Ox-en-holme, Kendal, Wind-er-mere.

Oh, mother, what a long way! Why, we've got right to the top of England." "Stop a bit, Milly, and let me tell you something about these places.
First of all we shall get out of the train at Bletchley, and get into another train that will go faster than the first.

And it will take us past all kinds of places, some pretty and some ugly, and some big and some small.

At Stafford there is an old castle, Milly, where fierce people lived in old days and fought their neighbours.

And at Crewe we shall get out and have our dinner.