The Golden Wheel Dream-book and Fortune-teller: Being the most complete work on fortune-telling and interpreting dreams ever printed, containing an alphabetical list of dreams, with their interpretation, and the lucky numbers they signify. Also explaining how to tell fortunes by the mysterious golden wheel, with cards, dice, and dominoes. How to tell future events by the lines of the hands, by moles on the body, by the face, nails of the fingers, hair and shape of the head. How to find where to Fontaine, Felix
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The Golden Wheel Dream-book and Fortune-teller: Being the most complete work on fortune-telling and interpreting dreams ever printed, containing an alphabetical list of dreams, with their interpretation, and the lucky numbers they signify. Also explaining how to tell fortunes by the mysterious golden wheel, with cards, dice, and dominoes. How to tell future events by the lines of the hands, by moles on the body, by the face, nails of the fingers, hair and shape of the head. How to find where to
Fontaine, Felix
Dream interpretation; Fortune-telling
QUINCES. To dream of quinces, is an excellent omen: if you imagine you
are gathering quinces from trees full of fine-looking, yellow ones, it
predicts that you will get just so much yellow gold, which will be a
fortune. 49, 6.
QUOITS. If a man dreams he is playing quoits, it is a sign he will soon
have a quarrel. If a woman dreams she is playing quoits, it foretells
she will have much trouble through life. To dream of quoits, is not a
good omen to lovers. 57, 3.
RABBITS. To dream of these animals, foretells many small children: if
a newly married woman dreams of them it is a sign that she will have
twins or triplets within a year: such a dream will not be very pleasant
to a young girl unless she means to marry right sudden, for rabbits do
not predict anything else but breeding children. 44, 13.
RACCOON. To dream of simply treeing a raccoon, is a good omen, for you
will probably either gain a sum of money, or have it left to you as a
legacy: if you imagine that you shoot the animal, and he falls to the
ground, this will spoil the luck; you should stop dreaming as soon as
the ’coon is up the tree. 61, 12.
RACES. (_See Run._) To dream of running a race on foot and winning
it, is a sign of success in any undertaking—losing it, foretells
disappointment. If you dream of going to a horse-race, it predicts
poverty and shiftlessness. 46, 7.
RADISHES. To dream of this vegetable, signifies that a secret will be
discovered, which will occasion a muss in the family. To a girl, it is
a sign she will lose her beau, and to a lover, it foreshadows he will
be “cut out” by some other nice young man. 38, 13.
RAFFLE. Raffling in your dream is the same as gambling; it foretells
poverty and disgrace: to dream of raffling for poultry is a sign that
your family (if you have one) will want bread; if you are single, it
shows that you will be apt to get seedy and loaferish. 8, 44.
RAFT. To dream of seeing a raft foretells a journey—the longer the
raft, the more extensive the line of travel: if you dream of sailing
on a raft, it is a sign you will travel, with good success, in distant
countries. 10.
RAGE. (_See Anger._) If you dream that you are in a great rage in
consequence of a mishap, or disagreeable event, it is a sign that some
pleasant episode in connection therewith will occur to put you in an
excellent humor, as such dreams work contrariwise. 44, 16.
RAGGED. To dream that your clothes are ragged, indicates that a young
girl will banter you: if, in your dream, you see ragged people, it is a
sign that you will suffer ridicule at your next meeting with a party of
ladies and gentlemen. Rags and ridicule go together in dreams. 19.
RAILROAD. To dream of traveling by railroad, foretells to people who
keep house that they will break up their establishment: to young
persons it indicates the loss of their home: to lovers it is a sign
that if they marry they will not keep house long, if at all. 3, 11, 33.
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