The influence of the stars : $b a book of old world loreBaughan, Rosa
Religion
The influence of the stars : $b a book of old world lore
Baughan, Rosa
Astrology; Palmistry; Physiognomy
A mole on the right side of the forehead on the Line of the Sun
indicates another on the right breast and intimates, to a man, of
whatever colour but black, riches and honours; if black, his good
fortune will not be so great and will come, not from his own merits,
but from the exertions of friends. To a woman it shows an affluence of
the goods of fortune; but if black she will have to be very subservient
to her husband.
A mole near the right ear shows another on the right side of the belly,
not low down and signifies, to a man, a blow on the head, some accident
to that ear, whereby he may lose his hearing; if black, these evils are
the more to be apprehended. To a woman it shows the loss of those
things she most values.
A mole on the left ear shows another on the left side, low down on the
belly. This mole indicates to a man persecution from enemies. If it be
of a red colour, that he will go near to committing murder by reason of
women; if black, or even honey-coloured, it is still of evil indication
and shows quarrels and violent death. To a woman, let it be of
whatsoever colour, it shows that she will be the cause of death to
someone; let her, therefore, shun to meddle with poison.
A mole on the right cheek shows another on the right hip and indicates,
to a man, that he will have great charm of manner towards women, and be
much beloved by them; this, whatever its colour. To a woman also it
shows happy marriage and that she will be vehemently beloved.
A mole on the left cheek shows another on the left hip and indicates,
to a man, a wandering existence and short life; if black, he dies by
violence. To a woman it threatens sharp and hard fortune, especially in
love matters.
A mole on the right side or corner of the mouth shows another at the
right side of the lower part of the spine and shows, to a man, that he
shall much increase his wealth by reason of his own sagacity; but if
honey-coloured, his good fortune will come by women. To a woman such a
mole shows she will abound in wealth and be vehemently beloved; if
black in colour, with all these advantages, she will yet suffer from
the scandal of envious women friends.
A mole on the left side of the mouth indicates another on the left side
of the base of the spine and shows, to a man, that he will be entangled
with a woman he cannot marry, and have illegitimate children. To a
woman it shows a likelihood of the same disgrace.
A mole in the middle of the upper lip shows another on the lowest part
of the body and indicates, to a man, that he will be miserable from
various perils, but above all from women. To a woman this mole shows
sickness and weakness from internal diseases.
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