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Sentences ending with stolen

Lads, the money was stolen. [5]
The white elephant was stolen! [5]
I've served the Tsar and my countwy honowably and have not stolen! [2]
Fleeing from Moscow the soldiers took with them everything they had stolen. [2]
It was found the next day that the safe of my partner had also been rifled and all my papers stolen. [11]
The register of St. Michael's Church, as you all know, was stolen. [11]
Stole is the right word, for the summer "Vacation" is the only chance I get for work; so, no minute subtracted from work is borrowed, it is stolen. [5]
Donors contributed Church property that had been stolen. [2]
So the woman's pretty garden soon lost its peculiar charm; and the fruit, too, was stolen. [10]
The clergyman who married us is a prisoner among the French, and the strong-box which held the register of St. Michael's Church was stolen. [11]

More example sentences with the word stolen in them

This very last year the fisherman Phabis killed with a hammer the Alexandrian clerk who had stolen into his house, and drowned his faithless wife. [10]
I've stolen Jane Withersteen's cattle!...That's about the strangest thing yet. [13]
Blushing, and confused with shyness, she remained standing by Caesar's seat; and though she only ventured to raise her eyes now and then for a stolen look, she felt herself the object of a hundred curious, defiant, bold, or contemptuous glances. [10]
I'll materialise him--I will, on my honor--and I'd do it were he a thousand heirs jammed into one and stretching in a solid rank from here to the stolen estates of Rossmore, and barring the road forever to the rightful earl! [5]
She was glad when Haman was condemned, because of the woman who had stolen him from Lucy, because of that other man, her lover, gone out of her own life. [11]
Nevertheless I remembered well that her little shop, which was no greater than a fair-sized closet, had ever been filled with buyers when we had stolen in, against all commands, to buy a few dried figs. [10]
He insinuates that we have stolen her, and demands her restitution in the name of all his associates. [10]
The stolen property was then easily recovered, and restored to the owner on the payment of one fourth of its value, which was given to the thief. [10]
When his money was stolen, there seemed nothing to do, as he said to Michael Clones, but to become a footpad or a pirate. [11]
But the feather was stolen from my hat in the tavern, and the landlord devoured onions as if they were white bread. [10]
One of them was a poor half-witted woman who had stolen a yard or two of cloth from a weaver --she was to be hanged for it. [5]
The sutlers alone venture to trade, and they sell stolen goods. [2]
The wrong to Venters--the stolen herd--these masks, threats, this coil in the dark! [13]
There are no valentines, no stolen interviews, no riding out, no courting in dim parlors, no lovers' quarrels and reconciliations--no nothing that is proper to approaching matrimony. [5]
Refreshments were served us, among which were some hot-house peaches, ethereally delicate as if they had grown in the Elysian Fields and been stolen from a banquet of angels. [6]
You have stolen twenty-five thousand dollars of trust-moneys! [11]
Venters crossed well-worn trails marked with fresh tracks; and when he had stolen on a little farther he saw many birds and running quail, and more rabbits than he could count. [13]
The "Stewart" referred to was the millionaire merchant, A. T. Stewart, whose body was stolen in the expectation of reward. [5]
He showed favour to the justice who had pitied him when he was supposed to have stolen a pig, and he had the gratification of seeing him grow in the public esteem and become a great and honoured man. [5]
He hasn't any to strip--they are shams, stolen clothes. [5]
His only chance to escape lay in abandoning the stolen horses and creeping away in the sage to hide. [13]
She only ventured to cast a stolen glance at him. [10]
In less than three hours after daylight all the horses and mules and donkeys in the vicinity would be bought, hired or stolen, and half the community would be off for the mountains, following in the wake of Whiteman. [5]
He had stolen things on several occasions; but the brands and scars which he bore upon his person were hidden by his new chiton and Keraunus felt in himself the power to cure him of his evil propensities. [10]
Huck had slept there; he had just breakfasted upon some stolen odds and ends of food, and was lying off, now, in comfort, with his pipe. [5]
According to Diodorus, there was a president of the thieves' caste, from whom the stolen goods could be reclaimed on relinquishment of a fourth part of the same. [10]
Now and then the people wondered why nothing was heard of the raider, or of the stolen knife or the other plunder, but nobody was able to throw any light on that matter. [5]
True, Cyriax and the others had lowered their voices, for they were talking about her and the aristocratic couple on whose wedding day Kuni had stolen the rosary. [10]
The ex-emperor restored the lost trespass law, and explained that he had stolen it not to injure any one, but to further his political projects. [5]
The "Yarn About the Limburger Cheese and the Box of Guns," like "The Stolen White Elephant," did not find place in the travel-book, but was published in the same volume with the elephant story, added to the rambling notes of "An Idle Excursion. [5]
A member of the Council would be like the receiver of stolen goods if he allowed a man whom he deemed worthy of the stocks to render him many services. [10]
She felt how the blood had mounted into her cheeks when she again saw him who could know nothing of her except that she was a jade, who had stolen another person's property. [10]
When we consider that not even the most responsible English monarch ever yielded back a stolen public right until it was wrenched from them by bloody violence, is it rational to suppose that gentler methods can win privileges in Russia? [5]
There were rumours that he had been in gaol in Quebec for robbery, and that after he had served his time he had dug up the money he had stolen and come West. [11]
At the time that Elie Mattingley, in Jersey, was awaiting hanging on the Mont es Pendus, and writing his letter to Carterette concerning the stolen book of church records, in a town of Brittany the Reverend Lorenzo Dow lay dying. [11]
It had been stolen, and in all the bitter days to come, when poverty and misery ground them down, no hint of the thief, no sign of the robber, was ever revealed. [11]
I had really stolen that dedication, almost word for word. [5]
Soldier Boy was stolen last night. [5]
Then came a stolen interview, and a fastening of the rivets of attraction--for Jim had gifts of a wonderful kind. [11]
This someone had stolen in while Jean Jacques and M. Fille were at supper. [11]
Those ideas were stolen from me. [2]
The birds of song were gone South over the hills, and the living wild things of the prairies had stolen into winter quarters. [11]
On one occasion some emigrants had their stock lost or stolen, and told Slade, who chanced to visit their camp. [5]
She had not slept and had stolen downstairs on tiptoe, and going to the door of the conservatory where he slept that night had listened at the door. [2]
The Latin priests say it was stolen away, long ago, by priests of another sect. [5]
For years my riders have trailed the tracks of stolen cattle. [13]
He was so rich that the loss he might suffer did not trouble him enough to spoil his good-humor, and so honest that it was a pleasure to him to restore the stolen property to its rightful owner. [10]
My pipe was ready and would have been lit, if I had not been lost in thinking about how to banish oppression from this land and restore to all its people their stolen rights and manhood without disobliging anybody. [5]
And when he pulled on the stolen shoes somewhat therein hard hurt his sole, and when he made search under the leather, behold a large letter closely folded and sealed. [10]
Not only the properties stolen by Mr. McKinley and Mr. Roosevelt, but the properties honestly acquired? [5]
For some time previously, the company's horses had been frequently stolen, and the coaches delayed, by gangs of outlaws, who were wont to laugh at the idea of any man's having the temerity to resent such outrages. [5]
To-day he must pick up all these threads again, must make things right for Billy, must replace the money he had stolen, must face Kathleen again he shuddered. [11]
This gave the parents a confidence that yielded some hours of sober joy; they believed that Ambulinia would now cease to love Elfonzo, and that her stolen affections would now expire with her misguided opinions. [5]
But I let out then, for them stolen pelts were rasping me on the raw. [11]
He had stolen out immediately after supper from neighbours who wished to see him, and had come here by a roundabout way, because he wished to be alone. [11]
Many a stolen ornament was already lying in the safe hiding place that even his brother Labaja did not know. [10]
At last Archibius ordered the property stolen from Antony's ship, and the liberated sailor to be brought on board the Epicurus, but the pirate was obliged to swear not to remain in the waters between Crete and Alexandria. [10]
For I had once stolen the key from Willis's bunch, crept in, and crept out again, awed. [9]
Els and Eva often cast stolen glances at each other as they greeted the visitors, thanked them, answered questions, gave explanations, accepted apologies, received and courteously declined invitations. [10]
After an interval of three weeks the stolen drake was recovered, and instantly the pair recognised each other with extreme joy. [1]
The marriage register of St. Michael's, with its record, was stolen, and that proof was gone. [11]
He was suspected of having murdered Moor and of having stolen his money, for a purse filled with ducats was found on his person. [10]
Awaiting his end now, it smote Mattingley's soul that these stolen records had not been returned to St. Michael's. [11]
When he will not tell what the true reason was, he stands in the attitude of an accused thief who has stolen goods in his possession, and when called to account refuses to tell where he got them. [7]
True, he could not know that from the first moment of their meeting her one desire had been to obtain news of her stolen son. [10]
Then he bid Nilus recapitulate the results of the proceedings up to the present stage, and what he and his colleagues supposed to be her motive for asserting that the stolen emerald was her property. [10]
And now that my arm is better, I have stolen a couple of days and finished up a couple of McClure letters that have been lying a long time. [5]
To the governor's mind it was dangerous allowing me freedom, a man convicted of crime, who had been imprisoned, had been a mutineer, had stolen one of his majesty's ships, and had fled to the Caribbean Sea. [11]
He captured two men who had stolen overland stock, and with his own hands he hanged them. [5]
So ended that marvelous episode of the stolen elephant. [5]
Thou'st writ the lying letter thyself, and my stolen bride and goods are its fruit. [5]
That watch isn't lost, it's stolen. [5]
These are commonly lost or stolen before the maccaroni arrives among us. [6]
Now what moral law would suffer if we should give up the stolen ones? [5]
Kubbeling, albeit the lady Abbess had bidden him to her table, had privily stolen forth to send a messenger to the grieving lady, whereas the thought of her gave him no peace among the feasters. [10]
As soon as Klea was alone she seized the trencher with a vehement gesture, gave the roast bird to the gray cat, who had stolen back into the room, turning away her head, for the mere smell of the pheasant was like an insult. [10]
The law the keeper of stolen goods, eh? [11]
He looked at it with a wild triumph, yet with a malignancy little in keeping with the object he held--the holy relic he had stolen from the door of the parish church. [11]
Think what folly it is to cast them aside in favor of palpable impositions stolen from the records of forgotten charlatanism, or of fantastic speculations spun from the squinting brains of theorists as wild as the Egyptian astronomer. [6]
I think there is only one funnier thing, and that is the spectacle of these bastard Americans--these Hamersleys and Huntingtons and such--offering cash, encumbered by themselves, for rotten carcases and stolen titles. [5]
All the world is mine; yours is only a stolen field. [11]
He had stolen into the village from the north, and, afraid to trust any one except this faithful member of his company, had taken refuge in a place where, if the worst came to the worst, he could defend himself, for a time at least. [11]
He had stolen into the courtyard to hold a tryst with the fair daughter of the master-weigher in the Im Hoffs' house of trade, and the loving pair, in their fear of the master, had not answered his call, but had crept behind the baggage. [10]
Orion longed to interpose; for if the merchant expressed no doubts and acknowledged the recovered gem to be the stolen one, much would be gained; so he turned to him again and said: "May I ask you to show me the emerald once more? [10]
If I were in the east now, I could stop the publication of a piratical book which has stolen some of my sketches. [5]
They walked on in silence for a few moments, into a path leading to a lake, which had stolen the flaming green-gold of the sky. [9]
The key is in Foorgat's pocket, no doubt; stolen by him, no doubt also. [11]
As well as if it had been spoken, Venters read in the faces of men the intelligence that Jane Withersteen's Arabians had been known to have been stolen. [13]
Besides, you know how much fruit those abominable thieves have stolen. [10]
I had stolen hither, knowing full well that the old folks would not have suffered me to ride forth after Ann, and my good godfather even now ceased not from railing, in his fears for his darling. [10]
He has stolen his way into the harem. [11]
And there stood his old rival Petammon, by the side of the crown-prince in the grove of Neith, and stirred the consuming fire, after having stolen his discovery of the operation of couching. [10]
He had sold his costly booty, and, like so many other pillagers, gambled away the stolen property at the exchange. [10]
Wilson said to himself: "I believe they had it; if it had been stolen, the scheme would have restored it, that is certain. [5]
She recalled how he had stolen into it on that summer's day after his return, and had flung open the shutters. [9]
Once or twice he had stolen a glance at her as she sat, perfectly at ease, and asked himself whether she had beauty, and it dawned upon him little by little that the very proportion she possessed made for physical unobtrusiveness. [9]
A week previously he had as good as admitted to himself that he believed Luigi had possessed such a knife, and that he still possessed it notwithstanding his pretense that it had been stolen. [5]
Here Madelinette took Havel into her confidence, in so far as to tell him that Tardif had stolen a valuable paper from her, the loss of which might bring most serious consequences. [11]
If I could have stolen his coat, I would have done it. [5]
Possibly I may have sometimes unconsciously stolen it, but I do not remember that I ever once detected any historical truth in these sudden convictions of the antiquity of my new thought or phrase. [6]

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