procuress

I saw that the woman was a procuress, and I only replied with a smile of contempt.

In her later years, she followed the vile trade of a procuress.

He was regarding this old French procuress with grave attention.

Instead of returning me to my home, the procuress left me in an isolated dwelling not far from Versailles.

Bawd, bawd, n. a procurer or procuress of women for lewd purposes—fem.

I had not the strength to go away without giving her anything, and the procuress was sharp enough to know it.

Such was the woman whose friend and procuress La Vicenza had become.

It as accurately describes the mode in which articles of trade in the procuress line are disposed of now as then.

Then comes a man of the name of Aubriot, a godson of the procuress Tourtera, and completely under her guidance.

On the same evening the procuress took an isvostchik and drove her to the notorious house kept by Carolina Albertovna Kitaeva.