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| 35 | 193 | It is difficult, View more quotes about sometimes">sometimes, to distinguish between dreams and visions, and realities. |
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| 35 | 190 | It helps, of course, to believe in such visions, and to take them as indications of the medicine world. |
| 35 | 191 | Unnatural states of consciousness occur, surely, in the vision place. |
| 35 | 192 | It is something about the hunger and thirst, the loneliness, I suppose. |
| 35 | 193 | It is difficult, sometimes, to distinguish between dreams and visions, and realities. |
| 35 | 194 | One does not really need a vision. |
| 35 | 195 | A dream will do. |
| 35 | 196 | But some men are not good at having visions, and some men cannot remember what they might have learned in dreams. |