“Even insects may visit locally concentrated sources of ions like brackish seeps or the urine and dung of larger animals.”

“In 1648 his remains were disinterred and buried under a dunghill, but after the Restoration they were restored to their original resting place.”

“He made his pile from an as, and would pick a quadrans out of a dunghill with his teeth, any old time.”

“The way I see it, jazz is a beautiful flower that manages to grow even out of the dunghill.”

“His body was later thrown on a dungheap, while the remains of the Inquisitor were given a ceremonial burial at the local church.”

“If we neatly dispose of our bodily waste products, we more easily forget that we are made of stuffs that end up on the dungheap.”

“After that it was sold by the cartload as food for the pigs, or went on to the dungheap.”

“The clothing and bedding of plague victims are particularly dangerous, as are wooden buildings, earthen floors, rubbish heaps, and dunghills.”

“This celebrated plant, commonly called the thorn apple, often grows on dunghills, and flowers in the month of July.”

“He loved crowds, and smoke and glare, and soot and dust and dunghills.”