Had visions

Usage examples of dreamed.

This past night, as before, he had dreamed of strange creatures all clad in shining metal, and mounted on such beasts as defied imagining, and knew their purpose was evil.

The sun lit the pinnacle of the Maker's Mountain as if in blessing, and when Morrhyn emerged from his lodge he perceived no ill omens—save perhaps, that he had again dreamed of the fire-footed horse and its blank-eyed rider.

It seemed to him that such monsters as the boy dreamed of would more likely infest the depths of the weed-sea than this perimeter, where the open ocean should likely soon appear, but still he wondered.

He knew only that he no longer dreamed, and could no longer forewarn or guide his clan.

And then he dreamed the Tachyn rode with them and they moved against the Commacht, and he saw Racharran taken and slain, and Racharran's wife brought to Chakthi, who hailed his wakanisha as a brother and a great Dreamer, and vaunted him above all others in the clan.

He dreamed each night now, and daily thanked the Maker for the return of his talent.

Sometimes he dreamed of it, of sunlit trees and plashing streams all filled with fish, high hills and grassy plains—which was most odd, for he'd no knowledge of that place, nor any love of things bucolic.

Davyd continued, "when I dreamed of the sea serpent on board the ship.

Mustering his thoughts, he said, "If I've dreamed of these creatures roaming the streets like … like wild animals, then Grostheim's dangerous.

If he's dreamed of Grostheim under attack, then I believe it shall come.

Word spread fast amongst the refugees that the Commacht wakanisha dreamed again, and soundly.

He dreamed of burning walls and shrieking women, and always the sneaking, deadly creatures.

He looked to Morrhyn and said, "You dreamed of this—can you not tell us what else might come?

All hinged on this: the dreamed future, which might go the one way or the other, dependent on men, on one man—Rannach.

It was if they must pass a test of some kind before they could hope to gain the promised sanctuary, and often as he dreamed of the mountains and safety, he dreamed of fire and demons.