From Roving Jack the Pirate Hunter, 1867.

Here are some Shakespearean dreams from The Nobility of Life by Laura Jewry, 1869.

"That night when slumber closed her eyes," from Fairy Mary's Dream, written and illustrated by A. F. L., 1870.

Visions of jello molds danced in her head.  From Canadian Grocer, 1919.

"A voyage with the old dream-king," from St. Nicholas magazine, 1903.

From Lehigh University's Epitome yearbook, 1885.

Here's "the grave of dreams" from The Devil's Acres, illustrated by Kenneth M. Skeaping, 1891.

"Up the mountain sides of dreams," from A Child's Garden of Verses by Robert Louis Stevenson and illustrated by C. Robinson, 1896.

From Favourite English Poems and Poets, 1870.

From The Middle Kingdom: A Survey of the Chinese Empire and Its Inhabitants by Samuel Wells Williams, 1883.

"I dreamed a night or two ago."  (The awkward cropping at the top of the image is courtesy of the British Library.)  From Vagrant Verses by George Staunton Brodie and illustrated by Wallis Mackay, 1876.

Dreaming in (Venn) circles, from My Little Girl by Walter Besant, 1873.