Locus of Dream Infection
Source: The Human Mouth as a Focus of Infection by Willoughby Dayton Miller, 1891.
Spiritual Irritation
Source: Remarks on Spinal Irritation by by Hugh Talbot Patrick, 1897.
How to Take Care of Dreams
Source: Our Eyes, and How to Take Care of Them by Henry Willard Williams, 1871.
Image source: The Confessional by Robert James Culverwell, 1841.Memory and Imagination
Memory and Imagination
A sensitive and imaginative mind frequently sees the phantoms during sleep.
Memory and Imagination active something more:
the brightness and distinction of reality.
Text source: Illustrations of the Influence of the Mind Upon the Body in Health and Disease by Daniel Hack Tuke, 1884.Image source: The Principles of Light and Color by Edwin D. Babbitt, 1896.
Codify the Best Dreams
Image source: A Treatise on the Kaleidoscope by David Brewster, 1819.
Source: How I Got My Education by John Rhodes Speck, 1884. Inconvenience - My First Fabrications
Source: My First Book, Named Otherwise: Lispings, Yearnings and Mutterings by Levi Belcher, 1873.
Source: Why is History Read So Little? by Edward Denham, 1876.I Imagined Wholeness Inherent
Source: Catalogue of Surgical Instruments, etc. by Hockin, Wilson & Co; Royal College of Surgeons of England, 1895.
Source: How to be Healthy by J. Halpenny, 1911.
Source: Spraying Crops Why, When, and How by Clarence M. Weed, 1907.
I've Wondered in Dreams
Source: I've Wandered in Dreams: A Favorite Duet by Josesph Augustine Wade Esqr., 1830,
Source: Corrigenda by W. A. Leighton, 1868.What If Any Changes
Source: 1851-1878 Illustrated Catalogue and Price List of Optical, Meteorological and Mathematical Instruments Manufactured and Imported by Goldbacher, 1879.
The Forced Nightmare
Image source: V.W. Brinckerhoff's Wholesale Catalogue of Surgical and Dental Instruments by V. W. Brinckerhoff (Firm), 1859.
A Piece of Knowledge
Source: Catalogue of Patent Diamond Diffusive Reflectors and Lamps by Klemm & Company Publication, 1900.
Image source: Catalogue of Apparatus by Daniel Davis, 1852.Inconvenience - Bottomless Caverns
Source: The Boston Cooking School Magazine of Culinary Science and Domestic Economics by Janet McKenzie Hill, 1896.
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