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Usage examples of abernathy.

He thought of the people of Landover, of the black unicorn, of his new friends Willow, Abernathy, Bunion, Parsnip, and, of course, Questor.

Everyone knew the story of how Questor had used the magic to change Abernathy from a man into a dog to protect him from the old King's spiteful son some years earlier, when that reprobate was in one of his more hateful moods, and then had been unable to change him back again.

As Willow said, I have to consider the risks involved, and any risk is worth helping Abernathy get back to himself.

Questor ordered sharply, but Abernathy was already advancing on him, moving out of the ring of silver dust.

Instead of transforming Abernathy from a dog back into a man, it seems to have transported him instead.

It was not my fault, however, that Abernathy tried to move out of the incantation's sphere of influence, that the dust flew into my face when I tried to stop him, and that I thereupon sneezed.

The bottle has some connection with what happened to Abernathy, and I have to know what.

The hallway was as shadowed and closed away as the room filled with art, and Abernathy could feel the cold of the stone on his feet and hands.

He started to reach down, and Abernathy growled, almost before he realized what he was doing.

It was during one of these uses that Abernathy lost patience with the boy and thrashed him, and I was then forced to change my good friend from a man to a dog in order that he not be harmed.

And if the magic brought the bottle here, it must have sent Abernathy there What in the hell have you done, Questor?

It had been almost a full day now since Abernathy had disappeared into the light with his medallion, and he was beginning to despair.

Elizabeth had considered the possibility of staying home sick from school in order to be with him, but had discarded the idea when she realized being sick would bring the housekeeper on a determined crusade of mercy and Abernathy would likely be discovered in the process.

Most of what Abernathy remembered had to do with machines and sciences and any number of wars.

Some of the magazines offered stories of romance and adventure, but Abernathy skipped those.