Chap.

1        2|   had not been cleared. The smell of lunch and the cigarette
2        5|   with its strong, haunting smell, a smell peculiar to this
3        5|   strong, haunting smell, a smell peculiar to this part of
4        5|     brown they have a human smell.~“Make haste!” Bordenave
5        7| foul mud and faint decaying smell peculiar to the premises
6        7|    low ceiling, and a vague smell of cookery hung about the
7        9| heavens, what an unpleasant smell there was in that slut Mathilde’
8       13|   her in spite of her musty smell. He put up with Mme Lerat
9       14|   phenol exhaled an insipid smell. And every few moments tiny