smelling

If his talk stinks not of treason in every line, why then I have no smelling sense.

I recognised my photograph, taken in Le Passant, smelling a rose.

They stood side by side, watching and listening and smelling.

Their vse is much in ornament, and comforting the spirits, by the sence of smelling.

No; that is a pleasure of the organ of smelling—a sensual pleasure.

Nor did she run to hold a smelling bottle, or to raise her head.

See how he's smelling at the liquor, now he's licking the top of it with his tongue.

On smelling to the mouth of the jar I discovered its contents to be brandy.

He found ointment for her burns; smelling salts; damp cloths.

Maybe the smelling salts had something to do with it, but I rather think not.