stolen

The Rebel soldier had stolen his coat, and he had no blanket to protect him from the cold night-winds.

But as John was an honest fellow, he was troubled at the thought that the Seagull would think he had stolen her mantle and purse.

Careful precautions are taken against the Mont-de-Pit being made a receptacle for stolen goods.

Perhaps they were gifts; perhaps they were stolen—these emeralds.

Sometimes wives and sweethearts were stolen, but it was a dangerous business.

But she certainly cast aside with scorn Madge's suggestion that no one had stolen from her while she was aboard the "Merry Maid."

And under Kori's outstretched arm, so close as almost to brush against his uniformed legs, had stolen Thorn.

He felt that their action had something to do with the stolen woman and child.

The wise one is good, and neither steals nor lets himself be stolen from.

It has several times been lost or stolen, but has always been recovered.