Cracksmen [noun]

The skill and daring of the cracksman makes him a marked man.

Martin Thimblethorpe, then, was the solitary cracksman, and your real name is Dobbs?

But the cracksman must have fallen out with his own likeness as Iago, for his thumb-nail was clean as a whistle.

His head was drawn down through the bars and he nuzzled a soft substance on the cracksman's breast.

The turnkey hanging helpless into the cracksman's cell, his body outlined against the lantern, caused him to start back.

The light came nearer and nearer and suddenly he heard the cracksman groaning piteously.

When his writhings had ceased the cracksman removed his lantern and laid it lightly on the floor outside.

"He's turned the corner," whispered the cracksman, immediately opening the outer door.

Their shadows were thrown forward beyond the corner, so that the cracksman could not get within a yard of the edge.

A black business outfit, including headgear and footgear, bore witness to the cracksman's foresight.