Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 262
ickens. Yet hedid it with precisely the same mind and thesame dream machinery that created TheChimes. The difference was, that in thecase of the undertaker, the workman him-self, the waking Dickens, was not in theshop and the machinery was running wild. So the more we look into it, the moreevidence… … 8G0 THE WORKSHOP OP THE MIND [June have much more vivid imaginations than theaverage adult, and, therefore, more vividdreams. Of the vivid dreams of young peopleof the high-school age, Dr. Hall says: One dreams of a fire, and inquires about it nextmorning; of a present, and searches the house forit…
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