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Idealists, sometimes
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dreamers
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Dreamers (, also published in English as Mothwise ) is a novel by Knut Hamsun from 1904. The novel is among Hamsun's last set in Nordland and it contains many comical and caricatured people and events. The main characters are the telegraph operator Ove ...
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That’s what Dahlaine had in mind when he foisted the Dreamers on us in the first place.
It was Dahlaine who came up with the idea of the Dreamers, I guess, but “unknown friend” tells the children what they’re going to dream about.
So far, we’ve won two wars that we couldn’t possibly have won if it hadn’t been for the Dreamers _ and with the help of somebody we didn’t even know about.
What it all boils down to, Dahlaine, is the fact that the Dreamers will do exactly what they’re supposed to do, regardless of how hard any one of us - or all of us put together - might try to do to stop them.
They probably wouldn’t have enough time to poison all of the food, but they could poison enough to make the Dreamers pass along this warning, wouldn’t you say?
Much have I heard in myth and legend of ‘The Dreamers,’ which will one day rule all the world, but I tell ye, one and all, that I am the only Dreamer, for it hath come to me in a Dream that I am not only the emperor of Holy Atazakan, but I am also god of all the Land of Dhrall, as was foretold in ages past.
We’ll have to wait until the Dreamers tell us where before we can make any decisions.
Once more, Tlantar didn’t entirely understand the astonishment of Veltan when Zelana told him that the children called the Dreamers shared their Dreams with each other.
But now it is dreamers, and Samuel, Father, is the most precious dreamer.
Perhaps only until the dreamers are all gone — or consumed by their own dreams.
But that night he was lonelier than usual and even the icy Dreamers were better than no company at all.
Light from lamps outside the Dome refracted through the diamond walls, gracing the interior with rainbows that collected on the Dreamers in pools of color.
None of the Dreamers spared her a second look, but Jato thought she was lovely.
Each time he neared a hovertable occupied by Dreamers, it floated away on cushions of air.
Eight years ago, the Dreamers had showed up at his room in the Whisper Inn and locked his wrists behind his back with cuffs made from sterling silver Möbius strips.