Meanings of fragrancy in English

What advantage hath the rose in its fragrancy, if it cannot smell itself?

The rind yields an oil of great fragrancy.

For poetry is the blossom and the fragrancy of all human knowledge, human thoughts, human passions, emotions, language.

Open flowers are the sweetest, because full grown, and because, as such, they yield their fragrancy most freely.

With whiffs of fragrancy.

It seemed to them that the horror of the night was passed, and there was a fragrancy in the air which was wonderfully refreshing.

It was entirely unheeded by the multitude, although it gave a sweetness and fragrancy to the air, which made the invalid stop to inhale it.

The High German is indeed a lingua communis, not actually the native language of any province, but the choice and fragrancy of all the dialects.

This delicate instrument was as savoury as its mistress, amongst the various fragrancies which it emitted, garlic seemed to have the mastery.