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1 1|      like the cloudy faces of a dream. ~Then Christian Rome predominated
2 1|         if under the spell of a dream. His own existence became
3 2|       thought for a mistress, a dream, an illusion which deceives
4 2|        do so. But it was like a dream in broad daylight for me,
5 3|         awakened from a painful dream. ~"Now attend to me, Jonathan,"
6 3|          To-day has gone like a dream." ~He leaned his elbow on
7 3|      out a thought begun in his dream, "my organization, the mechanism
8 3| sleeping, smiling in a peaceful dream beneath your protection,
9 3|         the vague pictures of a dream. Cruel nature spread herself