The golden rod
Said roebuck they all jumped out of the plane ''deploy wing suit!'' shouted roebuck. when they landed on the island ''steven to base, we have secured the rod ''there's something not right here, it's too quiet'' ''flash bang!''
"The Thin Line," Part A
_(Author's Note: This story was originally published in serial format. The "\*\*\*\*\*" designation shows where the original episodic breaks were located.)_ \*\*\*\*\* It was not difficult to discern that my drill instructor was peeved at me....
"From Whom All Blessings Flow," Part E
He was a good few steps ahead of me, and a fast runner, but when roebucks have their dander up, we're no slouches in terms of speed.
"The Thin Line," Part J
There's also some slight below-the-stairs intrigue going on involving the roebuck and a mouse-femme maid. well, who wants to keep two upper-class squirrels, obviously made for each other, apart?
"The Thin Line," Part H
The work around the farm, such as it was, was carried out by another roebuck. he wasn't a blood relative, as far as i knew, but i called him "uncle."
"The Thin Line," Part G
\*\*\*\*\* The next pawful of days passed uneventfully, unless you count Bagoum dropping twelve straight shove-copper matches to me. The stakes were comparatively low: the ram had to mow both the front and the back yard of the bungalow, a task...
"The Thin Line," Part F
\*\*\*\*\* My initial thought had been that, clinking and pouring notwithstanding, I was about to deal with some feral furs. I was not that far wrong; it was Schweink and Bagoum, who by either some unerring instinct, or by the means of observing...
"The Thin Line," Part E
Chitterleigh seems to think he's tumbled onto a good thing with his new soldier-servant, especially after a precious family heirloom turns up safely, thanks to the roebuck. \*\*\*\*\*
Des Revell - A brief biography
Befriending a sergeant, silas roebuck, they were stationed in the callentine highlands, organizing weapons tests. his stay in the military also influenced his designing of mechanical devices, which he kept a secret back then.
"The Thin Line," Part I
\*\*\*\*\* If Lieutenant Chitterleigh noticed that I had spent a completely sleepless night, he was too polite to mention it. Very unusual behaviour for an officer toward a private, but then again, I had seen much unusual behaviour from officers...
The Bombardiers
They wore outfits that looked like they came from one of the first sears & roebuck catalogues. aviator goggles and flying ace jackets were popular with them, as were large regent mustachios and white aviation scarves.
"The Thin Line," Part RR
It was a very unhappy coincidence that the symbol he bore upon his head-armour was the head of a roebuck. a very realistic looking symbol, at that.