Arriving over a decade after Adrian van Broeck's memoir, Johnson's "historical" account revealed that Every was cheated of his wealth after attempting to sell his ill-gotten goods, in the end "not being worth as much as would buy him a coffin."

He was a singularly uncomfortable sort of man, and a thief, and now he would be slinking into her bedroom in the middle of the night to retrieve his ill-gotten goods.

The brothers Egil and Finn sell their ill-gotten goods to Bork the merchant, and visit their grandfather, Ozur, whereupon they take their younger brother Ketil out for a day of family recreation.

Mendoza herself was brutally beaten by thieves intent on stealing her ill-gotten goods.

You're still dead, and he is still sitting fat and happy on his ill-gotten goods.

Life was sweet, and he was in the power of the king; so he gave up silently his ill-gotten goods, and was as poor as when he was a boy.

Like most colleges, the University of North Dakota has no written guidelines on what to do with a tainted gift, such as ill-gotten goods or money given by a person who falls into disrepute.

"And yet, if a dishonorable scoundrel conceals his ill-gotten goods within your honorable master's rooms, then your master is dishonored if the goods go undiscovered."

It was obvious what was happening-the young man's hand was on the sill as if he was preparing to escape with his bag of no doubt ill-gotten goods.

The stolen money in the trunk of the car began to weigh on his conscience as heavily as if it were the first ill-gotten goods ever to fall into his hands.