Telling Fortunes By Tea Leaves: How to Read Your Fate in a TeacupKent, Cicely
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Telling Fortunes By Tea Leaves: How to Read Your Fate in a Teacup
Kent, Cicely
Fortune-telling
BOMB.--This foretells a personal disaster or news of an explosion and
loss of life.
BONES.--These are an indication of misfortune surmounted with courage.
BONNET.--This implies that youth will be past before you have the best
happiness of your life. See also WIDOW'S BONNET.
BOOK.--An open book shows a desire for information and a mind ever on
the alert to understand new theories and facts; a closed book is a sign
of expectancy.
BOOKCASE.--This is a pleasing symbol of coming success through study and
perseverance.
BOOMERANG.--This sign means news from Australia, or that some unexpected
development will lead to your having a great interest in that country;
with signs of travel, that you will make your home there.
BOOTBLACK.--A bootblack is a sign of failure in your work.
BOOTS.--These show fortunate business, a good income, and the
gratification of your tastes and pleasures; boots of a curious shape
foretell an unfortunate enterprise ending in failure.
BOOT-TREE.--A lucky surprise.
BORDER.--See FLOWER BORDER.
BOTTLE.--A sign of happy days; several bottles indicate extravagant
tastes; small bottles, illness.
BOUQUET.--This is a most fortunate symbol of coming happiness, love,
fulfilled hope, and marriage.
BOW.--A sign of reunion after absence or estrangement.
BOW AND ARROW.--This denotes that there is unpleasant talk of your
personal affairs which may do you harm.
BOWER.--Happiness in love is proclaimed by this symbol.
BOX.--An open box foreshows a troubled love affair; a closed box, that
you will find something which you had lost.
BOY.--This symbol must be read in accordance with other signs in the
cup.
BRACELET.--A discovery made too late.
BRANCH.--A large branch is a sign of much independence and of success in
carrying out an undertaking; the larger it is the greater your success;
a broken branch signifies an attempt to organise a project or new scheme
which will end in failure.
BREAD.--A loaf of bread is a sign of the commonplace and of monotony;
several loaves give warning against waste and extravagance, for a
shortage of corn is threatened; loaves of bread with crossed swords
above them predict mutiny and disaffection among those whom the world
trusted.
BRICKLAYER'S TROWEL.--A task which you have in hand will be successfully
carried out.
BRICKS.--These signify new plans and enterprises which will lead to
prosperity.
BRIDE.--This sign indicates a wedding, coming joy, or a rival in your
affections, according to other symbols around it.
BRIDGE.--An advantageous opportunity; a fortunate journey. See also
SUSPENSION BRIDGE.
BRIDLE.--This points to the fact that you greatly object to interference
or authority, and that you will always be "top dog" with your friends.
BROOCH.--This indicates that you are likely to make a discovery greatly
to your advantage, and may in time turn it to good account in the
development of a patent; a brooch with dots around it predicts a
present.
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