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Two Words Woven into my Dreams

Source: Colour in Woven Design by Roberts Beaumont, 1890.

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Where Do I Find the Scents

Advertising Art Sources:Lundborg Perfumes, 1898.Delettrez Perfumes and Toilet Soaps, 1901.

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Special Testimonial Works

Source: The Chemistry of Essential Oils and Artificial Perfumes by Ernest John Parry, 1899.

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The Attraction of the Ocular Dream

The Attraction of the Ocular Dream

Visual freedom give the effect of independence

from having to experience

grim realities

Source: Archives of Ophthalmology by American Medical Association, 1879.

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Bazaar of Dreams

Source: Browsing Among Books, and Other Essays by Abba Goold Woolson, 1881.

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Lies I Did Not Intend to Tell

Source: "I Wonder if Ever the Rose" by David Slater, David, composer, 1906.

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Counting the Black Dreams

Source: The Darkness of London Air by W. Hargreaves Raffles, 1890.

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To Fully Inhabit

To fully inhabit the form and color of dreams

terminate the normal

and change attachments

Source: Inheritance of Flower-Form and Color in Digitalis, 1911.

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Experimental Lecture

Image source: A Series of Anatomical Plates by Jones Quain, Sir Erasmus Wilson, and Joseph Pancoast, 1843.

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Full-Throated Agreement

Source: A Series of Anatomical Plates by Jones Quain, Sir Erasmus Wilson, and Joseph Pancoast, 1843.

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I Try and Mean to Focus

I Try & Mean to Focus

but I cannot sustain the bold strategy

for the visions have come again in my sleep,

and I am afraid.

Sources:[garden notes] by Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, 1828.I Try, & Mean to Gain One More Friend by John Crane of Bromsgrove, 1800.I Cannot Sing the Old Songs by Claribel, 1876.

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Consider the Level of Ease

Source: Freehand Perspective and Sketching by Dora Miriam Norton, 1909.

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Lesson in the Tapestry of Dreams

A Lesson in the Tapestry of Dreams

by Eminent Women

Accompany us for a lesson in design to be held

in the space over the plush vision which is

narrower at the bottom and level

with the edge of thought.

Source: A Lesson in Tapestry Painting by Emma Haywood, 1889.

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Gallery of Dreams

Source: Highly Important Gallery of Pictures by Christie, Manson & Woods, 1892.

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My Dreams Became Brilliant

Source: Combination Paint by William Waterall Co., 1881.

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The Dream Stalls

Round and About the Dream-Stalls

Speculation about the contents of the stalls is a worthless ambition.

The "value" of a stall lies over the workaday threshold

into the realm of curiosity.

Source: Round and About the Book-Stalls. : A Guide for the Book-Hunter by John Herbert Slater and Benno Loewy, 1891.

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Below the Surface

Source: Part of a Man's Life by Thomas Wentworth Higginson, 1905.

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Forget Not the Fates

Source: Forget-Me-Nots by Julia Kavanagh, 1878.

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Statement from the Editor

Source: American Journal of Nursing Publication, 1908-05.

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