a-dream

It might have been a-dream, except that she was only too aware of the physical reality of his nearness.

The Tycoon's Mistress Craven, Sara 2000

It might have been a-dream, except that she was only too aware of the physical reality of his nearness.

The Tycoon's Mistress Craven, Sara 2000

While floating a-dream twixt the horns of the moon.

Lias Laddie 1998

The voices of the souls unborn are half a-dream with Paradise.

ROUND THE BEND Shute, Nevil, 1899-1960 1951

Prudence, although her face was all a-dream, bent conscientiously over the bit of linen in her hands.

Prudence Says So Ethel Hueston

The boy raised his head, brown eyes a-dream with visions of automobiles, steam engines, and hook and ladder outfits.

A Son of the City A Story of Boy Life Herman Gastrell Seely

John scarcely heard him as he stood, eyes a-dream, looking over the even, carefully raked turf.

A Son of the City A Story of Boy Life Herman Gastrell Seely

It must be autumn at home now – the harbour is a-dream and the old Glen hills blue with haze, and Rainbow Valley a haunt of delight with wild asters blowing all over it – our old 'farewell-summers.'

Rilla of Ingleside Lucy Maud 1921

There came a soft warm evening, when all the world seemed a-dream; and he had been working hard, and there came to him a yearning for the stars.

Love's Pilgrimage Upton Sinclair 1923

To Youth, while youth is in the arteries, Paris is ever Paris, a-throb with dreams, a-dream with love, a-love with triumphs to be triumphed o'er.

Europe After 8:15 George Jean Nathan 1920