Meanings of quite guiltless in English

He, Julius, was not, so he feared, quite guiltless in this matter.

We deal largely in these legends, and you are not quite guiltless of them.

How many of you feel quite guiltless on this score?

His hair was brown and quite guiltless of curl.

After four days new red bricks began to arrive, carried by a quite guiltless hodman who had not visited the house before.

The evil one must have put them into your head." "Father," he replied, "only listen to me; I am quite guiltless.

That matron was quite guiltless of any crime which should deprive her of a husband's confidence in a matter relating to her only son.

The latest built in the latter days of the Georges are certainly quite guiltless of picturesqueness, but are, as above said, solid, and not inconvenient.

And she was oblivious of the fact that Gyp was quite guiltless of the desire to strike a blow against the marriage-laws, or anything else.

"Madame de la Baudraye is quite guiltless; this youth sees double," said Bianchon.