thieve

After all, I had been thieving from him at the time.

He d been thieving again, of course, but it was no big deal really.

No one would expect you to thieve just to have a place to stay in the winter.

He was the kind of kid you wanted to protect, not thieve from.

I can't believe that she was thieved, For who could be so cruel?

There was peace in his land, nobody thieved, and all was well.

Let Luck only smile, and he'd never thieve again.

Mark would never beg, but he would thieve if necessary.

They thieve food to survive, most often from the Italian itinerant workers living near them.

Oh, yes, he might thieve, that's a different matter.

You will be free to go ashore, thieve all you desire.

When he got there, however, he was accused of thieving the item.

"It appears to me that you've been thieving again," the troll continued thoughtfully.

Not too many injured end up here because that type of opponent isn't really out to fight, just to thieve and run.

We were here to thieve and kill, of course, what else did he think a Viking ship would he doing?

"So you could thieve our bodies from us!"

Or so that I should not have to thieve for my food, and sink into a worse condition even than before.'

I have not practised thieving all my life.

"You've probably guessed we mean to be thieving here, but what we are after is not yours.

He'd been thieving ten years, at least.

I have stolen lives from every quarter, thieved them from every being that is or was!

From that point on, addicted to heroin, he thieved, burgled and sold drugs to support his habit.

I thieved for you when I was a child not half as old as this!'

I wasn't thinking of thieving it, sir,' Sharpe said, though he had been thinking exactly that.

For ten days, he lived in Novosibirsk, thieving from food stands until he was caught and sent to the police.