1. Lieutenant in the Interplanetary
Patrol whom Colonel Towers
tried to recruit for his coup attempt. Instead, Dahlquist blockaded himself in
with the base's atomic bombs, and died of radiation poisoning after manually
disarming them. ("The Long Watch")
2. As Ezra Dahlquist, he is included in
every muster as one of the Four Heroes
of the Interplanetary Patrol. A monument is raised to him at the
Interplanetary Patrol training academy.
Passenger in the Asgard. She first
gave the impression of being a flighty socialite, but she proved herself a
hard and willing worker when they tried to establish a colony on Charity.
(Starman Jones)
Daily Data
News service beamed to the Midwest through which Lazarus Long
first learned of actions taken against the Howard
Families.
(Methuselah's Children)
Daily Forward
Newsletter that listed daily announcements for the Forward.
1. Dragon who worked at the Two
Worlds Dining Room, a male despite the chosen name. The name is also
unusual in that dragons usually chose names of scientists for their "human"
names.
Manuel Garcia
O'Kelly's name for an Ad-Hoc
Committee member who kept trying to correct the grammar — unnecessarily —
in the Declaration of Independence as adapted by Free Luna.
[Russian Gospodin, "Mister"]
Secretary/treasurer of Hired Girl and
Daniel
Boone Davis' fiancée. She had actually married his partner Miles Gentry
while still engaged to Dan, and with Miles she swindled Dan out of control of
Hired Girl. In the aftermath he decided to take the Long Sleep
(cryonic suspension); he soon changed his mind, but Belle and Miles drugged
him and forced him into it.
A favorite fantasy world among the crew of the Gay
Deceiver. [Series of novels and short stories by Marion Zimmer Bradley,
featuring a finely detailed history of a "lost colony" of Earth. The human
colonists had intermarried with natives and some of the developed a variety of
psychic powers.]
(The Number of the Beast)
Barrington Babcock Darling
Captain of the Tricorn. He took
a liking to Podkayne
Fries and gave her the run of the control room; she promptly took
advantage of the opportunity to learn as much as she could about piloting.
Pawnbroker from whom Lazarus Long
bought a chess set back in 1916 Kansas City,
and to whom he traded his typewriter, suit, and overcoat for a pistol and
ammunition when he made plans to spend World War I in Mexico.
(Time Enough for Love)
Dattlebaum's Department Stores
Fosterite
business "Where the Saved Shop in Safety" because only Foster-sponsored brands
are sold. It provided child care during religious services.
(Stranger in a Strange Land)
Jacqueline Marie Daudet
Usually called Jackie. Student on her Advanced
Survival test, whom Rod Walker
encountered after having his gear stolen. They set up camp together, soon
finding Rod's friend Jimmy
Throxton, and eventually agreed to gather as many of the other students
together as possible. Rod initially believed that she was a boy, "Jack"
Daudet. She married Jimmy after the founding of Cowpertown.
(Tunnel in the Sky)
Daughters of Charity
Establishment to which Emilio Rico
gave a large portion of his wealth when he joined the Mobile
Infantry.
The group marriage to which Friday belonged,
until she revealed she was an Artificial
Person. They lived in New Zealand. The family dissolved as a result of the
uproar over Friday's revelation.
Adult members of the Davidson Family include Anita, Lispeth (Liz), Vickie,
Albert (Bertie), Brian, and Douglas. Of the younger generation, only Ellen is
mentioned by name.
(Friday)
Anita Davidson
Friday's
group sister and the Davidson family comptroller. Her objection to one of the
daughters, Ellen, marrying a Tongan, and subsequent refusal to turn over the
daughter's trust fund, led to Friday's revealing she was an Artificial
Person.
A daughter of the extended family in New Zealand to which Friday belonged.
The family objected strenuously to her marrying a Tongan, but she married him
anyway. They moved to the island of Nuku'alofa.
Mechanical engineer born in 1940. Chief engineer and chairman of the board
of Hired
Girl, he underwent suspended animation from 1970 until 2000 after being
swindled by his partner Miles Gentry
and fiancée Belle
Darkin. He tried to restart his engineering career after revival, but his
skills were outdated. He returned to 1970 via time machine and founded another
company, then again took "cold sleep" until 2000, resuming control of the new
company and marrying Ricky Gentry
upon awakening.
Youngest wife of the Davis family,
"raised" by them. She was killed during the Revolution, and her remains used
to fertilize the family's flower garden.
(The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress)
Mimi Davis
Senior wife of the Davis family,
called "Mum" by her husbands. She joined the Revolution as a member of
Mannie's cell, with the Party name Cassie.
(The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress)
Sergei Davis
A member of Manuel Garcia
O'Kelly's line marriage, son of one of the women of Mannie's generation.
He helped rig embezzlement schemes to finance the Revolution.
(The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress)
Sidris Davis
A member of Manuel Garcia
O'Kelly's line marriage. She joined the Revolution in charge of "agitprop
and nasty rumors". Her party name was Cecelia; she was a member of Wyoming
Knott's cell.
(The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress)
Teddy Davis
A member of Manuel Garcia
O'Kelly's line marriage, son of one of the women of Mannie's generation.
He opted out into another family at thirteen.
(The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress)
Tillie Davis
First wife of the Davis family,
deceased during Mannie's time.
(The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress)
Davis and Fones
Partnership for which Brian Smith
worked as a mining engineer early in his career. Davis (no first name) retired
first. When Fones (no first name) retired, he offered to sell the business to
Brian, but Brian decided it would be more profitable to start his own
business.
(To Sail Beyond the Sunset)
Davis & Gentry Research Corporation
Name proposed by Daniel
Boone Davis for the new business structure that he offered to Miles Gentry
after Miles and Belle Darkin
took control of the partnership. They rejected his offer.
(The Door Into Summer)
Davis Drive
[mentioned in passing] Propulsion system for spaceships.
How it worked was not described.
1. Cited as the author of, "Do unto
others what they would do unto you but do it first," and described as one of
the "twentieth century school of pessimistic philosophers."
(Friday)
2. [mentioned in passing]
Designer of the joints in the spacesuits (actually stratosphere suits) that Donald
Cargraves purchased.
(Rocket Ship Galileo)
Paul Decker
[mentioned in passing] Author of Concerning Function: A
Treatise on the Natural Order, written in 1930. This book was the "bible"
of the Functionalist revolution; the striking road workers mostly followed its
preachings.
("The Roads Must Roll")
Deems, Wingate, Alden and Deems
[mentioned in passing] Nineteenth-century law firm that
handled the interests of the Howard
Foundation.
(Methuselah's Children)
Deflai
[mentioned in passing] Planet on which dwelt a caste of
hereditary lawyer-priests.
2. Free port on Mars' moon under
the Three-Planets
Treaty; as such, it was not subject to Mars law. The port
structure was designed by Podkayne
Fries' mother, while her father fought to have construction delayed until
excavation of an ancient Martian site
was completed.
(Podkayne of Mars)
3. Martian moon from which the Mars Company
broadcast radio shows.
Rudbek
employee whom Jack Weemsby
fired after de la Croix attempted to discuss business matters with Thorby
Rudbek. He was rehired by Havermeyer Laboratories after Thorby took
control of the businesses, and assigned to developing ships' defenses against
slavers' paralysis beams.
(Citizen of the Galaxy)
Yvette Deladrier
Captain of the Rodger
Young. (Most ship's captains were women because their reactions were
faster and they could tolerate higher gravity pressure.)
(Starship Troopers)
DeLancey's Sans Souci Bar
Favorite drinking place of the atomics plant workers. [French Sans
souci, "without concern" or "without a care"]
("Blowups Happen")
Bernardo de la Paz
Political exile in Luna City who
made a living as a teacher, called Professor or Prof by nearly everyone.He was
one of the Revolution's leaders; his party name was Bill. Besides being the
primary tactician for the Revolution, he visited Earth with Manuel Garcia
O'Kelly to negotiate with the Federation's
Grand Assembly (unknown to Mannie, he planned the trip to be a failure, to
make the Lunarites more willing to fight and less willing to make
concessions). He was named Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Free Luna. He
died of a heart attack shortly after the final battle ended.
(The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress)
Angel Jesus de la Torre y Perez
Career subminister of Exterior Communications. He was proposed as a
minister in the John
Joseph Bonforte cabinet, but Larry Smith
rejected him after King Willem's
hesitation over his name.
(Double Star)
Delaware Free State
An independent government, approximately the same territory as in the
former United States.
(Friday)
delay mail
Method by which Lazarus Long
sent messages to his Tellus
Tertius family in the year 4291 from the year 1916. It involved
photoengraving, reducing, and laminating letters, sealing them in airtight
envelopes, and delivering them to the Howard
Foundation lawyers with instructions for their preservation and
transmission to each succeeding generation up to the delivery date.
A former slave who worked as housekeeper for Maureen
Johnson and Brian Smith
whenever Maureen was pregnant, beginning with her first pregnancy.
(To Sail Beyond the Sunset)
DeLongPre (no first name)
Captain of the Bifrost who
allowed Hank
Jones and Bill Lermer
to tour the control room. They scoffed at his adventure stories, but later
learned he was famous for breaking up a ring of hijackers.
(Farmer in the Sky)
Delta
Company that advertised that its products would be used in the moon rocket
Pioneer.
("The Man Who Sold the Moon")
Delta Gamma 113
Designation of the star that went supernova, causing the space-time
distortion that stranded the Advanced
Survival students when the Gate lost contact
with the planet.
(Tunnel in the Sky)
democracy
Described as self-defeating and dangerous because the "common people" lack
the education and sense of responsibility to make the necessary
decisions-self-destructive self-interest overcomes social responsibility.
Nudist club in which Daniel
Boone Davis found himself when he made his trip back in time.
(The Door Into Summer)
Department
Intelligence agency for which Joe Briggs
worked. He quit, over his boss' objections, after "losing" the tapes on the Nova Effect.
("Gulf")
Department of Ancient History
Title created to provide a job and status for Hugh Farnham
in Ponse's
household.
(Farnham's Freehold)
Department of Guilds and Labor
Bureaucracy that oversaw membership in all guilds and unions, and
therefore the allotment of most skilled jobs. It kept records of all job
assignments.
Usually called DepSpace. Bureaucracy that oversaw all business
involving space travel, trade between planets, or interaction with
extraterrestrials, especially legal matters on Earth involving
extraterrestrials. Because virtually everything in some way fell into these
categories, DepSpace had wide-ranging powers and responsibilities, including
the authority to override local statutes and judicial decisions. It also
oversaw the activities of some lesser governmental departments, including
scientific research and economics.
[mentioned in passing] Destination to which an
extraterrestrial that Max Jones saw
in Earthport
asked directions; it pronounced it "Tesert Palms."
(Starman Jones)
Desert Protective and Patrol Company
Private security firm hired by Miles Gentry
after Daniel
Boone Davis' ouster, to patrol Hired Girl's
property and probably in particular to keep Dan off the property.
[mentioned in passing] Mathematician/physicist who
developed atomic theory that made possible the construction of atomic power
plants. Some of his theories were later disproven.
("Blowups Happen")
Detheridge & Company
Supposedly a jewelry company located in Suite 1310 of the Acme
Building, where Jonathan
Hoag worked. There was actually no thirteenth floor, nor a Detheridge
& Company anywhere in the building. It was almost certainly a front for
the Sons of
the Bird.
[mentioned in passing] Friend of the captain of the Lewis &
Clark, to whom he had flowers sent after the ship's liftoff.
(Time for the Stars)
Dr. Devereaux (no first name)
Chief psychiatrist aboard the Lewis &
Clark. Among many other responsibilities, he helped Tom Bartlett
face his resentment towards his older twin, and accept his reluctance to be on
the exploration journey. He died in a plague that overran the crew after the
landing on Constance.
[mentioned in passing] Unauthorized biography of the
founder of the Church
of the New Revelation. Within one day after it appeared in the United
States, all copies were confiscated and burned, and the printing plates were
destroyed (presumably by Fosterites).
Police lieutenant sent to take Georges
Perreault and Friday from Ian and Janet
Tormey's house when martial law was declared and all aliens were placed
under restriction after Red
Thursday. Friday killed him when he pulled a gun on Janet.
(Friday)
Dictation Daisy
[mentioned in passing] Machine that Daniel
Boone Davis invented to convert spoken words into written copy.
Motorized roadway that connected San Diego, California, and Reno, Nevada,
on and around which a metropolitan area grew up; its terminal was called Diego
Circle. The automated roads themselves were large enough to accommodate
restaurants and other businesses, as well as the engineers' offices.
("The Roads Must Roll") (Roadtowns are also mentioned in "The Man Who Sold
the Moon," "Blowups Happen," and To Sail Beyond the Sunset)
Supreme Bishop of the Church of the New Revelation (a.k.a. Fosterite
Church). He tried to convert Valentine
Michael Smith, but Mike caused him to disappear after "sensing the
wrongness" in him. Officially, he had been translated bodily to heaven and
promoted to Archangel. He
is later portrayed in this role, though not happy about it.
2. [mentioned in passing]
Scientist who devised a formula for analyzing data, which was used to
ascertain the validity of "flying saucer" sightings.
(The Puppet Masters)
N. L. Dillinger (no other first name)
Mobile
Infantry recruit who deserted service. He was hanged for murdering a baby
girl after kidnapping her for ransom. The trial was handled by the Infantry
rather than the civil judiciary.
[mentioned in passing] Company that issued credit cards.
(Friday)
F. X. Dinkowski
[mentioned in passing] A member of Ted
Bronson's platoon, of Jewish ancestry but raised a Catholic. Called
"Dinky". (The initials almost certainly stand for Francis Xavier.)
(Time Enough for Love)
Mrs. Dinsmore (no first name)
Wing nurse in Leda's hospital.
She tended Bill Lermer
after his appendectomy.
[mentioned in passing] Sixth-century monk who, according to
Alex
Hergensheimer, made an arithmetic error in calculating the time since
Jesus' birth. The result of his error is that the likely year of Jesus' birth
is, according to the modern calendar, 5 B.C.
Landing site of the City of Detroit (formerly the Wotan).
(Rocket Ship Galileo)
El Distrito Real
[mentioned in passing] seat of government in the Kingdom of
Mexico. [Spanish, "royal district"]
(Job: A Comedy of Justice)
Divine Wind
Secret society that carried out terrorist acts in the Far
Eastern Possession to oppose U.S. control of the former Japanese Empire.
[English translation of the Japanese word kamikaze.]
(To Sail Beyond the Sunset)
Daniel Dixon
1. Chairman of the board of directors of
the Harriman
Trust. He bought up other members' rights to lunar development, joined the
partnership financing the moon trip, and tried to acquire a controlling
interest.
("The Man Who Sold the Moon")
2. He controlled a working majority of
the Power
Syndicate. He took control of Harriman
Industries during the maneuverings that financed the moon launch.
(Certainly the same person as in "The Man Who Sold the Moon".)
Eric
Ridpath's nurse. She was married at the behest of her patron priest. Her
husband fell into disfavor and was castrated; because he was not actually
dead, she was unable to marry again. She helped the Time
Corps rescue Maureen
Johnson from the Committee
for Aesthetic Deletions, and later joined the Long family.
Delmer Dobbs
Dagmar's husband.
(To Sail Beyond the Sunset)
Doc (no other name)
Former professor of economics on Earth, now a Venus contract
laborer who had joined the fugitives' camp in which Humphrey
Wingate took refuge after fleeing his employer. He worked as assistant
radio operator, and critiqued Wingate's manuscript on colonial conditions.
Medical man who was in Coventry for
altruistic reasons, not in forced exile. He enjoyed immunity from any
harassment because of the scarcity of healers. He treated Fader Magee
for the injuries that resulted from his attempt to reach the gate out of
Coventry.
A native of Des Moines,
Iowa, who became an Interplanetary
Patrol cadet. After completing his training he was assigned to the Aes Triplex
with two friends and appointed assistant astrogator and hydroponics worker. He
and the other two cadets were sent to Venus to
investigate a distress call from a civilian craft. There they straightened out
a political crisis caused by a former classmate and discovered the Astarte, the
first Earth ship to Venus which had been lost on its first voyage there.
3. Hanger-on (probably a prostitute) at
the Safe
Landing. Sam Anderson
chased her away from Max Jones, then
pointed her out to distract Simes when he
started to harass Max.
Establishment in Venusberg. Podkayne
Fries visited it with Girdie
Fitz-Snuggly, and Clark Fries
won a small fortune gambling there. Girdie got a job there after her money ran
out, progressing rapidly from cigarette girl to blackjack dealer.
Party name
of the woman who arranged for children to follow Hazel
Meade to learn where she lived, after Manuel Garcia
O'Kelly recognized her from the protest rally.
(The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress)
Donny (no last name)
Friend that Pat suggested for Alex
Hergensheimer after he turned down her proposition.
(Job: A Comedy of Justice)
Major Donovan (no first name)
Communications officer at armed forces Supreme Headquarters during the
offensive against the puppet
masters.
(The Puppet Masters)
Thomas Dooley
[mentioned in passing] Man who died in a lab explosion on
Luna. A memorial
was set up to him and other victims.
("The Black Pits of Luna")
Myrtle Doolightly, Ph.D.
[mentioned in passing] Stereo broadcast lecturer on "Why
Husbands Grow Bored.", sponsored by Uth-a-gen Hormone Company. Sam
Cavanaugh encountered the program while looking for a news broadcast that
might give some clue about conditions in Zone Red (the
area infested by puppet
masters).
1.Lazarus
Long's yacht and the artificial intelligence that controlled it. Lazarus
modeled its "personality" after Dora Brandon
as a child, but the computer also picked up some of Lazarus' traits, including
pure orneriness and an impressive vocabulary of profanity. He occasionally
called it "Adorable" or just "Dorable." Before travelling back in time, he
transferred its emotional attachment and loyalties to his clones Lapis Lazuli
and Lorelei Lee Long, giving them command of the ship.
(Time Enough for Love, To Sail Beyond the Sunset)
2. The Gay Deceiver
encountered the ship while universe-hopping.
Lord of the manor where Star, Rufo and Oscar Gordon
rested after their crossing of Nevia Valley. He
was an old friend of Star. Oscar heard his name as "Jock".
Supervisor of the American Express tourist guides in Luna City; Holly Jones'
boss.
("The Menace from Earth")
Dorian (no first name)
Physicist and engineer from Terra who wanted to see the catapult being
built by LuNoHoCo (it
was actually be built as a weapon against Terra). The transport vehicle had an
"accident" on the way, and he never reached the site.
[mentioned in passing] Richard
Ames claimed to have trained with them.
(The Cat Who Walks Through Walls)
Dotty
Section
agent and member of the clerical pool, who was in the headquarters when the puppet
master got loose.
(The Puppet Masters)
"Doubt"
Semiformal discussion sessions instituted by Commodore
Arkwright aboard the to shake loose the cadets' preconceptions and to
prevent unthinking acceptance of conservative values.
The wife of Joseph
Douglas. A firm believer in astrology, she also fancied herself to be the
"power behind the throne" for her husband.
Alice Douglas
An error for Agnes Douglas. She was described as a heavenly field
operative assigned to be a goad to Joseph Douglas. She died upon completing
her "mission".
(Stranger in a Strange Land)
Archibald Douglas
Sc.D., Ph.D., a chemist recruited by Mary Lou
Martin to make cold light production feasible. After his father was driven
out of business by exorbitant power costs, he and Mary Lou developed a process
that used solar collectors to generate cheap, plentiful electricity. They
responded to threats and harassment from the power companies by making the
process known to anyone who wanted it, requiring a low enough licensing fee to
make its widespread use inevitable. Mary Lou called him "Butch."
("Let There Be Light"; mentioned in passing by George
Strong in To Sail Beyond the Sunset)
Joseph Edgerton Douglas
Secretary General of the Federation
High Council. Jubal
Harshaw maneuvered him into accepting power-of-attorney for all of Valentine
Michael Smith's wealth, thus preventing any desperate moves against Mike
by parties who wanted to get control for themselves. Jubal called him
"Courthouse Joe."
(Stranger in a Strange Land)
Douglas (no first name)
1. [mentioned in passing]
(Dr.) Attendee at the Interuniverse
Society conference. [Archibald Douglas?]
(The Number of the Beast)
2. Archibald Douglas' father, a
manufacturer who provided the funds for Archie's research.
("Let There Be Light")
Douglas
[mentioned in passing] Model of spaceship recommended by Hazel
Stone.
("Blowups Happen", "The Roads Must Roll". Invented in "Let There Be
Light", though not called by this name.)
Douglas-Martin Sunpower Screens
Maureen
Johnson told George
Strong about the potential of this power source (which she in turn learned
from Lazarus
Long) to convince him to get her on the board of Harriman
Enterprises. [Obviously the same as Douglas-Martin Solar Receptor
Screens.]
U.S. Army captain who worked undercover in the PanAsian
occupation army. He was recruited to work for the Temple of Mota, but left it
for his undercover assignment.
2. [mentioned in passing]
Family that emigrated through the Gate to New Canaan.
Their young daughter was temporarily separated from them in the crush at the
Gate.
(Tunnel in the Sky)
Father Francis Doyle
Catholic priest who was recruited by the Temple of Mota for
intelligence work.
(The Day After Tomorrow)
Dr. Lyndon Doyle
[mentioned in passing] Name under which a warrant was
issued for Lindsay
Boyle after he performed Johann
Sebastian Bach Smith's brain transplant; Boyle was out of jurisdiction
before it was issued.
1. A sentient lifeform on Venus that closely
resembled the Earth mythological creature, with forelegs that served as
arms/hands. They were probably considerably more intelligent that humans; and
their civilization was probably much older. Because they could not pronounce
human speech, they used voder/vocoders to
communicate with humans. The dragons that frequently interacted with humans
adopted "human" names, generally the name of a famous scientist (see
especially Sir Isaac
Newton.)
(Between Planets)
2. The Nevian variety
looked more like Tyrannosaurus Rex than mythological dragons. They were
omnivores and belched flame. They were most prevalent just beyond the Doral's
land.
(Glory Road)
3. Native animal on New
Beginnings. It was an herbivore, but was dangerous because of its size and
stupidity. It resembled a six-legged Triceratops.
(Time Enough for Love)
4.Sir Isaac
Newton from Between Planets makes an appearance in Number of the Beast.
(Number of the Beast)
Dragon
Starship that was launched three months behind the Asgard.
(Starman Jones)
Dragon Regiment
PanAsian
regiment stationed at Salt Lake City. All its members were arrested after the
followers of Mota escaped
confinement while under their guard.
(The Day After Tomorrow)
Dragonville-by-the-Mud
Dragon settlement on Venus, home of Sir Isaac
Newton. It was called this by the boatman that bought Don
Harvey to it; the dragons' name was probably something very different.
(Between Planets)
Draper (no first name)
1.Alex
Hergensheimer's childhood pastor. Alex recalled him preaching a sermon
against the corrupting influence of science fiction.
(Job: A Comedy of Justice)
2. The pastor and his wife at the church
the Brian
Smith family attended, which Lazarus Long
(as Ted
Bronson) also attended in hopes of making the family's acquaintance.
(Time Enough for Love)
3. The minister at the church Maureen
Johnson and Brian Smith attended after they bought their first house in Kansas City
(no doubt the same person as in Time Enough for Love). Mrs. Draper is
also mentioned.
(To Sail Beyond the Sunset)
Dreiser (no first name)
Chief of police in John Thomas
Stuart XI's hometown. Also a church deacon and Sunday school teacher.
Latin motto carved on Oscar
Gordon's sword: "While we live, let us live!" He called the sword "Lady
Vivamus" after the motto.
(Glory Road)
Paul du Maurier
Leader of one of the exploring parties in the planetary survey sent to
choose sites for new settlements on Ganymede; he
included Bill
Lermer in the party. He was also an employee of the Colonial
Commission and assistant scoutmaster of the AuslanderScout troop.
(Farmer in the Sky)
I. M. Dumbjohn
Alias that John Lyle took
to scrawling on routine papers when commanding officers were too busy to
bother with them. He gave "Dumbjohn" the rank of "Wing General, Acting
Commander."
("If This Goes On—")
Lafe Dumont
[mentioned in passing] According the Charlie the hermit, he
ate his mining partner (though only after the partner was dead).
1. [mentioned in passing]
Cadet with whom Tex Jarman
swapped assignments so he could join his friends on the Aes Triplex.
(Space Cadet)
2. Gunner sergeant in Helen
Walker's Amazon platoon, called "Tiny". She was the squadron's "white
hope" for annual corps-wide competition for the best trooper.
(Tunnel in the Sky)
Dwarol
Nobleman of Syndon IV, in the audience when Thorby
Rudbek was sold in the slave auction in Jubbulpore.
He financed Richard
Baslim's purchase of Thorby, mostly to annoy the auctioneer.
(Citizen of the Galaxy)
Dynkowski (no first name)
Senior cadet in charge of Tex Jarman's
mess table.
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