The Gipsy Fortune Teller: Containing: Judgment for the 29 Days of the Moon, the Signification of Moles, and the Art of Telling Fortunes by Dice, Dominoes, &c., &c.Parker, W.
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The Gipsy Fortune Teller: Containing: Judgment for the 29 Days of the Moon, the Signification of Moles, and the Art of Telling Fortunes by Dice, Dominoes, &c., &c.
Parker, W.
Fortune-telling
A mole on the left side of the forehead, a little above the temple, shows
the man to be very malignant, and of an evil disposition; if of a
honey-colour, he shall be a hatred to his friends; if black, he is in
danger of being criminated and branded for his falsehoods; if as a wart,
his fate is mitigated; to a woman, it signifies justification of
innocence, though not deserved? if black, she is blamed for malignity,
and deserve far more, as it represents every evil.
A mole appearing on the right temple, over the eye, denotes a long life,
and a good fortune; if it appears pale, or red, he is studious; to a
woman, it signifies good and happy fortunes and marriage, as she will be
of careful conduct.
A mole on the right temple, inclining towards the neck, promiseth
ingenuity, from whence riches will assuredly flow, as also long life;
honey-coloured or red, he shall rejoice in good fortune; if black, he
will be somewhat troubled in his affairs; but if as a wart, he shall
obtain the good things he wishes, or sets his hand to; to a woman it
promiseth goods, and long life; she is modest, virtuous and chaste? if it
appears black, it will be an hinderance to her good fortune. Moles like
a wart, are in general very fortunate.
A mole on the left side, towards the upper part of the corner of the eye
signifies great and dangerous sickness; if it is honey, or red-colour,
these misfortunes will be modified, if black, a short life, by means of a
grievous fall, or suffocation by water or smoke; if as a wart, it denotes
a good end? to a woman, moderate health and many perplexities, loss of
favour and friends, perverse children and enemies, who will endeavour to
wrong her; if black, it foretels many miseries, and in all probability a
violent death.
A mole under the hollow of the right eye, by the inward part of the nose,
denotes the man to be a hasty, proud, arbitary, and furious spirit; if it
be a honey-colour, he is active and tractable; if red he is a rough-hewn
being and wranglesome; if black, seditious and stubborn; to a woman, let
the colour be what it will, it signifies her to be proud, satirical,
impertinent, conceited, a fomenter of mischief, one who will domineer
over her husband and every body else, and will ruin herself by such
means; and her misfortunes will gain no pity from others, as her conduct
is generally contemptuous.
If either man or woman have a mole on the neck, it doth promise that they
will become rich.
If in either a man or woman’s hand a mole appears, it denotes great
prosperity, and enjoyment of children.
If either a man or woman have a mole on the right breast it threatens
they shall be much armed by poverty.
A mole on the left side of the stomach denotes luxury.
A mole on the left shoulder, near the arm, denotes the person given to
quarrels, hatred and strife.
A mole on the middle of the stomach denotes dangerous desease.
A mole on the left corner of the eye, denotes the party subject to
melancholly.
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