GUITAR.--This symbol displays strong power of attraction for the opposite sex, also pleasant adventures ending in a happy love affair. GUN.--A very disquieting symbol, grave danger of a sudden calamity; with other bad signs, a violent death. H HAMMER.--Troublesome little tasks which you are reluctant to undertake. HAMMOCK.--A mournful ending of something to which you had looked forward with delight. HAM WITH FRILL.--This denotes a nice invitation, hospitality, pleasure with your friends; also enjoyment followed by dismay; a ham without a frill means increasing fortune and success. HAND.--A sign of good fellowship, loyalty, and affection; it may also indicate a parting, a meeting or a bargain concluded; other signs around it must be noticed in order to read its special meaning. See also CLENCHED HAND. HANDBELL.--You would much like to startle the world by a wonderful discovery or amazing theory by which your name would be known for all time but you will need every possible good symbol to appear in the cup to give you any assurance of your ambition being gratified. HANDCUFFS.--Disgrace, imprisonment, misfortune, and dishonesty; this sign must be read in connection with others around it. HANDGLASS.--An illusion quickly dispelled is the meaning of this symbol. HANDSCREEN.--Even small demands sometimes necessitate great effort on the part of those to whom the demand is made. HARE.--The return of an absent friend after a long absence; if it is running, a journey is indicated; a dead hare foreshows money acquired through industry. HAREBELL.--Peace, a placid existence, and faithfulness in love are the meanings of this lovely little flower; with other signs you may expect news of a birth. HARP.--This is a sign of melancholy and predicts the possibility of a nervous breakdown. HARRISSI LILY.--These graceful flowers predict peace, joy, hope, and a wedding. HARROW.--This shows that much of your time will be given endeavouring to make the lives of those around you smooth and happy, whilst you cheerfully spend your days in a somewhat monotonous manner. HARVEST.--A shock of corn is a somewhat sad emblem showing that you have sown that of which the reaping will be tears; it is also a warning of illness, especially to the aged. HASTENER FOR ROASTING MEAT.--You are reminded that you should endeavour to move with the times, and not cling so tenaciously to ideas and habits which are now obsolete. HAT.--A symbol of luck, presents, success in new work or enterprise; sometimes it foreshows the arrival of a visitor. HAWK.--This is an unfortunate symbol, as it denotes circumstances in which people and things seem to be working against you, placing you in awkward and embarrassing predicaments. HAYRICK.--This indicates a desire for mastery and preeminence; it also shows that a doubt will arise as to how best to proceed, but you will find the right way out and will come to a wise decision.