'The filched empery of a thief,' said Saint-Pol. [Please select]
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In consequence the glory and financial benefit of what they did was often filched from them. [Please select]
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On the other hand, what can have been filched from him before his death. [Please select]
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Filched it without a blow, without a struggle, without even a threat, a defiance. [Please select]
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They have filched enough from us Catholics in the past. [Please select]
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And therefore, whether their conscience is tender or the reverse, our rich men cannot enjoy the wealth they have filched from the poor as the ancients did who believed in their right to it. [Please select]
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And this tidy sum was being filched from the purse of Charlotte Lee Weyland, who worked for her living at an honorarium of $75 a month. [Please select]
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