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The several disorders and degrees amongst our idle... →
1. Rufflers (thieving beggars, apprentice uprightment) 2. Uprightmen (leaders of robber bands) 3. Hookers or anglers (thieves who steal through windows with hooks) 4. Rogues (rank-and-file vagabonds) 5. Wild rogues (those born of rogues) 6. Priggers of prancers (horse thieves) 7. Palliards… (via nevver)
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“What attracts you to odd hats?” James Lipton, Master Interrogator (from New York Magazine).
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