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Meanings of such scruples in English

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Usage of such scruples in English
1
The present Marquess was not a man capable of understanding such scruples.
What Will He Do with It? — Volume 05
2
Remember that it is a mortal duel, and such scruples are foolish.
Gerfaut — Volume 4
3
At the present moment such scruples do not seem to be very general.
North America — Volume 1
4
It was looking as if his opponents had no such scruples.
Desperate cargo
5
Edward would be amazed to hear that you have such scruples.
The Emancipated
6
McKenzie, however, had no such scruples, and accepted a fat cigar without hesitation.
The Boy Allies with Haig in Flanders; Or, the Fighting Canadians...
7
He stopped short, physically incapable of questioning further; but Owen had no such scruples.
The Making of a Soul
8
A virgin soul is at the mercy of such scruples.
Letters of Two Brides
9
You seem to have been troubled with no such scruples.
A Lost Leader
10
But for my poor child I have no such scruples,-noshame, no false pride.
What Will He Do with It? — Complete
11
At least Labour agonises over these, while such scruples rarely seem to trouble Cameron's sleep.
The Guardian
12
He wondered a little now that in those days such scruples had not troubled him.
The Glimpses of the Moon
13
Mat, on the other hand, had no such scruples.
Young Lives
14
As for his books, I felt no such scruples.
The Mill Mystery
15
Remember, Celinor, none of us who are in power can afford the luxury of such scruples.
The Lair of Bones
16
Napoleon had no such scruples, and I fear the glitter of his genius rather dazzled me.
Little Memoirs of the Nineteenth Century
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