odour
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odour has 4 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 2 references.
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| Predicate | Value | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Rdf:type | Sensory Property | [1] |
| Moves Location | Into the Brain | [2] |
| Fills Location | Brain | [2] |
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There is no reason to doubt that the ancients were, in a manner, acquainted with some of the narcotics known to us, although they did not indulge in them as stimulants or luxuries. The antiquarian, it is true, has failed to unearth the toba…
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“It was his constant companion and solace. Was he gay, he smoked—was he sad, he smoked—his pipe was never out of his mouth—it was a part of his physiognomy; without it his best friends would not know him. Take away his pipe—you might as wel…
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