[The Monctons: A Novel, Volume I by Susanna Moodie]@TWC D-Link bookThe Monctons: A Novel, Volume I CHAPTER XI 2/24
The Josephs and Daniels of these degenerate modern days, are makers of money, not interpreters of dreams.
But, I hope you don't imagine that I place the least importance on such things.
My dream was simply this: "I dreamed that that ugly old woman, whom you call Dinah North, came to my bedside with an intent to murder me." I paused, and fixed my eyes upon Mr.Moncton's face.
The glitter of his bright orbs almost dazzled me.
I thought, however, that his cheek paled for a moment, and that I could perceive a slight twitching movement about the muscles of the mouth. "Well," said he, quite calmly, "and what then ?" "For a long time I resisted her efforts to stab me with a long knife, and I received several deep wounds in my hands, in endeavouring to ward off her home-thrusts; till, faint with loss of blood, I gave up the contest, and called aloud for aid.
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