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It's from the Catcher in the Rye.
Although it was indeed used there, it's a phrase that's been knocking around the British Isles for centuries - both Burns and Wordsworth have used it, amongst others. Long ago, both notions (that of being a scholar, and that of being a gentleman) were most worthy ideals. Thus this doubling of 'worthiness' was really heaping praise upon someone.
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NO.
Could you use a sentence with scholar official?
He was the brightest scholar at the university. You are a scholar and a gentleman, both smart and kind.
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