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... dream another dream : " that Thornfield Hall was a dreary ruin , the retreat of bats and owls . " Curiously enough the first dream of the wailing child persists in the second dream : I still carried the unknown little child : I might ...
... dream another dream : " that Thornfield Hall was a dreary ruin , the retreat of bats and owls . " Curiously enough the first dream of the wailing child persists in the second dream : I still carried the unknown little child : I might ...
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... dream , and as the constantly receding horizon at last stabilized , the dream energies that had propelled the American imagination had to undergo a drastic reorientation . But loss of the traditional sense did not exhaust the dream ...
... dream , and as the constantly receding horizon at last stabilized , the dream energies that had propelled the American imagination had to undergo a drastic reorientation . But loss of the traditional sense did not exhaust the dream ...
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... dream and reality prevailing all around . Nick is a counterpoise to Gatsby , promising a corrective to his excesses . If Gatsby is given to the dream of ' the orgiastic future ' to be achieved by any means , Nick's reserving of judgment ...
... dream and reality prevailing all around . Nick is a counterpoise to Gatsby , promising a corrective to his excesses . If Gatsby is given to the dream of ' the orgiastic future ' to be achieved by any means , Nick's reserving of judgment ...
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