purloiner

You are a corrupter of youth, and an evil man, Mr. Schoolmaster, and a purloiner of letters as well.'

The purloiner of love had introduced herself under cover of the pity in which Maud had believed.

One glance at her sweet, highbred features was sufficient to exonerate her as a purloiner of gentlemen's garments.

At night the purloiner marched to his plunder, and she revived.

The enlightened reader, seeing this patch of cloth of gold upon a blanket, soon detects the bungling purloiner.