Telling fortunes by cards : $b a symposium of the several ancient and modern methods as practiced by Arab seers and sibyls and the Romany Gypsies — John Shaqi
Telling fortunes by cards : $b a symposium of the several ancient and modern methods as practiced by Arab seers and sibyls and the Romany GypsiesAli, Mohammed
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Telling fortunes by cards : $b a symposium of the several ancient and modern methods as practiced by Arab seers and sibyls and the Romany Gypsies
Ali, Mohammed
Card games; Fortune-telling; Fortune-telling by cards
Seven, Six and Five of Spades--Thieves, or danger of robbery.
Queen and Jack of Spades--Widowhood.
Nine and Ten of Spades--Danger by fire.
Six and Seven of Spades reversed--A fall or injury.
Eight and Ten of Spades--News at night, but not very pleasant.
Ten, Eight and Five of Spades--Broken engagement, or unfulfilled
promise.
Six and Eight of Spades--Delay, postponement.
Nine, Seven, Six and Five of Spades--Bankruptcy.
Ace of Diamonds and Ten of Hearts--A marriage engagement.
Ace of Diamonds and Nine of Hearts--Hopes fulfilled.
Ten of Hearts and Four of Hearts--Marriage.
Three Tens and Five of Hearts--Happy love returned.
Eight of Hearts and Seven of Hearts--Doubt and indecision about an
offer.
Seven of Hearts reversed--A nice and good present.
Three of Diamonds and Three of Hearts--In nine days.
Nine of Hearts and Nine of Diamonds--A delightful surprise about
money.
Nine of Hearts and Nine of Clubs--Something to do about a will, in
which the consultor is generally successful.
Eight of Hearts and Nine of Hearts--Great good luck through love.
Ace, Nine, Seven and Four of Spades--Death.
METHOD B.
A pack of fifty-two cards is taken, shuffled, and cut in three; the
first ten are taken out, then three are missed; another nine are taken
out, then two are missed; another seven out, five missed; seven out,
three missed; three out, one missed; and the last of the pack is
taken. They are now laid out in rows of eight each, eight having been
counted every way, beginning from the significator. When all are
finished, the two extremities are taken, paired and read; they are
then gathered together, shuffled, and cut in four parcels; the first
one of each parcel is taken off and put on one side. The packet that
comes first is the one that should be read.
METHOD C.
What is Supposed to Happen Within a Month to Two Months.
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