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1 I  | convulsive, while the strong smell of their bodies, a wholesome
2 I  |    sniffed it eagerly, as we smell at roses, and exclaimed:~“
3 IV |   over Pierre’s limbs, and a smell of smoke and mould, the
4 IV |      and mould, the peculiar smell of a sea-fog, made him close
5 VI |       mingling with the salt smell of the rocks at low tide—
6 VII| drink some sugared water and smell at some salts, while he
7 IX |    He was met by a sickening smell of dirty, poverty-stricken