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Originally Posted by bulldog
What is a "Victorian style" dream interpretation ?
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Originally Posted by Dan_Dan_91_07
Yes, please go into more detail on what you mean by Victorian style dream interpretation, it sounds very interesting. I may very well take you up on your offer at some point.
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It was more to do with the age of my reference work (which is actually 1909 so slightly post Victoria)
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If I want to look up my dreams in some sort of dream interpretation guide I ether use a book I have called The Giant Book of Dreams by Gustavus Hindman Miller
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It would appear mine is a copy of this as it turns out (though mine bears the original title of "Dictionary of Dreams") Basiically it lists various elements you might have in your dreams and what they will mean. Many entries have sub-sections where an element appearing in different ways means different things (hair is quite an extensive entry)
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