burglarious

One was a very small leather case with a few highly professional burglarious tools.

How many more of these burglarious episodes must we endure?"

He did not believe that burglarious visitors were likely, but it was foolish to take unnecessary chances.

"Are such burglarious and eavesdropping methods considered ethical by your learned profession?"

"Some mouths ago, almost a year," continued the clergyman, "a burglarious attempt was made upon the house.

This made it more favorable for thieves, though up to the present time no burglarious attempt had been made on it.

'There are no signs of burglarious entry.

The burglarious act restored some self-possession.

Of the various burglarious proceedings he had heard of picking the trolls' pockets seemed the least difficult, so at last he crept behind a tree just behind William.

I set my burglarious friend to work, and by an examination of Welman's passport I discovered that he had been in England from July 25th to the 27th.

A little while afterwards, he broke out in an entirely new direction, and confessed to a knowledge of burglarious intentions as to our premises, on the part of the pot-boy, who was immediately taken up.

Spennie's idea had been to establish an alibi by mingling with the throng for a few minutes, and then to get through his burglarious specialty during the duologue, when his absence would not be noticed.

When she was sure he had finished speaking Mrs. Ram said, "As instructed, Miss Blaise was subjected to intensive search of clothing and person which revealed several items of offensive, defensive, and burglarious nature.

They must have got, I reasoned, upon the roof of the outhouse where Northmour used to keep his photographic battery; and from thence, either by the window of the study or that of my old bedroom, completed their burglarious entry.

On both previous occasions, he had knocked timidly and with some dread of attracting notice; but now when he had just discarded the thought of a burglarious entry, knocking at a door seemed a mighty simple and innocent proceeding.

In June 2008, another graduate student was arrested and faced charges of breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony and possession of burglarious instruments after being caught after-hours in a caged room in a research building's basement.

I then unrolled the canvas-wrapped array of burglarious instruments - this belt again, and with the help of an understanding tailor again, is invisible when worn round the waist - and from this sophisticated plethora extracted a humble but essential screwdriver.

Reynolds quickly took from his wallet a three by two oblong of fairly stiff celluloid - in some countries the discovery of such an article on a known thief would be sufficient to bring him before a judge on a charge of being in possession of a burglarious implement - and slipped it between door and jamb.