Dialogue

1 Intro|     in them is called sweet.~Smells are not divided into kinds;
2 Intro|    him when he tells us that smells do not admit of kinds. He
3 Intro|      subtle observation that smells must be denser than air,
4 Timae| differences of kind; for all smells are of a half-formed nature,
5 Timae|    smell of any of them; but smells always proceed from bodies
6 Timae|     is vapour; and hence all smells are thinner than water and