forgery

I was arrested for forgery, tried, found guilty, and transported for life.

He had heard the story of the forgery hinted at, but he had never heard its details.

It never occurred to me then that it might have been intended to look like a forgery.

The excellence of the forgery may be fairly adduced as an argument that it is not a forgery at all.

Why, that must be the secretary who was suspected of forgery at the Embassy in London, and got dismissed.

The Queen's signature on the note in the Cardinal's possession is a forgery.

A cardinal and a queen implicated in a forgery and a swindle!

The note may be a forgery, the letter may be a forgery; that we shall soon know.

Not for shop-lifting or forgery––but how about receiving stolen goods?

Surely you wouldn't show that forgery you've made up to Mrs. Gosnold?