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Nor was the overpowering cologne on the young man to my left.
2
He never used cologne; what beguiled was his wonderful Bond Street soap.
3
And then he was gone, with a final noxious waft of cologne.
4
He washed, changed and doused himself with cologne, then set out again.
5
In fact, that might have been cologne I smelled on the air.
1
None of her husband's eau de cologne bottles had a similar smell.
2
This was a twist; Victor used to drink eau de cologne.
3
She went into her bedroom and bathed her eyes with eau de cologne.
4
A sweet-smelling smog of eau de cologne lay over the scene.
5
The stuffy carriage smells of eau de cologne and dust.
1
The nurse gave her a fresh handkerchief, sprinkled with cologne water.
2
He pulled out a smooth linen handkerchief that smelled of German cologne water.
3
Mrs. Pontellier flew for the cologne water and a fan.
4
Mrs. Wainwright, in her room was languishing in a chair and applying to her brow a handkerch-ief wet with cologne water.
5
As we entered the church, C. remarked impressively, "It is evident that these virgins have no connection with cologne water!"
6
I have seen crowds of minor poets running, their little boxes of perfume and poetry, their cologne water, their smelling-salts, in their hands.
7
Her next thing was a little bottle of Cologne water.
8
And he told of the Cologne water that is sold in so many of the shops.
9
You recollect his pearl fountain of Cologne water?'
10
It is hard to tell which makes the town most famous, the great cathedral or the Cologne water.
11
When I was little I always loved your handkerchiefs because they were silk and smelled of Cologne water.
12
It read, "Codfish and Cologne Water."
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"Our product is the old-fashioned eau-de- cologne water with the name 'Farina' on it."
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It would kill us to drink Cologne water, but the perfume titillates the sense, and so we sprinkle it upon our handkerchiefs.
15
He kept it well perfumed with Cologne water, of which he had a large supply, the relics of his West-Broadway stock in trade.