Davis, Andrew Jackson, 1826-1910 · Boston, W. White & company; New York, American news co. · leaf 152
gather flowers to stick into his coat when he wentto church. He saw the boy, and breaking off one^ofhis carnations—it was streaked with red and white—he gave it to him. Neither the giver nor the receiverspoke a word, and with bounding steps the boy ranhome. And now here, at a vast distance from… … DREAM OP A QUARRELSOME LITTLE BOY. Thus lifes events gradually assume dramalic com-binations in the memory. Dreams, for the most part,are dramatic (sometimes tragical) exercises of the un-sleeping imagination. The faculties work and do atnight what they think and fancy in the daytime. A IMAGINATION…
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