Symbols & Their Interpretation | |||
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Ace of Diamonds, A Circle | An engagement | ||
Ace of Diamonds, A Bush | A pleasant invitation. | ||
Ace of Clubs, An Obelisk. | The offer of a good promotion. | ||
Ace of Hearts, A Train, A Query | Indecision about a removal. | ||
Ace of Hearts, An Urn, A Bed. | Illness in the home. | ||
Ace of Spades, Bricks | An advantageous offer from a large town. | ||
Arm, A Myrtle Tree, Bird on a Perch. | New plans which bring about a meeting with someone who will become all the world to you. | ||
Arum Lily, Bells, A Church. | A wedding. | ||
Arum Lily, A Bat, A Bed, A Widow's Bonnet. | Death of a widow. | ||
Bacon, Pagoda. | You will make your fortune abroad. | ||
Banana, A Peacock, Ace of Hearts, Trees. |
A happy marriage to someone of wealth and property in the country. |
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Bed, An Engine, Laburnum Tree. | A happy visit to the country in the spring. | ||
Besom, Ugly Faces. | You will make many enemies by mischief-making. | ||
Bonnet, A Bouquet. | Marriage late in life. | ||
Bride, A Crescent Moon, A Swallow. | A journey which leads to a romantic love affair. | ||
Bride, Penknife, An Owl. | Jealousy terminates an unhappy engagement. | ||
Cab, A Square, A Cap. | A gloomy outlook brought about by one of the opposite sex. | ||
Camel (Laden), A Small "T," A Coffin | An unexpected fortune through the death of someone abroad whose name begins with "T." | ||
Chain (Entangled), Onion. | You will be placed in an embarrassing position by the discovery of a secret. | ||
Chinese Lantern, A Pair of Stilts. | Pride brings about a fall. | ||
Clover, Plums, A Bridge. | A new and excellent opportunity will come your way necessitating a journey. | ||
Daffodils, The Sun. | A joyful occurrence in the spring. | ||
Doves, A Book, A Beehive | You will advance rapidly and become a well-known writer. | ||
Duck, A Vegetable Marrow. | Rash investments. | ||
Eagle (Flying), A Steamer, A Tent, A Large "E." | A position of honour in Egypt. | ||
Ear, A Beehive, A Trumpet. | Fame as a public speaker. | ||
Fate Line, A Sword in Its Sheath, The Sign of Mars, A Chain. | A happy fate awaits you, and marriage to a soldier who will rise to the top of the tree in his profession. | ||
Frog, A Fish, A Ship, A Large "C". | Emigration to Canada. | ||
Goat, A Running Figure, A Lamb. | There need be no doubt as to the successful outcome of your venture. | ||
Grasshoppers, A Sleigh, A Wreath of Asters. | Death of an elderly friend or relative in the winter. | ||
Key, A Flaming Torch. | Some discovery or the development of a patent leads to your becoming famous. | ||
King on His Throne, An Eagle in a Cage, A Mace. | An important public ceremony in which you take a part. | ||
Ladder, Ring, A Man and a Woman. | Marriage will be the means of advancement and good fortune. | ||
Ladder, A Palette. | Attainment to a position of honour as an artist. | ||
Ladder, The Symbol of Mars. | A most fortunate career as a soldier. | ||
Lion, A Lute. | Rising to the top of the tree, as a musician, is assured by these symbols. | ||
Lion, A Man Speaking from a Platform. | Great success in a public career and the attaining to an influential position. | ||
Lion, A Man Beside a Pestle and Mortar. | Excellent prospects and fame as a doctor. | ||
Lizard, A Peaked Cap. | An expected visitor is not to be trusted. | ||
Mace, A Mallet. | Through wisdom and clear judgment you will rise to a position of authority. | ||
Man Carrying a Burden, A Pair of Scissors, A Mushroom. | Quarrels in an unhappy love affair ending in a broken engagement. | ||
Magnet, A Meat Cover. | An unpleasant discovery leads to the abrupt ending of an infatuation. | ||
Nail, A Pair of Pincers. | A visit to the dentist and the removal of a tooth. | ||
Notice-Board, A Leek, An Open Padlock. | In a surprising manner you will get the information for which you are seeking. | ||
Onions, An Otter. | Those in whom you trusted have betrayed your confidence and divulged a secret. | ||
Owl, A Pail. | Loss of income will necessitate your undertaking distasteful work. | ||
Pagoda, A Palm Tree, Water. | A voyage to a warm climate under very happy conditions. | ||
Pestle and Mortar, A Walking Stick. | Illness and the arrival of the doctor. | ||
Pulpit, Opera Glasses | Those who weary others by undue curiosity will always remain in ignorance. |