Historical reported dream · English · original published report
Too much luggage and a street full of people
Anonymous historical dreamer
Dream Psychology (1917) · Printed p. 144
Dreamer identified by the source: Anonymous historical woman; one recurrent account, not multiple episodes
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I am in a room in the midst of packing. I have to catch a train and the floor is covered with many things I want to pack. I cannot get them all into the trunk, and in a state of agitation I run out into the street. There is a great crowd of people outside, and I realize that it is hopeless to attempt to get to the station in time.
Source & context
A historical published reported dream quoted in Nicoll’s original1917 clinical/interpretive work. The compiler’s interpretations are personal historical views, not current diagnoses, evidence of treatment efficacy, or scientific/Matrix-Net findings. A complete printed quotation is not independent authentication of the original memory or an untouched manuscript. No modern community submission or distinct-person count is asserted. This recurring report counts as one account.
Anonymous historical reported dream, in Maurice Nicoll (compiler/physician), Dream Psychology (London: Henry Frowde, Hodder & Stoughton, 1917), Printed p. 144. Original English published quotation via Cornell University Library/Internet Archive. Editorial title, descriptive summary and navigation metadata added by Synastry; source wording and ending retained after scan-confirmed OCR repair.
1917 is the original English publication year, not an inferred dream date. No precise date, present-day identity or real dreamer location is inferred.
Public domain in the United States (original 1917 English edition) ↗
Original English historical reported dream printed in Dream Psychology (London: Henry Frowde, Hodder & Stoughton, 1917). Original publication term expired in the United States. Nicoll is the compiler/physician, not asserted to be the anonymous quoted dreamer. Public archive access is not a new licence; no blanket worldwide rights warranty, modern translation rights or modern scan-asset licence is asserted.
Source locator and text provenance
Printed p. 144
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- Account text SHA-256
- 749b9f703069b7c0c688a9dfd4c3d6f46ef0e621bb8331e1667db01a55037d7a
- Source file SHA-256
- 8af02fd109eb77f6864386a2a73980623d61851f79fce6504a5c7ef55019b265
Content notes
- Anxiety
Notes from the historical editor
These words belong to the book’s historical editor. They are separate from the original narrative.
Short descriptive English reading (editorial): The dreamer cannot fit everything into a trunk and finds the crowded street prevents reaching a train in time.
Connections in the Loom
Titles, theme labels, illustrations and map connections are editorial navigation aids. They are separate from the account’s words and do not establish connections between real people.