Griffin and all who went before her, and all her peers - have surely honed the craft, have done enough brave scut work on the road where some other comedians and 'helpers' routinely try to sideswipe, cutpurse, and ride roughshod over others …— The Moderate Voice
I got a guy (or gal) who was a beggar, a cutpurse and finally a monk (equivalent of the Sorceror in Reign), with a skill in cooking, an obscure knowledge of some kind and a formative experience with a failed caravan run.— theRPGSite
The clerk in the office did not particularly resemble a cutthroat, or even a cutpurse, and, strange to say, did not overcharge us: in fact, he behaved very civilly.— Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 11, No. 27, June, 1873

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