Sulphurous

• “Sulphurous fumes filled the room, and a bittersweet almond taste prevailed in his mouth.”

  Ballardian » “Driven by Anger”: An Interview with Michael Butterworth (the Savoy interviews, part 1)

• “Sulphurous emissions peaked in North America and Europe during the 1970s.”

  RMS and Sulphate Emissions « Climate Audit

• “Sulphurous-smelling octopi drop from the clouds onto all the men, digging tendrils into thier nervous systems and compelling them to rape any fertile female they find.”

  Here's Something Supernatural

• “Sulphurous fog drifted across the faintly glowing horns of that wicked sickle, seeming almost to catch and tear on the sharp points.”

  Ripping Time

• “Sulphurous mud crawled in her mouth with every word.”

  Firestorm

• “Sulphurous yellow clouds shredded off the Andean peaks to spill toward the seaward plains, patterning the stars and shadowing the moon.”

  Sharpe's Devil

• “_ Sulphurous acid has marked antiseptic properties, and on this account has the power of arresting fermentation.”

  An Elementary Study of Chemistry

• “_ Sulphurous acid has strong bleaching properties, acting upon many colored substances in such a way as to destroy their color.”

  An Elementary Study of Chemistry

• “Sulphurous acid fumes are employed, and you may be sure that this does the fruit no good.”

  Maintaining Health Formerly Health and Efficiency

• “Sulphurous acid perhaps from someone merely lighting a match to light a cigar under the tree; he might have so sensitized a few female flowers, may have so injured the cell membrane of a few female germ cells that cross pollinization then took place from a walnut tree.”

  Northern Nut Growers Association, Report of the Proceedings at the Third Annual Meeting Lancaster, Pennsylvania, December 18 and 19, 1912

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