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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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Pacify.
 
Packet.
 
Page.
 
Pagoda.
 
Pail.
 
Pain.
 
Paint and Painting.
 
Palace.
 
Palisade.
 
Pall.
 
Pall-bearer.
 
Pallet.
 
Palmistry.
 
Palm Tree.
 
Palsy.
 
Pancake.
 
Pane of Glass.
 
Panorama.
 
Panther.
 
Pantomime.
 
Paper or parchment.
 
Parables.
 
Paradise.
 
Paralysis.
 
Parasol.
 
Parcel.
 
Pardon.
 
Parents.
 
Park.
 
Parrot.
 
Parsley.
 
Parsnips.
 
Parting.
 
Partner.
 
Partnership.
 
Partridge.
 
Party.
 
Passenger.
 
Passing Bell.
 
Password.
 
Pasteboard.
 
Pastry.
 
Patch.
 
Patent.
 
Patent Medicine.
 
Path.
 
Paunch.
 
Pauper.
 
Pawn-shop.
 
Peaches.
 
Peacock.
 
Pearls.
 
Pears.
 
Peas.
 
Pebbles.
 
Pecans.
 
Pelican.
 
Pen.
 
Penalties.
 
Pencil.
 
Penitentiary.
 
Penny.
 
Pension.
 
People.
 
Pepper.
 
Peppermint.
 
Perfume.
 
Perspiration.
 
Pest.
 
Petticoat.
 
Pewter.
 
Phantom.
 
Pheasant.
 
Phosphorus.
 
Photography.
 
Physician.
 
Piano.
 
Pickaxe.
 
Pickles.
 
Pickpocket.
 
Picnic.
 
Pictures.
 
Pier.
 
Pies.
 
Pig.
 
Pigeon.
 
Pilgrim.
 
Pill.
 
Pillow.
 
Pimple.
 
Pincers.
 
Pineapple.
 
Pine Tree.
 
Pins.
 
Pipe.
 
Pirate.
 
Pistol.
 
Pit.
 
Pitcher.
 
Pitchfork.
 
Plague.
 
Plain.
 
Plane.
 
Planet.
 
Plank.
 
Plaster.
 
Plate.
 
Play.
 
Pleasure.
 
Plow.
 
Plums.
 
Pocket.
 
Pocketbook.
 
Poinard.
 
Poison.
 
Poker.
 
Polar Bear.
 
Pole-cat.
 
Police.
 
Polishing.
 
Politician.
 
Polka.
 
Pomegranate.
 
Pond.
 
Pony.
 
Poor.
 
Poor-house.
 
Pope.
 
Poplars.
 
Poppies.
 
Porcelain.
 
Porch.
 
Porcupine.
 
Pork.
 
Porpoise.
 
Porter.
 
Portfolio.
 
Portrait.
 
Postage.
 
Postman.
 
Post-office.
 
Pot.
 
Potatoes.
 
Potter.
 
Potter's Field.
 
Poultry.
 
Powder.
 
Prairie.
 
Prayer.
 
Preacher.
 
Precipice.
 
Pregnancy.
 
Present.
 
Priest.
 
Primrose.
 
Printer.
 
Printing Office.
 
Prison.
 
Privacy.
 
Prize Fight.
 
Prize Fighter.
 
Procession.
 
Profanity.
 
Profits.
 
Promenade.
 
Property.
 
Prostitute.
 
Publican.
 
Publisher.
 
Puddings.
 
Puddle.
 
Pulpit.
 
Pulse.
 
Pump.
 
Punch.
 
Pup.
 
Purchases.
 
Purse.
 
Putty.
 
Pyramid.
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To dream that you see a pall, denotes that you will have sorrow and misfortune.

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If you raise the pall from a corpse, you will doubtless soon mourn the death of one whom you love.

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