Usage of "have scarcely"

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Usage of have scarcely in English

Because they have scarcely mentioned the European Union's great bonfire of banknotes. 
 The Guardian 

I have scarcely seen him; I have not seen anyone but you. 
 At Love's Cost 

But I have scarcely spring enough left in me to notice it. 
 Amiel's Journal: The Journal Intime of Henri-Frédéric Amiel 

See, the leaves on the trees have scarcely begun to swell yet. 
 The Lilac Lady 

You have scarcely done justice to his character in your description, sir. 
 Aunt Jane's Nieces out West 

For the last four days you have scarcely eaten or drunk anything. 
 Crime and Punishment 

It came so suddenly that I have scarcely had time to think. 
 The Winning of Barbara Worth 

But you eat nothing: you have scarcely tasted since you began tea. 
 Jane Eyre: An Autobiography 

Choose your companion among the others, whom you have scarcely noticed yet. 
 Across the Zodiac / The Story of a Wrecked Record 

Since your birth to this day I have scarcely seen your face. 
 She 

For several days I have scarcely been able to get a rubber. 
 Jeanne of the Marshes 

But you have scarcely taken a look yet at even this room. 
 Elsie's Womanhood 

I have scarcely thanked you yet for returning the pocketbook, have I? 
 The Pawns Count 

We have scarcely had any variation in the tint in the last week. 
 Marietta: A Maid of Venice 

As to organs in general I have scarcely known that I had any. 
 The Last Leaf / Observations, during Seventy-Five Years, of Men ... 

We have scarcely one in the country capable of being a hard student. 
 The Education of American Girls 

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