"I used aye to think o' the first sight o' Inchkeith and the Lomond hills, and the smell o' herrings at the pier o' Leith.

You are a sweet smell-feast, Doctor; that I see.

if yon same couple of smell-smocks, Wentloe and Bartley, have not scented after us. ILF.

[pirates engage in battle] raise the jolly roger, run up the jolly roger. serve; see service, be on service, be on active service; campaign; wield the sword, shoulder a musket, smell powder, be under fire; spill blood, imbrue the hands in blood; on the warpath.

"They hungry, an' smell food.

Her lips did smell lyke unto gillyflowers; Her ruddy cheekes lyke unto roses red; Her snowy browes lyke budded bellamoures; Her lovely eyes lyke pincks but newly spred; Her goodly bosome lyke a strawberry bed; Her neck lyke to a bounch of cullambynes; Her brest lyke lillyes, ere their leaves be shed; Her nipples lyke young blossomd jessemynes.

Here was the hunter he once felt kindly toward and two other smells of far-backboth hateful; all three were now the smell-marks of foes, and a rumbling "woof" was the expressive sound that came from his throat.

When minkheem smell meatgo in house he got to go over trap.

How der yer spose yer'l feel dare yer smell notin but brimstone an nashin ob teeth!

As the wind set toward us, we soon became aware of an evil smell petroleum and sulphuretted hydrogen at oncewhich gave some of us a headache.

Smells of suppersmells chiefly of cabbage, cauliflower, fried onions, and fried sausagespervaded the hall like an invisible personality, but Joe was smell-proof.

If you close your eyes, hold your nose, and remove your hand, you can get the sensation of sound alone, but it seems still the same sensation that it was; and if you restore the action of the other organs, the sound coalesces with the feeling, the sight, and the smell sensations again.

"And every day when I wake up," she wailed, "I t-taste whiskey on my tongue and II smell cigarette smoke in my hair.

A smell stupendous, past compare, The king of smells, the prize, That smell which floods the startled air When home-cured bacon fries! All other smells, whate'er their worth, Though dear and richly prized, Are earthy smells and of the earth, Are smells disparadised; But when that smell of smells awakes From ham of perfect cure, It lifts the heart to heaven and makes The doom of Satan sure.

A glass of cider, for mercy's sake, "to take the taste of it out of my mouth," as Bill Sykes has it.' 'Where have you been staying?' 'With young Lord Vieuxbois, among high art and painted glass, spade farms, and model smell-traps, rubricalities and sanitary reforms, and all other inventions, possible and impossible, for "stretching the old formula to meet the new fact," as your favourite prophet says.' '

I asked a smell boy who was running across the road.

An' all the time the wind blowed there An' I could feel it in my hair, An' ist smell clover ever'where!

As he did so, these words came to his ears through the door which separated them: "FlowersI smell flowers!