On a lark to the planets: A sequel to "The wonderful electric elephant"Montgomery, Frances Trego
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On a lark to the planets: A sequel to "The wonderful electric elephant"
Montgomery, Frances Trego
Fantasy fiction; Interplanetary voyages -- Fiction; Science fiction
“Very well then, Ione. Being born under the sign Cancer which belongs to
the water division you will largely partake of the nature of that
element and will be changeable and restless, having many ups and downs
in fortune and position, also dangers especially of captivity. Journeys
or voyages are certain to be frequent and long. You are frequently in
danger from falls or hurts from horses, even wounds by human hands are
to be feared. As to your inclinations you are gifted with a fertile
imagination and you delight in strange scenes and in adventure. You can
easily adapt yourself to both places and people, the friendship and
attachment of others is an imperative need of your nature. You are
discreet and independent and very capable in a variety of ways. As the
Moon has great influence over the tides, so too it will strongly
influence you, causing you to feel elated and happy then correspondingly
gloomy and depressed. But the strongest characteristic of this sign is
the sympathy it inspires and the love for home and children. You are
very intuitive and can be governed by love rather than ruled by fear.
You are impatient of control and have little sympathy or liking for
narrow, conventional people, while very fond of the beautiful whether in
nature or in art, having decidedly artistic tastes. Your astral colors
are green and russet brown. Your jewels, the emerald and black onyx.”
[Illustration:
THEY WERE SOON GLIDING THROUGH CANAL AFTER CANAL
(p. 128)
]
“But you have not told me any of my faults,” said Ione.
“These I never tell with this kind of a reading. I only tell them when I
give the influence of the planets.”
“Mercury read Harold’s horoscope, so he can’t have his told again but we
should like to hear what you can tell the Princess,” said Ione.
“Very well! She is modest, reticent and must be well known to be well
understood as she keeps her talents in the background and never obtrudes
them upon people. She is an exceptionally good nurse as her hands
possess and impart a soothing, magnetic influence. She is kind and
agreeable in company and very confiding where affection is given. She
naturally inspires the confidence of her friends and will be the
recipient of many secrets which she will loyally keep. She is well
endowed mentally, is ingenious and even-tempered, not easily angered but
reasonable and just in her disposition. Long voyages in search of wealth
or in connection with property in foreign countries, are indicated.
Frequent changes of residence are shown, and residences or property in
two places. A goodly share of this world’s goods will fall to her share,
for her symbol the Virgin or the Gleaner promises much. With thrift and
an economical nature she combines an almost clairvoyant power of
discrimination and foresight. She must be known to be appreciated.”
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