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“For instance, despite massive changes in the way we live, the content of dreams has changed little through the ages, from millennium to millennium and generation to generation. Many common dreams today are no different than those dreamed in Egypt in the time of the pharaohs, or Rome in the time of Caesar.”

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Book:Hamlet

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