Telling Fortunes By Tea Leaves: How to Read Your Fate in a Teacup — John Shaqi
Telling Fortunes By Tea Leaves: How to Read Your Fate in a TeacupKent, Cicely
Religion
Telling Fortunes By Tea Leaves: How to Read Your Fate in a Teacup
Kent, Cicely
Fortune-telling
CHISEL.--A symbol of losses, dismay, and trouble.
CHRISTMAS TREE.--This sign indicates that you may expect some special
happiness at the Christmas season.
CHRYSANTHEMUMS.--These beautiful flowers assure you of a long desired
hope in connection with someone dear to you which will be realised in
the autumn.
CHURCH.--Courage, honour, and tranquillity; a legacy.
CHURNING.--This is a happy omen for good and successful results in all
you undertake; you will be fortunate and will always take a turn in the
right direction for your own happiness.
CIGAR.--A wealthy friend or lover who will absorb all your thoughts; a
broken cigar signifies a disagreeable incident or a quarrel.
CIRCLE.--Money, presents, an engagement, faithful friends.
CLAPPER FOR SCARING BIRDS.--This sign proclaims that you are offended at
small faults or failings in others, and are always eager to bring them
into notice, but are blind to your own more obvious deficiencies.
CLARIONET.--A pleasure which will be gratified in an unlooked-for
manner.
CLAW.--This symbol foretells scandal or evil influence.
CLENCHED HAND.--Indignation; disputes.
CLERGYMAN.--Reconciliation in a long-standing feud.
CLOCK.--A sign that you desire to hurry over the present and arrive at a
time to which you are looking forward.
CLOUDS.--These denote disappointment, failure of plans, and dismay.
CLOVER.--A very lucky sign of coming good fortune.
CLOVES.--This symbol proclaims the desire for appreciation and the wish
to appear at your best on all occasions.
CLOWN.--Your folly is apparent to everyone.
CLUBS.--See GOLF CLUBS, ACE OF CLUBS.
COACH.--If with horses, you may look forward to a time of ease and
luxury; if without horses, it warns you against an act of folly or a
harmful indiscretion.
COAL.--Prosperity and good fellowship
COAL-SCOOP.--This signifies domestic difficulties or vexation at the
turn things have taken.
COAL SCUTTLE.--You will adapt yourself to unaccustomed circumstances
requiring much energy.
COAT.--Sadness caused through a parting; if the coat is ragged,
distressing news; without sleeves, failure in a new undertaking.
COBBLER.--This predicts a life of arduous and ill-paid work, poor
health, and a struggle to make both ends meet.
COBRA.--A warning of grave danger to you or yours.
COCK.--A sign of forthcoming good news, of conquest and triumph.
COCKATOO.--This bird indicates disturbance in the home and some vexation
with friends.
COCKCHAFER.--This predicts a bad harvest season; flying, the arrival of
sudden news of a somewhat disagreeable nature.
COCOANUT.--Travel or interesting discoveries.
COFFEE POT.--Dependence on creature comforts; slight indisposition.
COFFIN.--A bad omen of coming bereavement; a coffin with a sword beside
it shows death of a soldier; with a flag, that of a sailor; with
snowdrops, death of a child or infant.
COLLAR.--Perseverance in the face of obstacles will bring you a great
reward.
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