Dreams in The World of Dreams — Havelock Ellis

41 records · Published 1911 · Public domain (US)

Read the source: The World of Dreams
Rights evidence: Public domain (US)
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Rights note: Published 1911; Project Gutenberg lists it as public domain in the USA. Author d. 1939.

Dream records from this source

A friend returned from the dead 17th century
My mother lacked a pair of gloves 29 June 1667
Defeated in an argument by myself 18th century
Angina, angina! late 19th century
Floating on warm, transparent lakes c. 1900
Coming up the Thames before 1911
The governor who spoke English before 1911
Snow at the top of the hotel before 1911
A sky like cracked ice before 1911
My own vast shadow before 1911
Walking ahead with immense effort before 1911
Evensong without light before 1911
About to be nailed down before 1911
The acrobat who never touched the floor before 1911
The scene I had to write before 1911
A conversation with a cat before 1911
She was not really dead before 1911
A postcard written partly in Latin before 1911
I had swallowed molten lead before 1911
Testing whether the water was hot before 1911
A parody by the goose-pond before 1911
The shop assistant who had moved before 1911
Planting fowls’ heads to grow chickens before 1911
A hotel I could see into before 1911
A miracle drug called selvdrolla before 1911
A scarlet insect as large as a lobster before 1911
Endless platforms on the way to Berlin before 1911
An orchestra of birdsong before 1911
The dog in the old mangle before 1911
Heaven, surrounded by dazzling light before 1911
Bread mingled with cinders before 1911
Glass after glass of champagne before 1911
A basket of cold squirming snakes before 1911
My dead brother with bleeding fingers before 1911
A damson with a snail inside before 1911
The tenor climbing ladders to reach the high notes before 1911
My friend, alive, no longer editing before 1911
An opera I had never heard before 1911
A mouth full of broken glass before 1911
Cut in two down the middle before 1911
Living pictures in magnesium light before 1911

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