cozen

With no more information than you cozened out of her?

Boys are not so clever, I could have cozened them.

You would not be the first man to be cozened so.

A maid can be cozened by any likely rogue who comes along.

But the whole objective of all this attention was to soften her up until she could be cozened into making another run.

I told him I had considered teaching, but he cozened me against it.

"And give the other plateau a wide miss," Bill cozened.

But the uncle would not be cozened and willed his money elsewhere.

I know you too well to be cozened.

He has cozened you into your cathedral; let that suffice."

Better to win the bargain and then be generous than to let anyone think he could be cozened.

It must seem that I've been completely cozened.

"I begin to see," he said in a low voice, "how he has been cozened.

"The more fool you, to be so cozened into taking a mere boy for to ward you! "

The double thief hath cozened me out of my gown."

"Just take it easy," the voice cozened Bill.

I was cozened, caught, caged in a loveless marriage.

I'd rather it had been any man than him I cozened, but I was pressed hard."

Competition had run keen; skilled players were sought after, cozened, subjected to a hundred inducements.

'You know the truth of it - how else could she have cozened you with lies about my death?'

"I wouldn't do anything in a hurry," Angelina cozened.

The deepest racial instincts of the crowd were now fully aroused from the lethargy into which they had been cozened.

You may well have been cozened into keeping a rogue about you unawares.'

Clown Have I not told thee how I was cozened by the way and lost all my money?

So my grandmother has cozened or persuaded even her holy man into arguing her cause for her.