contrabandist

A contrabandist London believes worked for us.

I demand the service of this contrabandist as my domestic until this day week.'

He was a gentleman burglar, a contrabandist, a swindler, and a forger.

Pangsapa was a narcotics contrabandist and an informant on the side.

"Diary of a dead contrabandist.

Only a contrabandist, nicknamed Greying Greek, knows of the Academic.

The origins of the cartel are accredited to the legendary contrabandist Juan Nepomuceno Guerra, who died on 12 July 2001 due to a cardiac arrest.

A grim but hilarious historical novel involving the extinction of the Tasmanians, a search for the Garden of Eden and a contrabandist from the Isle of Man.

Still, he was inwardly pleased with the implications of his realization; he was far more confident in the abilities ofa contrabandist to accomplish what was being suggested than in the abilities of just about anybody else.

Pangsapa was a narcotics contrabandist and would therefore know people who were prepared to kill for a fix of snow, or who were prepared to expose the most sacrosanct confidences of friends and inform on them.

Di Pisa was a contrabandist in cigarettes and was actively involved in the flourishing real-estate racket, known as the Sack of Palermo, during the reign of Salvo Lima as mayor of Palermo.

With a touch of the self-serving conviction that is any good diarist's right, he asserted that "her husband is a sot, a servile and a contrabandist . . . and he deserved that she should find the love she yearned for in my arms."