| If he will not do this, if curiosity impels him onwards, let him make up his eyes and olfactories to a cruel disappointment. |
| Particles of escaping tobacco dust float in the air and tickle our olfactories. |
| When passing the hive our olfactories are saluted with a nauseous effluvia, arising from this corrupting mass. |
| The whole process of rendering menhaden into oil is less offensive to the olfactories than might be supposed. |
| Others having broken the stems of their pipes almost short off at the bowl, were vigorously puffing tobacco-smoke, so that it constantly filled their olfactories. |
| I acknowledge that I am often guided by my olfactories in doing things that seem so very unaccountable to my friends. |
