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

 
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Abandon.
 
Abbey.
 
Abbess.
 
Abbot.
 
Abdomen.
 
Abhor.
 
Abject.
 
Abode.
 
Abortion.
 
Above.
 
Abroad.
 
Absalom.
 
Absence.
 
Abscess.
 
Absinthe.
 
Abundance.
 
Abuse.
 
Abyss.
 
Academy.
 
Accepted.
 
Accident.
 
Accordion.
 
Accounts.
 
Accuse.
 
Aches.
 
Acid.
 
Acorn.
 
Acquaintance.
 
Acquit.
 
Acrobat.
 
Actor and Actress.
 
Adam and Eve.
 
Adamant.
 
Adder.
 
Addition.
 
Adieu.
 
Admire.
 
Admonish.
 
Adopted.
 
Adultery.
 
Adulation.
 
Advancement.
 
Adversary.
 
Adventurer.
 
Adversity.
 
Advertisement.
 
Advice.
 
Advocate.
 
Afraid.
 
Africa.
 
Afternoon.
 
Affliction.
 
Affrighted.
 
Affront.
 
Affluence.
 
Agate.
 
Age.
 
Agony.
 
Ague.
 
Air.
 
Alabaster.
 
Alarm Bell.
 
Album.
 
Ale-house.
 
Alien.
 
Alley.
 
Alligator.
 
Alloy.
 
Almanac.
 
Almonds.
 
Alms.
 
Alms-house.
 
Altar.
 
Alum.
 
Aluminum.
 
Amateur.
 
Ambush.
 
America.
 
Amethyst.
 
Ammonia.
 
Ammunition.
 
Amorous.
 
Amputation.
 
Anchor.
 
Andirons.
 
Anecdote.
 
Angels.
 
Anger.
 
Angling.
 
Annoy.
 
Antelope.
 
Ants.
 
Anvil.
 
Anxiety.
 
Apes.
 
Apparel.
 
Apparition.
 
Apples.
 
Apprentice.
 
Apricot.
 
April.
 
Apron.
 
Arch.
 
Archbishop.
 
Architect.
 
Arm.
 
Aroma.
 
Arrested.
 
Arrow.
 
Art Gallery.
 
Ascend.
 
Asceticism.
 
Ashes.
 
Asia.
 
Asp.
 
Asparagus.
 
Ass.
 
Assassin.
 
Assistance.
 
Asylum.
 
Astral.
 
Atlas.
 
Atonement.
 
Attic.
 
Attorney.
 
Auction.
 
August.
 
Augur.
 
Aunt.
 
Aura.
 
Autumn.
 
Automobile.
 
Author.
 
Awake.
 
Axe.
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To dream that you are acquitted of a crime, denotes that you are about to come into possession of valuable property, but there is danger of a law suit before obtaining possession.

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To see others acquitted, foretells that your friends will add pleasure to your labors.

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