Leigh Hunt As Poet And Essayist, Being the Choicest Passages From His Works Selected And Ed., With a Biographical Introduction
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To these exceptions against the usual theories, we may add that dreams, when they occur, are by no means modified of necessity by what the mind has been occupied with in the course of the day, or even of months ; for during our two years' confinement in prison, we have a strong recollection that we did not dream more than twice of our chief subjects of reflection, the prison itself not excepted. The two dreams were both about the latter, and both the same We fancied that we had slipped out of j...ail, and gone to the theatre, where we were much horrified by seeing the faces of the whole audience unex- pectedly turned upon us.
It is certain enough, however, that dreams in general proceed from indigestion ; and it appears nearly as much so, that they are more or less strange according to the waking fancy of the dreamer.
It is probable that a trivial degree of indigestion will OF DREAMS. 245 give rise to very fantastic dreams in a fanciful mind ; while, on the other hand, a good orthodox repletion is necessary towards a fanciful creation in a dull one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To these exceptions against the usual theories, we may add that dreams, when they occur, are by no means modified of necessity by what the mind has been occupied with in the course of the day, or even of months ; for during our two years' confinement in prison, we have a strong recollection that we did not dream more than twice of our chief subjects of reflection, the prison itself not excepted. The two dreams were both about the latter, and both the same We fancied that we had slipped out of j...ail, and gone to the theatre, where we were much horrified by seeing the faces of the whole audience unex- pectedly turned upon us.
It is certain enough, however, that dreams in general proceed from indigestion ; and it appears nearly as much so, that they are more or less strange according to the waking fancy of the dreamer.
It is probable that a trivial degree of indigestion will OF DREAMS. 245 give rise to very fantastic dreams in a fanciful mind ; while, on the other hand, a good orthodox repletion is necessary towards a fanciful creation in a dull one.
What to read after Leigh Hunt As Poet And Essayist, Being the Choicest Passages From His Works Selected And Ed., With a Biographical Introduction?
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