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1
I hate usury, nor care I to earn money for others to
filch
from
me.
2
It would be to
filch
from
the city of St.-Rémi and of Clovis, of Urban II.
3
Those vile wretches who
filch
from
the pockets of Israel to pay for the pageantry of Rome?
4
Who does not know that the gods say such words as their thievish priests
filch
from
them.
5
We will not
filch
from
posterity the treasure placed in our hands to be transmitted to other generations.
6
For him there were no longer golden hours which it were a sin for others to
filch
from
him.
7
The two are working together on a movie pitch starring an actor they hope to
filch
from
a rival studio.
8
They have dared to
filch
from
you the great ring that has been handed down from king to king for three hundred years.
9
The guerdon was mine, and I was determined this time that no traitor or ingrate should
filch
from
me the reward of my labours.
10
In his eagerness and greed he suspected nothing, but that on some pretext or other they were trying to
filch
from
him his dues.
11
I was filled with rage against the wretch who had robbed me of a decent meal, and would now
filch
from
me a night's rest.
12
She is living behind a dingy little shop with her husband, and his horrible old father, who drinks whatever he can
filch
from
the till.
13
This was a treasure
filched
from
the garden of the Dalai Lama.
14
His notes for it comprised all that he had
filched
from
life.
15
Then we pack up the stuff she
filched
from
the Hartsfield house.
16
Tonight the meal was simply stale bacon,
filched
from
the kitchens.
filch
from
filch