First I told the right merchant what sort of a bookkeeper I had found slaving away for ten dollars a week on the dark, smelly balcony of the Racketand he's given Alma a job at twenty in a sun-lighted office.

It was a dark, dismal, smelly interior, amply large enough, but ill ventilated, and inexpressibly dirty.

She had no clear conception of the deed when, half of the fish consumed, the smelly stuff revolted her and she hurled the remaining part into the bed of coals.

Go back and throw the smelly thing away.

It was a grimy, smelly place, with its own odor spiked by a phosphate-reducing plant two blocks distant.

The officers' accommodation was no better, I and my Staff having to sleep on very dirty and smelly floors.

The result is, that the coats of corded Poodles are almost invariably dirty, and somewhat smelly.

In Paris girls ran into the street and threw their arms about the brave "Marocs" as they marched by, but the lady with the little girls felt that they were a trifle smelly, and, fishing out a bottle of scent, she wet a handkerchief with it and passed it round.

Venice, beautiful but smelly.

Venice, beautiful but smelly.

He could stay at Cousin Emma's, but maybe he wouldn't like that because there was a raft of children always under foot and Fred, Emma's husband, was a dreadful "ordinary" person who smoked a smelly pipe and sat round in his shirt sleeves.

They would be sweaty and smelly.

"And see here, you smelly devil: Here's money.

Mahommed ben Hamza, not quite so smelly in his new clothes, was standing at my elbow.

"There are drains in Jerusalembig, dark, smelly, ancient, full of ratsvery useful drains.

" Grim beckoned the Sikhs into the room, left one man in there in charge of Suliman, who swore blasphemously at being left behind, and led the way down a passage that opened into an alley connecting with a maze of others like rat runs, mostly arched over and all smelly with the unwashed gloom of ages.

Do you think it's easy to live in a measly little room up six flights of black, smelly stairs, with no fire in winter?

I'm tickled by a pansy, wot's called an 'Appy Thought; I'm gone on yaller "Glories" of the proper smelly sort; And once I 'eld gerani-ums was grander than the rest,

I'm tickled by a pansy, wot's called an 'Appy Thought; I'm gone on yaller "Glories" of the proper smelly sort; An' once I 'eld gerani-ums was gayer than the rest,

But any sort of living things in quantity, "wriggly" as they were bound to be alive and "smelly" dead, she could not and would not abide.

Both cities are "smelly," though Venice, even at its worst, stands many degrees above the incredible filth of Srinagar.

Having tied up to a remarkably smelly bank, which was just lofty enough to screen our heated brows from any wandering breeze, we landed to explore.

Monday, September 18.It was impossible to get our boats up the river yesterday, so I spent the day sketching amidst the most picturesque, but horribly smelly, part of the town; much quinine in the evening seemed desirable as a counterblast to possible malaria.

Mr. Joey Simpkins had shouldered his way through the smelly push and taken his stand beside the bewildered and half-fainting boy.

Danny was one of these tragedies, but he still picked up a precarious living by doing odd jobs at Mulqueen's and acting as a veterinary when called upon, and he could generally be found either loafing in the smelly little office or smoking his T D pipe on the steps outside.