Conjuring Things Out of Thin Air

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No: HPFGUIDX 28736

--- In HPforGrownups at y..., cynthiaanncoe at h... wrote:
> I can only think of four instances in which we know for certain 
that 
> wizards conjure things out of thin air.
 
> Anyway, does this make any sense, and have I missed any instances 
in 
> which wizards conjure things from thin air?
> 
> Cindy

In Chap 21 of PoA Snape tells Fudge "All unconcious by the time I 
reached them. I bound and gagged Black, naturally, [grinning evilly 
the entire time, no doubt] conjured stretchers, and brought them all 
straight back to the castle."

Marianne, who agrees with Snape that a bound Black might be a good 
idea, but for entirely different reasons...