Lexicographical Neighbors of Patchoulis
Literary usage of Patchoulis
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Laws of Health in Relation to the Human Form by Daniel Garrison Brinton, George Henry Napheys (1870)
"Moreover, bergamot, patchoulis, and musk are in our large American cities especially
popular among the lower and the immoral classes of women, ..."
2. Personal Beauty: How to Cultivate and Preserve it in Accordance with the by Daniel Garrison Brinton, George Henry Napheys (1870)
"Moreover, bergamot, patchoulis, and musk are in our large American cities especially
popular among the lower and the immoral classes of women, ..."
3. Doctor Antonio by Giovanni Ruffini (1861)
"There's no patchoulis or musk can compete with these." "Thank you, thank you,"
said Lucy; "how fresh they smell! they make me think of green hillsides. ..."
4. After the Fault: A Novel by Robert Harborough Sherard (1906)
""When you have smelt the sea," he said, "all their patchoulis and their new-mown
hays fairly disgust you. Supposing we don't get no table ..."
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