Publisher's Synopsis
1916. Let it be understood that all the dream life of Orlow the Dreamer is absolutely authentic, and is an accurate account of real visions that a person has obtained. It has been necessary to disguise the waking life of the Dreamer; only in her sleeping experiences must this narrative be taken literally. It is left to the reader to decide for himself whether she has had a glimpse of some dawning revelation, or has merely attained a most unusual sequence and coherence in her dreams. She argues that with her limitations that would be impossible.
