Old C. had another adventure with a cunning rogue, which all but ended disastrously.

Ah, what fine fun this is for the cunning rogue.

The cunning rogue obeyed in a twinkling.

How the cunning rogue had contrived to get at the secret is more than we dare tell.

The fellow's a cunning rogue.

And the cunning rogue hath hung his celestial figure in air out of the way of his little world below.

We paused at Casimir's body, and Jacques said thoughtfully, He was a cunning rogue; he deceived me to the very end.

They were two cunning rogues, whose only object was to fleece me.

Still, such cunning rogues are they, that it is almost impossible to deceive them.

Cunning rogues often get trapped, like the fox, when they hope to enjoy their spoil in security.

The cunning rogues did not know this, and thought that they were going to catch us unprepared.

I have read in our newspapers of the cunning rogues, and I am on the lookout for them.

"But see what these cunning rogues are about."

When such cunning rogues are only in danger of the police court, they do not gratuitously risk the chance of being tried for murder.

"Cornwood is a cunning rogue, I know."

So he thrives, a type of many, for every one of London's common lodging-houses can provide us with one or more such cunning rogues.