sentences:  He cites Spenser's "The Faerie Queene" 1.1.47-49, Jonson's The Dream, Herrick's The Vine, "Othello" 3.3.416-432, and Gascoigne's Supposes, 1.2.133 as contemporary works that contain sexual dreams.Booth also proposes that "matter" in the closing line has a sexual meaning in addition to meaning "real substance".Here he cites examples of matter being used in its sexual sense in "Hamlet" 3.2.111