I believe that Kusmer describe the ruse of a beggar as "subtle fraud" because they perceived a physical appearance that is not their own. Beggars' uses this identity t

Beggars are deceptive maneuvers; their physical appearance that are shown to the public is what they intend for us to see. Such appearance attracts the considerate individual, coercing the heart to succumb to the grasping force of the beggars' impression. According to Kusmer, "one man was approached by a beggar who looked normal in appearance, except that he wore no overcoat, though the day was cold. He had pawned his greatcoat, was the thought." Surprisingly, this beggar gets what he asked for or a fraction of what he intended to receive. Beggars know who their preys are, attacking carefully those who walk slowly, those who look intently at them and smile, and those who seem to have coins in their pockets. It is rear for a beggar to a

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