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Those are the only two places where an embezzler is comparatively safe these days.
ON SECRET SERVICEWILLIAM NELSON TAFT
Now, more than ever before, he was interested in what the embezzler would say under their examination and cross-questioning.
THE WINNING CLUEJAMES HAY, JR.
The rumors, always contradicted, that the embezzler had been caught!
THE RISE OF ROSCOE PAINEJOSEPH C. LINCOLN
The New York embezzler who fled to Nairobi was sent back as a matter of course without delay.
THE MAN WHO ROCKED THE EARTHARTHUR TRAIN
Surely, he had not been the embezzler, the libertine, the assassin!
THE KEY TO YESTERDAYCHARLES NEVILLE BUCK
No young man takes a position in a banking-house with the deliberate intention of becoming an embezzler.
TRUE STORIES OF CRIME FROM THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICEARTHUR TRAIN
My father was Carleton Bennett, the embezzler, the thief, the man whose name was and is a disgrace all over the country.
THE RISE OF ROSCOE PAINEJOSEPH C. LINCOLN
It was said that he had been a sailor or a policeman, a college professor or a priest, a forger or an embezzler.
THE TRAIL OF THE HAWKSINCLAIR LEWIS
Rankin was that honest I often told him he would land behind the bars as an embezzler some day.
THE RANGE DWELLERSB. M. BOWER
It becomes you well—you, the cheat, the embezzler, the swindler.
THE MYSTERY OF LINCOLN'S INNROBERT MACHRAY

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