Moll Flends

The heroine of the novel of the classic of English literature Daniel Defoe (1660-1731) was born in prison, and circumstances from childhood pushed her onto the path of vice. A dexterous fraudster, for a rather long life she committed a lot of crimes and barely escaped execution. After a long link in the declining years, she returned to England and, repenting, spent the rest of the days in peace with her.

All the exploits of this interesting lady serve as an excellent warning to honest people, showing how they lure simpletons, how they are robbed and robbed and, therefore, how to avoid all this. The robbery of the girl, which the conceited mother discharged, sending to a dance school, is a good lesson for the future for such people, as well as the abduction of gold hours at a small young lady in St. James Park ...
Daniel Defoe