Spelling - Covering Bells

This morning, Flying made another piece of the choreography that our baby loved. Someone tried to steal something from the house and saw a big clock hanging in the yard. The bells are made of fine brass. They are beautiful in shape and pattern. The thief is so happy that he wants to return this beautiful bell to his home. But the bells are big and heavy and they won't move. He wanted to go, but there was only one way to break the clock and move home. The thief brought in a big hammer, slammed the bell, and the sound of a bang shocked him. A thief who panics and thinks it's bad, doesn't that sound like telling people I'm stealing bells here? As soon as he was in a hurry, he fell on the bell, with his arms wide open, and how can he hold the bell? The bell still spreads to afar. The more he heard, the more he was afraid, the more he was able to draw back his hands and cover his ears. "Hey, the bells are getting smaller, I can't hear them!" And the thief is happy, "It's wonderful! Can't hear the bells!" He immediately brought in two bands, and he stuffed his ears and thought that nobody could hear the bell. So I let go of the bell, and for a second, the bell went very far away. People hear the bells and they catch the thief