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I had achieved an ancient dream; I was a single ego served by two bodies.
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Never was Rome farther away from the realisation of its ancient dream of universal dominion.
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It was the ancient dream of the Lotus Eaters, a dream as old as Man.
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Humanity's ancient dream of liberty, equality, fraternity, mocked by so many ages, at last was realized.
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Some spirit of an ancient dream
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A scheme that called for taking an ancient dream, one that was a lie, and turning it into truth.
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His heart now beat high with hope, for he believed that he was about to realise his ancient dream.
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If we can surrender the ancient dream of immortality, then we can begin building a new theology, ecumenical, ecological, non-idolatrous.
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True to Israel's ancient dream, around this righteous suffering servant of the Eternal, the nations gathered, to be taught of God.
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They were the first inventors to make the ancient dream of flying man a reality and to demonstrate that reality to the practical world.
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Does Tigris' flow stir ancient dreams from immemorial rest
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But the aspect under which these ancient dreams are regarded by them is most significantly different.
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She woke in her bed to ancient dreams, that she was young again and beaux pursued her.