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Meanings of real robber in English
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Usage of real robber in English
1
She thinks the real robber was a gipsy.
2
If you should hear anything as to the real robber I will ask you as a favor to communicate with me.
3
H. O. said he would kill him with boiling oil; but Alice explained that she meant a real robber-now-thisminute- inthehouse
4
But a real robber, having no such knowledge, would have ransacked them lest he miss the things of value that he searched for.
5
I suppose the other fellow, the real robber, would have figured himself safely out of it-orwould have thought he had-beforehe made the break.
6
Prejudices are the real robbers; vices are the real murderers.
7
The real robbers seem to have escaped in the boat.
8
They are only petty thieves; they are not real robbers.
9
Back here a couple of miles we came upon a small gang of real robbers.
10
By the help of bad fairies they had changed their forms and were the real robbers.
11
Real robbers usually bring their own stuff.
12
And, as he finished saying it, he saw before him, standing on the study hearthrug, a Real Robber.
13
"It is certainly a real robber-band that I've fallen in with," thought he.