While thus oblivious of the past, and reckless of the future, we were enjoying the present moment in this badinage, and I was extolling the odour of the rose, as beyond every other grateful to the olfactory nerves of man, a lively, flippant little personage came up, and accosted the Brahmin with the familiarity of an acquaintance.

Are you going to forsake your cherished books for a curry-comb?" "Really, Marthe!" exclaimed her husband in an aggrieved tone, "it is incomprehensible that you should have such a total disregard for the delicacy of my constitution,especially when you know that the very odor of the stable is abhorrent to my olfactory senses.

Below all these bones the lower turbinated bones may be said to divide the olfactory chamber above from the ordinary air passages.

The peculiar odor of the damp paper and the printer's ink, that characteristic odor which for a moment obscures the perfume of the flowers that one breathes here on every hand, seems to strike the olfactory memory, a strange and keen memory that unquestionably exists, and it brings back to me a portion of my former life,that restlessness, that activity, that feverish productiveness of journalism.

As it passed out of sight they saw William Philander with his hand still tight on his olfactory organ.

It is, as one may say, an olfactory perspective of an endless vista of departed breakfasts, dinners, and suppers.

To the bee, on the other hand, with its two or three thousand olfactory pores, the world is primarily a world of smell.

"Well, it's the other Mr. Polton what I want," said the cabman, with his eyes still riveted on the olfactory prominence.

"Not any one who scents himself with some doctor's stuff like cologne?" continued Low, with the disgust of keen olfactory sensibilities.

The emperor-moth calls its mateso says Fabreby means of olfactory vibrations totally uncomprehended by us.

The portico was occupied by sheep, which at first refused to make room for us, and gave strong olfactory evidence of their partiality for the temple as a resting-place.

We may have tactual images of things touched; auditory images of things heard; gustatory images of things tasted; olfactory images of things smelled.