SEE-SAW.--Unless you endeavour to become more decisive and reliable, you will lose any good opportunities which may come your way. SEAWEED.--This denotes a joy in the past of which only the memory remains. SHAMROCK.--A sign of good luck. SHARK.--An ominous sign of death. SHAVING-BRUSH.--This sign suggests that you are apt to turn molehills into mountains. SHEEP.--To landowners or those engaged in any agricultural pursuits sheep are an omen of success and prosperous dealing; to others this sign implies that they will receive assistance from unexpected quarters. SHELL.--Good luck from an unexpected source; with other signs, a visit to the seaside. SHEPHERD.--The appearance of this symbol warns you against taking unnecessary risks in all matters. SHIP.--News from distant lands; a successful journey; a voyage. SHIRT.--This sign is considered an omen of good fortune. SHOES.--These indicate speedy new arrangements which are likely to turn out extremely well. SHRIMPING NET.--Pleasures and amusements, unconventionality, and good spirits. SHUTTERS.--This sign proclaims the fact that there is need for secrecy, and that there may be things in your life of which you trust nothing will be known. SICKLE.--A sign that you will experience sorrow and pain through the callous behaviour of someone you love. SIGNPOST.--This symbol must be read in conjunction with surrounding symbols; it usually emphasises the importance of other signs; a broken signpost indicates, that you take a wrong turning in your life and afterwards have much cause to regret it. SKELETON.--This implies a feeling of disgust at some information which is told to you and which you are asked not to reveal. SKIPPING ROPE.--Pleasure with children and popularity with them. SLEIGH.--A spell of cold weather; an interesting event or piece of news to be expected in the winter. SLUG.--Petty annoyances; bad weather. SNAIL.--This is a sign of infidelity; several snails, that mischief is going on around you of which you are unaware. SNAKE.--This is an unpleasant sign of treachery, disloyalty, and hidden danger, sometimes caused by those whom you least suspect; if its head is raised, injury by the malice of a man is predicted; it is also an indication of misfortune and illness. SNIPE.--This bird signifies the discovery of a useful fact; if flying, hasty news of a great friend. SNOWDROPS.--These are a symbol of youth and innocence; this sign may point to some event affecting you and yours which will probably take place about February; if seen in a cross it would foreshow the death of an infant or young child. SOAP.--Cakes or blocks of soap predict temporary trouble in business. SOAP BUBBLES.--See CHILD BLOWING SOAP BUBBLES. SOFA.--This foreshows indisposition or a small illness, sometimes disturbed nights or emergencies. SOLDIER.--This signifies that you may count upon the loyalty and affection of your friends; sometimes it indicates that you may expect speedy news of a soldier.