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What's in a Dream: A Scientific and Practical Interpretation of Dreams

 
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PREFACE.

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WHAT'S IN A DREAM. A.
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B.
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Cab.
 
Cabbage.
 
Cable.
 
Cabin.
 
Cackle.
 
Cage.
 
Cakes.
 
Calomel.
 
Calves.
 
Called.
 
Calendar.
 
Calm.
 
Calumny.
 
Camera.
 
Cameo Brooch.
 
Camels.
 
Camp.
 
Campaign.
 
Cane.
 
Cancer.
 
Canal.
 
Canary Birds.
 
Candles.
 
Candlestick.
 
Canker.
 
Cannon.
 
Cannon-Ball.
 
Canoe.
 
Candy.
 
Canopy.
 
Cap.
 
Captive.
 
Captain.
 
Cars.
 
Cardinal.
 
Cards.
 
Carnival.
 
Cart.
 
Cartridge.
 
Carving.
 
Carpet.
 
Carpenter.
 
Carriage.
 
Carrot.
 
Cask.
 
Cash.
 
Cash Box.
 
Cashier.
 
Castle.
 
Castor Oil.
 
Castoria.
 
Cats.
 
Catechism.
 
Caterpillar.
 
Cattle.
 
Cathedral.
 
Cauliflower.
 
Cavalry.
 
Cavern or Cave.
 
Cedars.
 
Celestial Signs.
 
Celery.
 
Cellar.
 
Cemetery.
 
Chaff.
 
Chains.
 
Chair.
 
Chair Maker.
 
Chairman.
 
Chalk.
 
Chalice.
 
Challenge.
 
Chamber.
 
Chambermaid.
 
Chameleon.
 
Champion.
 
Chandelier.
 
Chapel.
 
Charity.
 
Charcoal.
 
Chariot.
 
Chastise.
 
Cheated.
 
Checks.
 
Checkers.
 
Cheese.
 
Chemise.
 
Cherries.
 
Cherubs.
 
Chess.
 
Chestnuts.
 
Chickens.
 
Chiffonier.
 
Chilblain.
 
Childbed.
 
Children.
 
Chimes.
 
Chimney.
 
China.
 
China Store.
 
Chocolate.
 
Choir.
 
Cholera.
 
Christ.
 
Christmas Tree.
 
Chrysanthemum.
 
Church.
 
Churchyard.
 
Churning.
 
Cider.
 
Cipher.
 
Circle.
 
Cistern.
 
City.
 
City Council.
 
City Hall.
 
Clams.
 
Clay.
 
Claret.
 
Claret Cup and Punch.
 
Clarionet.
 
Clairvoyance.
 
Clergyman.
 
Climbing.
 
Clock.
 
Cloister.
 
Clothes.
 
Clouds.
 
Clover.
 
Cloven Foot.
 
Club.
 
Coach.
 
Coals.
 
Coal-hod.
 
Coat.
 
Coat-of-Arms.
 
Cocoa.
 
Cocoanut.
 
Cock-Crowing.
 
Cockade.
 
Cocktail.
 
Coca-Cola.
 
Coffin.
 
Coffee.
 
Coffee Mill.
 
Coffee House.
 
Coins.
 
Coke.
 
Coke Oven.
 
Cold.
 
Colonel.
 
Collar.
 
College.
 
Colliery or Coal-Mine.
 
Collision.
 
Combat.
 
Combing.
 
Comedy.
 
Comet.
 
Comic Songs.
 
Command.
 
Commandment.
 
Commerce.
 
Committee.
 
Companion.
 
Compass.
 
Completion.
 
Complexion.
 
Composing.
 
Concert.
 
Concubine.
 
Confectionary.
 
Confetti.
 
Conjurer.
 
Conjuring.
 
Conflagration.
 
Conspiracy
 
Conscience.
 
Consumption.
 
Contempt.
 
Convent.
 
Convicts.
 
Convicted.
 
Convention.
 
Cooking.
 
Cooking Stove.
 
Cooling Board.
 
Copper.
 
Copperas.
 
Copper Plate.
 
Coppersmith.
 
Copying.
 
Coral.
 
Cornet.
 
Coronation.
 
Cords.
 
Cork.
 
Corn.
 
Corn and Corn-Field.
 
Corns.
 
Corkscrew.
 
Corpse.
 
Cornmeal.
 
Corner.
 
Corpulence.
 
Corset.
 
Cossack.
 
Cot.
 
Cotton.
 
Cotton Cap.
 
Cotton Cloth.
 
Cotton Gin.
 
Couch.
 
Cough.
 
Counter.
 
Counterfeit Money.
 
Counselor.
 
Countenance.
 
Counterpane.
 
Counting.
 
Country.
 
Courtship.
 
Cousin.
 
Cows.
 
Cowslip.
 
Coxcomb.
 
Cradle.
 
Crabs.
 
Crane.
 
Crape.
 
Crawfish.
 
Crawl.
 
Cream.
 
Credit.
 
Creek.
 
Cremate.
 
Crew.
 
Cricket.
 
Cries.
 
Criminal.
 
Crippled.
 
Crochet Work.
 
Crockery.
 
Crocodile.
 
Cross.
 
Cross-bones.
 
Cross Roads.
 
Croup.
 
Crow.
 
Crowd.
 
Crown.
 
Crucifixion.
 
Crucifix.
 
Cruelty.
 
Crust.
 
Crutches.
 
Crying.
 
Crystal.
 
Cuckoo.
 
Cucumber.
 
Cunning.
 
Cupboard.
 
Curbstone.
 
Currycomb.
 
Currying a Horse.
 
Curtains.
 
Cushion.
 
Cuspidor.
 
Custard.
 
Custom-house.
 
Cut.
 
Cymbal.
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Cotton Cloth.

To see cotton cloth in a dream, denotes easy circumstances. No great changes follow this dream.

For a young woman to dream of weaving cotton cloth, denotes that she will have a thrifty and enterprising husband. To the married it denotes a pleasant yet a humble abode.

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