Dreams and a sword

Poems.

A kingdom of dreams,

Pale blue cloth with multi-colored picture on paper pasted on front cover. White lettering on spine.

Jock o'Dreams; or, The real world,

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Captain Dreams : and other stories /;

Captain Dreams, by Capt. C. King.--The ebb-tide, by Lieut. A.H. Sydenham.--White lilies, by A.K. Hamilton.--A strange wound, by Lieut. W.H. Hamilton.--The story of Alcatraz, by Lieut. A.H. Sydenham.--The other fellow, by R. Monckton-Dene.--Buttons, by Captain J.G. Leefe.

A breach of promise : an extravagent farce in two acts ; [Birth] : a new and original comedy in three acts ; [War] : a drama ; [The nightingale] : a new and original drama ; [Progress] : a comedy ; [Dreams, or The Lady Clara] /

A breach of promise is adapted and altered from Les amours de Cléopâtre.

The house of dreams.

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Where Pharoah dreams, being the impressions of a woman-of-moods in Egypt,

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Telepathy and the subliminal self; an account of recent investigations regarding hypnotism, automatism, dreams, phantasms, and related phenomena,

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Dreams of American college students.

Case studies collected from students at Western Reserve University, 1947-48.

Dreams for Dead Bodies : Blackness, Labor, and the Corpus of American Detective Fiction /

Robinson argues that the detective genre’s lineage lies in experimental works on the margins of what we recognize as classical detective fiction today. Authors like Edgar Allan Poe, Mark Twain, Pauline Hopkins, and Rudolph Fisher drew on detective fiction’s puzzle-elements to wrestle with complicated questions about race and labor in the U.S.

Observations on the Discourse of natural theology by Henry, lord Brougham; chiefly relating to His Lordship's doctrine of the immateriality of the human mind, as proved by psychological phenomena; the applicability of the inductive method of proof to natural theology, so far as relates to psychological facts; dreams ... and the bearing of the "Discourse" on divine revelation ...

With this is bound the author's Additional observations on the Discourse of natural theology by Henry, lord Brougham. 1835.

News from the invisible world; or, Interesting anecdotes of the dead. Containing a particular survey of the most remarkable and well-authenticated accounts of apparitions, ghosts, spectres, dreams and visions;

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Day dreams /

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The beach of dreams, a romance

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Dreams come true

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