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vb. (en-pastabide by)
Usage examples of "abode by".
Then he strolled round to the back, entered his own little abode by the kitchen, and tried the other door which led into the boat-house.
When King Mark heard him say that word, he turned his horse and abode by him.
So I even abode by the fosse, and having found an arbalest, my desire was to win a chance of slaying Brother Thomas, wherefore I kept my eyes on that archere whence he had shot.
He frequently rode over to Lamington to see me, and as there are necessarily many there who suspect, if they do not know, my secret, my husband would be more likely to be surprised in a lonely house there, than he would be in the city, where he can always leave or enter our abode by the passage into a back street unseen by any.
It would ill befit the dignity of a Villiers to be frightened out of her abode by a party of rude soldiers.