Dream: a novel

Genres: Fantastic Fiction Historical Fiction Science Fiction

Narrators:John Payton, marisad6, Ehsan Ahmed Mehedi, Noah Slowik, Sunny Swearsky, Robert Dipboye, Chris Buchanan, Timbray Shafer, Jim Locke, timli, Tess Hogue, Heather McKee, MoonLylith, Malachi King

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1. Part I. How Harry Mortimer Smith was made. Chapter the First. The Excursion
2. Chapter the Second: The Beginning of the Dream. Parts 1 and 2
3. Chapter the Second: The Beginning of the Dream. Parts 3 and 4
4. Chapter the Second: The Beginning of the Dream. Parts 5 and 6
5. Chapter the Third: Misfortunes Come Upon the Smith Family. Parts 1 and 2
6. Chapter the Third: Misfortunes Come Upon the Smith Family. Parts 3 and 4
7. Chapter the Third: Misfortunes Come Upon the Smith Family. Parts 5 and 6
8. Chapter the Fourth: The Widow Smith Moves to London. Parts 1 and 2
9. Chapter the Fourth: The Widow Smith Moves to London. Parts 3 and 4
10. Chapter the Fourth: The Widow Smith Moves to London. Part 5
11. Chapter the Fourth: The Widow Smith Moves to London. Parts 6 and 7
12. Chapter the Fourth: The Widow Smith Moves to London. Parts 8 and 9
13. Part II. The Loves and Death of Harry Mortimer Smith. Chapter the Fifth: Fanny Discovers Herself. Parts 1 to 3
14. Chapter the Fifth: Fanny Discovers Herself. Parts 4 to 6
15. Chapter the Fifth: Fanny Discovers Herself. Parts 7 and 8
16. Chapter the Fifth: Fanny Discovers Herself. Parts 9 and 10
17. Chapter the Fifth: Fanny Discovers Herself. Parts 11 and 12
18. Chapter the Sixth: Marriage in War Time. Parts 1 and 2
19. Chapter the Sixth: Marriage in War Time. Parts 3 to 6
20. Chapter the Sixth: Marriage in War Time. Parts 7 and 8
21. Chapter the Seventh: Love And Death. Parts 1 to 4
22. Chapter the Seventh: Love And Death. Parts 5 to 7
23. Chapter the Seventh: Love And Death. Parts 8 and 9
24. Chapter the Eighth: The Epilogue

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The story is set in a Utopian future. On an excursion, Sarnac, relates his vivid dream to his friends and recounts how he lived the entire life of one Harry Mortimer Smith, an Englishman from times past, in his dream. - Summary by Sonia