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His puritan conscience was enraged at petty thefts, petty forgeries, petty larcenies.
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Isabel, too, had had some lessons here from the old lady; but even this mild vanity troubled her puritan conscience a little sometimes.
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Me with my Puritan conscience and big bump of order, and my r.m.
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The secret of his power lay in a mystic appeal to the Puritan conscience.
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His Puritan conscience impressed him with the sacredness of work.
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The stern Puritan conscience rose up and demanded explanation.
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What was she trying to say with her dark hints and overnice scruples of a Puritan conscience?
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You are the Puritan Conscience made visible!
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Mallard, you are a curious instance of the Puritan conscience surviving in a man whose intellect is liberated.
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It was a painful conflict, but in the end the Puritan conscience triumphed and turned mercy out of doors.
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The days of Puritan prudery, the bothersome Puritan conscience, Puritan orthodoxy, and Puritan intolerance have passed, never to return.
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Through the training rules of our fathers we have come to consider as part of our inheritance the Puritan Conscience.
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"You must have a Puritan conscience," said Miss Dorothy laughing.
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Under all its deviations and variations lies the old Puritan conscience, which is still the backbone of the civilization of the republic.
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The New Yorker, June 10, 1967 P. 29 The question of male hair length has long vexed the Puritan conscience.
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You may be near when his stern old aunt in the duty of her Puritan conscience asks him: "Have you made your peace with God"?
