Prison Quote by P G Wodehouse

“The room held the pungent smell of hospitals: powerful disinfectants and fear.”

— Kenneth McKenzie Todd Harra

“The smells arose from everything, everywhere, flowing together and remaining as a sickening, tantalizing discomfort. They flowed from the delicatessen shop with its uncovered…

— E.R. Braithwaite

“He smelled of cigarettes and whiskey, the smell of Cambridge and youth.”

— Lily King

“The place smelled of piss and mildew and stale beer. There was something else, too: the acrid sweat of the strung out—a smell that…

— Erik Storey

It smells terrible in here.' Well, what do you expect? The human body, when confined, produces certain odors which we tend to forget in…

— John Kennedy Toole

“A faint acrid smell drifted in through the window, from the cannon fire. But through it all the walls of my prison cell never…

— Nancy Bilyeau

Smell is a strange sight. It evokes sentimental landscapes through a sudden sketching of the subconscious.

— Fernando Pessoa

The smell rewards the care.

— Thomas Jefferson

“When we entered the first chamber of the dungeon, the stench made me recoil. It smelled like someone had mixed together kerosene, rotten fruit,…

— Jeaniene Frost

“Smell is the only faculty that accesses the limbic instantly. All other stimuli take longer to register, hence, the importance of odors.”

— P.M.H. Atwater

“The lobby of the Nelson Hotel always smells of the river -- it's in the pores of the place -- but this evening the…

— Stephen King

“In the lobby, an old woman with legs wrapped in elastic bandages mopped the floor with filthy water. She kept missing the same spot,…

— David Remnick