So I have the less scruple in sending you this last word.

I have the less scruple about disobeying him, on that account.

I should have felt much less scruple if Higgins had offered to pay-

I shall feel the less scruple, in sending him on missions which are not without danger.

I felt unhappy at parting too, and perhaps I had less scruple about saying as much.

I have the less scruple in asking it, that whatever takes him out of himself will be salutary.

But Knapp showed less scruple.

People here expose themselves to a draught of air with much less scruple than they do in the Atlantic states.

Now that the old chap is dead I should have less scruple in following it up-especiallyif the old lady is gone too.

He had either less sagacity or less scruple than his predecessor, for in the following year he appeared with an army in Rome.

As Mr Campbell paid the soldiers employed a certain sum per day for their labour, he had less scruple in employing them longer.

He abandoned himself from this moment with less scruple to the emotions, and to the danger against which he believed himself invincibly protected.

We had now, therefore, less scruple in sharing his room, though we agreed, notwithstanding, only to repose a few hours in our clothes.

He had the less scruple in taking these precautions in that he believed Diane to have justified anything he might have said of her.

He therefore made less scruple to require a pecuniary commutation for those offences, but thought the proceeds should be carried to a public account.

Bud had less scruples in his anxious impatience.