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
COLLAR-STUD.--A reminder of some tiresome or disagreeable little duty
which you would fain forget.
COLUMBINE.--These flowers foretell the renewal of a former friendship
which is brought about by means of an unthought-of meeting.
COMB.--You will find out that your confidence in someone was misplaced
and this discovery will cause you much distress.
COMET.--Favourable weather; unusual and interesting events; to lovers it
is an unfavourable omen of separation and blighted hope.
COMPASSES.--This sign implies that you may expect to travel and to spend
your life in interesting activities.
CONCERTINA.--This symbol proclaims dilatory habits and feeble wit.
CONDUCTOR.--See MUSIC CONDUCTOR.
CONVOLVULI.--This flower shows feelings of sadness; love and hope which
have lasted but a short time now leave only memories to which you cling.
CORKS.--This sign shows the power of adapting yourself to your company,
and of proving yourself useful in awkward situations.
CORKSCREW.--This denotes that you will be vexed by inquisitive people
who trouble you with questions.
CORMORANT.--This bird is a symbol of agility, swift decisions, and the
attainment of your ambition through the power of rapid thought and work.
CORN.--This is a pleasant omen of wealth and success.
CORNUCOPIA.--This symbol predicts great happiness and unqualified
success.
COVER.--See MEAT COVER.
COW.--A calm, contented state of mind, peaceful and prosperous days.
COWSLIPS.--A sign of joy; to the married it foretells a birth.
CRAB.--Strife, family disagreements, an enemy.
CRADLE.--A birth; a broken cradle, sorrow or anxiety about a child.
CRANE.--Heavy burdens and anxiety are indicated by this symbol.
CRESTS.--These are often to be seen and must to some extent be read in
connection with other signs in the cup; large crests indicate news of,
or communications with, those in positions of authority; small crests,
interesting family developments.
CRICKET BAT.--A love of sport and a keen desire for fair play in all
matters.
CRINOLINE.--This predicts that unless you retrench in your expenditure,
you will have but a pittance to spend upon your dress.
CROCUSES.--These flowers are an emblem of joy, and of radiant happiness
in love.
CROQUET-MALLET.--A cheerful and patient disposition, always making the
best of things, is the meaning of this symbol.
CROSS.--You must expect to meet with hindrances and obstacles in the way
of your desires; sorrow and misfortune are also indicated by this
symbol. See also MALTESE CROSS.
CROSSED KEYS.--A sign of authority, power and honour, and an assurance
of comfort and help in times of difficulty or doubt.
CROWN.--Advancement and honour; the attainment of your highest ambition.
CRUTCHES.--This is an unpleasant sign of forthcoming illness or accident
which causes lameness for the time being.
CUCUMBER.--A new plan successfully carried out.
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