The Collaborative International Dictionary
Usage examples of "carolinus".
Then they saw that Carolinus was lying on his bed, the head of which was against a far wall of the downstairs room.
Let them get poles from anywhere and we’ll use blankets or whatever cloth we have around to carry Carolinus on.
Otherwise Carolinus would have used his own magic to transport himself in a twinkling from the hands of these nurses to Jim’s castle-where, of course, he knew he would be well taken care of, even if Angie was there without Jim.
Whatever had made Carolinus sick in the first place must have been something strange.
The magical wards Carolinus had put not merely around this house, but around the whole clearing, were better than the defenses of the most stout castle imaginable.
The other four men-at-arms were in their saddles, now, and the ones who were going to carry Carolinus were seated, ready to take the handles of the litter as it was transferred to them.
They were simply cramming one medicine after another down Carolinus because that was their way.
But if we can take Carolinus safely back to the castle, keep him warm and comfortable, and feed him on some wholesome food of the sort he needs, I think he may come out of it all right.
He would ask Carolinus, as soon as the other was well enough for questions.
Life here in this alternate, magical world, without Carolinus, brusque and irritable as the old Mage was most of the time, would be unthinkable.
If Carolinus was concerned, there was probably good reason for Jim to be concerned also.
In spite of his C rating with the Accounting Office-which Carolinus had got that high by sheer threat of withdrawing his own account-Jim knew how little he was of a real magician.
But that was the only way wards could be commanded into existence-at least as far as he understood, from the book titled Encyclopedie Necromantick, which Carolinus had made him swallow in taking him on as apprentice.
I did send you a message by Carolinus that I’d be delayed getting back.
In the bed itself was Carolinus, propped up on pillows and drinking tea from a cup and saucer.