A thief, especially a pickpocket.
They are pickpockets, they would be burned at the stake.
A cutpurse was a term used in the Elizabethan era to describe a pickpocket or thief, often targeting unsuspecting audience members in crowded places like theaters. At the Globe Theatre, cutpurses could easily blend in with the throngs of people, using the distraction of performances to steal valuables. If caught, they faced swift punishment, which could include public humiliation, imprisonment, or even harsher penalties to deter such crimes. The bustling environment of the Globe made it both an opportunity and a risk for these criminals.
A cut-purse is a thief. The modern day name would be a pick-pocket. They were called cut-purses because in the days when people carried their money in a bag (a purse) hung off their belts, the thieves would steell them by cutting the cord attaching the purse to the belt. Theatres were goo places for cut-purses to operate because they were crowded (people stood rather then sat) and peoples attention was focused on the stage/actors rather than their purses.
Canker-blossom - Grub that destroys the blossom of love. Clotpole- A stupid person Cutpurse- Pickpocket, theif, robber. Jack-a-nape- a mischevous child. Malkin- An untidy woman; wench, slut. Malt-worm- a drunk person. Churlish- Rude and impolite. I hope this is okay and what you meant? Sorry its not many.
Molly Cutpurse was born in 1952.
The ISBN of Gideon the Cutpurse is 978-1416916550.
Gideon the Cutpurse was created on 2006-06-05.
Gideon the Cutpurse by Linda Buckley-Archer has approximately 400 pages in the paperback edition.
A cutpurse is a thief, a kind of pickpocket. Back in the day, people's clothes did not have pockets built into them. They kept their money in little bags or purses which they tied to their belts. A cutpurse would sneak up on them and cut the strings that held the purse to the belt, take the purse and disappear before the victim knew it was gone.
They are pickpockets, they would be burned at the stake.
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The Baretop Trickster,Clapper Dudgeon,The Brixler,The Cutpurse,The Soap Eater,Tony O'Bedlam
it is a science fiction book but to find out don't be so lazy and just read it yourself.
No, I don't think there is one because I checked everywhere but there is none so I guess not. But the series is REALLYgood!
Mary Frith, also known as Moll Cutpurse, died in 1659.
In "The Tale of the Pig," Praiseworthy uses a clever ruse involving a pig to expose the cutpurse. He puts a collar on the pig that has a message indicating that the pig belongs to the thief, hoping it will attract attention. When the cutpurse sees the pig and tries to reclaim it, Praiseworthy catches him in the act, leading to the thief's capture and the recovery of the stolen goods. This clever tactic showcases Praiseworthy's resourcefulness and quick thinking.