Dream Vision of Truth and Imagination in a Colonial Prose Prose
A narrative dream contrasts Truth and Imagination as rivals shaping art and instruction. The narrator witnesses Vision taking hold of reality, with Imagination claiming fame through literature and dramatic works. The tale frames a debate on who elevates or deceives human joy and knowledge, ending with a plea to publish daily inspiration.
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Larod
Avai
Manon
Taurs
Trurs
Renee
Hall
Chaucer
Spenser
Shakespear
Milton
Johnson
Hawksworth
Ramblers
Adventurers
Idlers
Trura
Trurn
Paris
Europe
France
Camnbray
Solomon
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Dorothy
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Amity
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Scott
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Peace
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