?
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MOTMrs_Goggins .
MOTyeah .
MOT*MOT: and it's five o'clock now so she's shutting up the post office .
MOToh .
MOTPat got a letter as well, look .
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MOToh .
MOTPat got a letter as well, look .
MOT*MOT: and finally it's # six o'clock and he's back home .
MOTwith +...
MOTwho's that ?