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Often do I have visions of the quiet hour before the twilight.
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Till the eye have visions the whole members are in bonds.
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All races seem to have visions of something similar to this.
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Do you think we have visions or magic dreams or something?
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She was beginning to have visions of Wally Lester's Mexican palace.
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By the gentle leave of Heaven, all human beings have visions.
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I have visions like this frequently, although it makes me uneasy to admit it.
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They have visions of mill-ponds, with beautiful little cascades sluicing into them over dams.
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His morals were rigid, his life exemplary, and he was believed to have visions.
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He began to have visions of her being chased by rioters, knocked down, worse.
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I have visions of cars arriving at dawn, the children hauled off, and protest energetically.
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I have visions of the appearance of my hapless room, if she has vacated it.
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Then, as if fearing his eyes had overstepped: Perhaps you have visions of the future.
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I have visions, too, and dreams of the west.
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Though I protest that when I eat much cheese before retiring I have visions, too.
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Most men have visions but he can sustain vision.
