“You led me to believe you were a professional adventurer, an unprincipled rogue, and a shameless blackguard. This itself, sir, was an act of contemptible fraudulence.”

“The story follows loveable Irish rogue Jimmy who is imprisoned, with his partner-in-crime Rudy, after a bungled robbery.”

“Not like that useless rogue of a father of his either, wherever he was these days.”

“The children's laughter filled the park as they engaged in playful roguery, enjoying their mischievous antics.”

“Despite his charming demeanor and smooth talk, his roguery eventually caught up to him and left a trail of betrayed friends and business partners.”

“Harry's roguery of impersonating famous celebrities at parties always brought laughter and amusement to everyone in attendance.”

“Zeus laughed at the child's roguishness and commanded Hermes to take Apollon to the cattle.”

“The focus on quasi-criminal life and invented roguishness is key here, for though everything speaks of dirty deeds, nothing criminal actually occurs within the story.”

“Zeus laughed at the child's roguishness and commanded Hermes to take Apollon to the cattle. ”

“The rogueries of Autolycus, the pedlar, add amusement to the later scenes of the play.”

“How terribly alike are all human rogueries, whether the scene be a conference at Vienna, or the tent of a thimblerig at Ascot!”

“The idea of a band of hardcrabble rogues having a political awakening is an incredibly cool one, but it never means anything.”

“On his part, he had no doubts that the claimant was an impostor and his supporters fools and rogues.”

“He doesn't deal in heroes and villains, not even loveable rogues, and that's frightening stuff for an inveterate good guy.”