Housebreakers [noun]

The insidious servant becomes a tyrannical master; the housebreaker is innocent, the horse thief guiltless in comparison.

"Take that burly housebreaker, bind him, and put him to the test," were the instructions they received.

The darkness of the upper hallway offered no obstacle to this familiar housebreaker.

Six pairs of eyes, blear or foxy, were riveted upon the boyish figure of the housebreaker.

But surely madame la princesse must appreciate the police might be at a loss to know which housebreaker to arrest.

Your face tells me that you should be an honest youth, not a roystering and lying housebreaker and highwayman.

What the housebreaker saw was a vision of dazzling beauty in a flood of light.

There is something much more human about a housebreaker than I had fancied.

But we take good care not to make the hangman and the housebreaker the judges of that.

"It is Jack Sheppard, the noted housebreaker," cried Jonathan, at the top of his sonorous voice.