He was attracted towards it by seeing smoke and noticing a strong sulphuroussmell.
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A suffocating, sulphuroussmell became perceptible also, and the roaring sound grew almost deafening.
3
The mud ejected has often a strong sulphuroussmell.
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A heavy sulphuroussmell was in the air.
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A sulphuroussmell filled the air; then all was silent, and black as a cave in Hinnom.
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And that faint sulphuroussmell had grown thicker, moving up the olfactory scale from barely there to actively unpleasant.
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It carried the aroma of wood-smoke, mingled with a bitter, sulphuroussmell that made Sister think of rotten eggs.
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The mud has a strong, pungent, sulphuroussmell, resembling that of mineral oil, and is hotter than the surrounding atmosphere.
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A few great drops of rain make ink-stains on the pavement at noon, and there is an exasperating, half- sulphuroussmell abroad.
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As these women were brought to the house there were more fits and a sulphuroussmell was felt in the rooms.
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It had a faintly sulphuroussmell, overlain by the odour of stagnant water, though the map showed no water on the eighth level.
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It was a painful ascent over the sharp lava and the pumice-stones, in an atmosphere often impregnated with a sulphuroussmell from the smoking cracks.
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The rank sulphuroussmell of gunpowder, too, and the roar, like thunder, that echoed away through the cavernous woods, were things that he would remember.
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Sulphuroussmells confirmed that this was a volcanic area, or at least an area of geological weakness.