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The room in the Kata noi block of the than i wing was on the ground floor, dark, dirty , smelt of damp and the bathroom of sewers.

It was dark inside the shop. It smelt of chocolate and newspapers. Mr Baxter was behind the count6r talking to a customer.

They hurriedly escaped into a cave that smelt of terror.

The umbrellas on the long chair still smelt of fresh tung oil.

I nearly fainted from the smell of his body which smelt of mutton.

The bottle, with its stopper off, smelt of roses. Mrs Sucksby sniffed.

The opium den was a musty place that smelt of whiskey and smoke.

The house was hot and smelt of blood , and there were dead bodies lying all around .

Encounter difficulties, the more strong woman more smelt of let a person respect and love of charm.

The hallway smelt of boiled cabbage and old rag mats.

It smelt of dust and old papers, and the people who worked there all seemed old and dusty, too.

His breath smelt of garlic.

The air in the room smelt of paint.