The Werelion
He hadn't heard back from the railroad about the job.
Gotta take it like you find it
"but you railroad men..." _i'm a railroad man_, teo thought, and smiled -- salvaging the entire conversation. "yes, sir?" the lion gestured with his goblet, and pale wine splashed the canine's nose.
Ain't nothin' but my hammer
"railroad don't run down dhamishaya. railroad don't run down t'otonich mountains neitherway. ya ken that, pup, don' get yer tail too sparky."
Deskbound
His fellow railroad employees would understand that the papers were part and parcel of doing business. he could see immediately that the 'visitor' was not anyone from the railroad.
Said the joker to the thief
You want your railroad; i don't care about your railroad. i want jaikot to run smoothly; you don't care about jaikot. i just need you to be more co-operative. that's all. and i can offer some assistance..." "assistance?"
As through a glass
I was told to put a railroad here, and i'm going to put a goddamned railroad." were they monotheists now, the carregans? "it's not that simple, dr. carregan.
Romance On The Railroad
All characters, trains, and railroads are made by me and copy written to the railroads whose names i use.
Chapter 1: Rucidia Island Pt.2 of 4
Let's get to the railroad." mack says. with that, the three-fur fireteam heads for the railroad. they keep close to the ground as they leave the vicinity of the pond, disappearing into the midnight forest. initially, the team stays close to a dirt path.
Chapter 1: Rucidia Island Pt.4 of 4
Lenn, who is lying prone on the roof of the cargo container, points at a machine gun nest further down the railroad. it's a simple circular wall of sandbags with a machine gun facing forward.
From the sea to the sea!
For after all -- they were the railroad.
Shovel on a little more coal
Putting a railroad through forty leagues of forest no civilized person has crossed in five hundred years, and you weren't expecting opposition? good _god_, dale, we're the railroad, of _course_ there's opposition from the savages." "all the same..."
Fortune, turn thy wheel
She justified it because the railroad was immensely powerful, and immensely wealthy.