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 1 1|         still gave out a faint scent of sandal wood. His fancy
 2 1|       the furniture. The sweet scent of rare flowers, set in
 3 2|        complained of the heavy scent of a Mexican jessamine.
 4 2|      beauty; I inhaled a vague scent of orris-root; so wholly
 5 3|         Some flower here has a scent that is too much for me.
 6 3| enjoying the pure air with the scent of the hills in it, happy
 7 3|      animals display when they scent afar off one of their own
 8 3|       with blossom and full of scent. The walls could scarcely
 9 3|        of the tepid water; the scent of the flowers, and the
10 3|     had called them in, or the scent of an approaching death