Historical dream account · English · original historical text
Onions at breakfast
Florence M. Hallam
A Study of the Dream-Consciousness, The American Journal of Psychology 7(3), April 1896, pp. 405–411 (1896) · Printed pp. 406–407
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When we came down to breakfast, there were only onions on the table. Every one seemed to be eating them and enjoying them, so I ate some and liked the taste, but the odor was very disagreeable.
Dream 55, H., 1 A.M.; no calendar date supplied.
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A complete quotation printed as Dream 55, subject H., 1 A.M., attributed to Florence M. Hallam. The article describes Hallam washing her mouth before retiring as a historical precaution in its sensory study; that description is a historical method claim. No calendar date is supplied, and completeness of the underlying manuscript report is unknown.
Sarah C. Weed and Florence M. Hallam, A Study of the Dream-Consciousness, The American Journal of Psychology 7(3), April 1896, pp. 405–411, Printed pp. 406–407. With the assistance of Emma D. Phinney; communicated by Mary Whiton Calkins. Dreamer: Florence M. Hallam. Original journal witness: Internet Archive, University of Toronto Libraries scan funded by MSN. Descriptive title and navigation metadata added by Synastry; original wording and following source qualifications retained.
Dream 55, H., 1 A.M.; no calendar date supplied.
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Printed pp. 406–407
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