A scene from Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale - painting by C . R. Leslie. Autolycus is a short rogue, formerly one of Florizel's servants. A consummate conman and pickpocket, he sings a great deal, both for his own pleasure and as part of his cons. He is well-known for going to all merry gatherings and having his way with people's purses.
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