An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 2Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... relations and popular tradition , most of these dreams inform us only of such things as happen in other countries , or such as are quickly to come to pass . A man dreams of the death of a friend or relation , and it is found , say they ...
... relations and popular tradition , most of these dreams inform us only of such things as happen in other countries , or such as are quickly to come to pass . A man dreams of the death of a friend or relation , and it is found , say they ...
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... relation to our adventures , as in any dreams which we look upon as presages . But , say they , we not only see in a dream the objects , but we hear them tell us such things as we never heard when we were awake , and consequently of ...
... relation to our adventures , as in any dreams which we look upon as presages . But , say they , we not only see in a dream the objects , but we hear them tell us such things as we never heard when we were awake , and consequently of ...
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... relations and popular tradition , most of these dreams inform us only of such things as happen in other countries , or such as are quickly to come to pass . A man dreams of the death of a friend or relation , and it is found , say they ...
... relations and popular tradition , most of these dreams inform us only of such things as happen in other countries , or such as are quickly to come to pass . A man dreams of the death of a friend or relation , and it is found , say they ...
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... relation to our adventures , as in any dreams which we look upon as presages . But , say they , we not only see in a dream the objects , but we hear them tell us such things as we never heard when we were awake , and consequently of ...
... relation to our adventures , as in any dreams which we look upon as presages . But , say they , we not only see in a dream the objects , but we hear them tell us such things as we never heard when we were awake , and consequently of ...
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... give an adversary the precedence in such cases . A modern author has declared that he would not examine whose relations had transposed the events . This discussion in cer- tain cases may not be altogether so laborious , but 24 ELIZABETH .
... give an adversary the precedence in such cases . A modern author has declared that he would not examine whose relations had transposed the events . This discussion in cer- tain cases may not be altogether so laborious , but 24 ELIZABETH .
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