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THE
ROSICRUCIAN DREAM BOOK: CONTAINING SOLUTIONS OF
OYER THREE {THOUSAND
DIFFEREIS^T DREAMS. COLLECTED AND TRANSLATED FROM THE
OLD ENGLISH, GERMAN, NORWEGIAN, TURKISH, ARABIC, SYRIAC, DANISH, CINGALESE, HINDOSTANI, FRENCH, ETHIOPIC
AND DONGOLESE. RENDERING THIS BY FAR THE LARGEST, MOST COMPREHENSIVE AND COMPLETE WORK OF THE KIND IN ANY LANGUAGE,
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BOSTON, MASS. KANDOLPH PUBLISHING CO. 1871.
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Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year
PASCHAL In the
office
B.
1871,
by
RANDOLPH,
of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.
^Persons who desire to correspond with the author or to gain information concerning Clairvoyance, Mesmerism, Will- Culture, or Secret Science, or who wish to learn the subtle ao'ts, can enclose a fee and do so >,
by addressing Dr. P. B. Randolph, Professor of Oriental Interior Care of Box 3352, Boston, Mass,^ Science.
PBEAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
introduction: Dreams have a meaning If soj reject this
But
Can you
!
book—I beg you
as for me, I'm superstitious
And know
disbelieve it?
not receive
it;
still,
that dreams a part in nature
fill.
—and substance soon will follow Who say they don't believe — pretence, and hollow.
Shadows they
are
5
it
"Dream
land
Wierd region
is
a play-ground of tke soul—
vast, like
Yet some can read
Some,
its
travel o'er its
'Tis possible for
'tis all
unto death profound.
wondrous
scroll,
magic ground.
Trying Man,
Poor weakling though perchance he
The great Dream-Mystery
And The
all its
deeper secrets
active soul, the
be,
to scan, see.
—the man,
mind
No bar can stay—no fetters chain. And he the Dream-king's realm, and plan, And future joys and coming pain. May see and know—and being seen, Tell others what a dream may mean.
•DREAMS,
Dreams are not
AND THEIR MEANTXG.
idle phantasies,
Mere creatures of the passing hour
But ministers of Fate's decrees
The
mighty power-
sceptre of a
King Dream
!
—
"v^ho pictures forth at
night
Fore-things, which after days shall see
Strange things which afterward shall he
Things which the wise alone can see
Thus spoke Artefius
A learned
full
!"
two hundred years
man was he—whom
ago,
only scholars know.
His knowledge gave he unto me^ in volumes rich and rare
His " Signs seen in the
His " Treatises on Dreams."
Air.''
His " Code Interpretation's," and " Touchstone of the Dream" His " Flowers of the
And
critic
Art."
His " Artefius' shining beam."
yet three hundred "Hermist Books," ^Idmano's "Magic Art."
Protylus' "
Deep
treatises
I give to thee
;
Perchance they
A
Ritenyer's " Dreamer's Part"
Book of Dreams ;"
may
;
they'll
amuse an
Fate— a shadow of the
Providence, a
idle hour,
convince thee that Dream's a regul power, yet-to-be
Portending happiness, or pain, black woe, or bright
felicity.
Again, as knowledge bound^ I wandered, O'er hoary Egypt's storied land
And- Syria's arid plains and Arabian deserts
And
;
hills;
and Turkey's
hostile strand;
Nubia, and far Negro Dongola,
other lands, where other lore, and costumes strange have
ways 5
•
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
I gathered all of
And
Dream
their wisest sages
Five weary years have passed smce this
Concerning dreams and dreaming.
By which may The
secret
is
I
work was began
now
What
present the plan,
be interpreted the meaning of each dream:
the shape and hue of what therein
Thousands there be who dream at night
Fot
knew;
here present, adapted, kind reader unto you.
they would
know
in
morning light }
§u(?b^:tsd p^ly such, I write.
may
seem.
THE KEY. Directions. till
you come
topic, subject
— Run
to the
your eye along the alphabetical lists
name
it
synonym
of the thing, word, object,
most forcibly upon your memory.
Turn
will find such a solution as cannot fail to
amuse,
ject that impressed itself
to
or
looked for. In seeking, always select the thing or ob-
then, and
you
surprise, and, perhaps, instruct
Remember, look for
the most
you
also.
prominent thing ONLY in searching for
your dream'' s solution,
Nearly the whole of
this
book can
be^
used as a FoRTUNfi-
by simply opening it at random, ahd letting the finger or a pointer fall at random on any line. If it fails to apply the first time, repeat until an answer is given, but do not repeat a success more than twice the same day. I have Teller,
a is
**
for yourself or
Symph"
$1.00,
any one
else,
or Prediction Chart especially for such use.
Its price
and can only be had by addressing P. B. Randolph, Boston, Mass. 6
DBEAMS, JlND THEIR MEANING.
INDEX.
.
A.
Abandon, 362. 534j
Ace of Hearts, 2821.
2825.
Acquittal, 2955.
Africa,
Affront, 948.
14.
ble, 2949.
Affirm, 2954.
Aground, 41 6.
Aged
Airs, 414.
Altar,
Afflict, 972.
Afterbirth, 1023.
Affa-
People, 489.
Agony ^
Agreeable, 808.
1413.
Agent, 1536.
Air Walking, 2675.
Alms, 926.
Albino, 916. 500.
Advan-
Affidavit, 1255.
Aggression, 1516 '17.
Aggravate, 1445.
Address, 163.
A'driatic, 903.
Admiral, 1029.
Adders, 969.
tage, 936.
Adulation, 2952.
Advertise, 1738.
Adieu, 528.
Accident,
Ace of Diamonds,
Adorned, 2951.
Adopted 1435.
Admission. 340.
Adultery, 213.
Accouch, 885-6.
Ace of Clubs, 2815.
Adoration, 2950.
Administrator, 1234.
Acquaintances,
Academy, 420.
Actress, 1527.
Acid, 539.
Acting, 518.
1011.
Admire, 2953.
Ace of Spades, 514.
Actor, 1526.
Acting, 1519.
Acrobat, 517.
Abortion, 1512.
Abyss, 1016.
Abnormal, 2948. Acorn, 1529. Accounts, 2118. 1259.
Abbey, 509. Abbess, Abed, 2125.
Abbot, 513.
Abject, 415.
Absent, 911.
503.
Almonds, 2169.
Ale,
Allopathy, 993. 521.
Alibi, 2501.
Alligator,
Aloft, 2508.
Alarm, 1430. 794.
Almeh, 882 2957. Alum,
Alabaster,
Alliance,
2956.
Ambulance, 2958.
Amaranth, 723.
Amber,
211.
Amalgamation,
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
8
Ambush.
417.
Anus,
Ant, 760.
Appeal, 365.
Apples, 331.
Appetite, 1007.
Annihilation, 891.
Anger, 51.
Anvil, 3.
Anchor, 883.
Antelope, male, 798.
Ape, 12. 871.
933.
Anaconda, 1436.
2576.
Antipathy, 1549.
Anarchy, 1344.
Angels, 944.
Amen,
Amative, 736.
Answer,
955.
Annul, 1503.
Antiquity, 1501.
Andes, 932.
Amanuensis, 719.
438.
Amputate, 1251. Animals, 354.
April, 1271.
Apron, 501.
Approbation,
Appenines, 13331
Apprentice,
Appoplexy, 356. Aquarium, 805.
2837.
Armorer, 907.
Arabs, 587.
Arrogant, 2961.
Art, 506.
Artist, 525.
Arch, 922. Arm-chair, 1073. Arrival, Arrows, 328. Artillery, 1266. Army, 1267.
Aromatic, 556. Archer, 899. 1538.
Arresting, 1557.
Argument, 1565. Arson, 2244. Ask, 1217. Assent, 1246. Ass, 1505. Ashtree, 1558. Ascent, 242. Assassins, 252. Ash, 530. Asia, 775. Asthma, 2514. Ashes, 1335. Arsenic, 1420.
Astonish, 1013.
Atlantic, 940.
Awe,
Axe,
Aurora, 1411. Author, 85.
1270.
Auction, 2153.
August, 2123.
191.
Autumn,
Aunt, 759.
Audience, 278. gur, 2959.
Au-
1.
B. Banisters, 2484.
Barrel, 1831.
Bastinado, 2783.
Banish, 2150.
Banana, 2601. Banquet Hall, 1332. Bake, 2109. Barque, 2915. Busk, 23. Babes, 60. Bark, 157-8. Barns, 221. Bands, 442. Bald, 108.
Babes, 61.
Banks, 470.
Bandit, 475.
Bail, 466-7.
Bales,
480.
Basin, 565.
Bastard, 605.
Baffled, 609.
Barracks, 610.
Bags,
732.
Baggage, 731.
ron, 890.
1004.
Ballads, 895.
Barrenness, 1054-5.
1117-18-19-20. lor,
Bawl, 733. Bad news, 786. BaBalance, 900-1. Bankrupt, 982. Barber,
Ball, 734-5.
1193,
Balloon, 1342.
Baboon, 1124.
Battle, 1231.
Basket, 1127.
Bat, 1243-4.
Bashful, 1091.
Bane, 1150.
Banners, 1260.
Bath,
BacheBalcony,
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Bar-room, 1544.
Batter, 1429.
Ball-room, 1377.
Bay, 1357-8.
Baptize, 1349.
Baptist, 1353.
Ballots, 1345.
1262.
Backbite, 1373.
9
Backnote, 1562. Berth, 1009-10.
Bespatter, 905.
Bee, 1337.
Beard, 28.
Beans, 225.
Bee, 1338.
Before, 413.
Bedridden, 427.
Behead, 1154.
Belts, 150-1.
Beggars, 185.
Bedbugs, 287.
Berries, 226.
Beach, 508.
Beds, 725.
Beeswax, 523.
ing, 522.
Bedlam, 1142.
Bets, 80-1.
Beer, 407.
Berry-
Beatitude, 516.
Berlin, 778.
Bedfellow, male,
796—Female, 931— Old, 1556—Young, 1451—Black, 1452—Yellow, 1019.
Beets, 861.
1116.
Beget, 1149.
Bey, 897.
wail, 1161.
Becalmed, 1163.
hind, 1214.
Birth, 1008.
Bellows, 1321.
Belle,'
Beau, 1111.
Belly, 898.
Beetles,
BeBedroom, 1208.. BeBeckon, 1223. Beacon, 1228.
Besmear, 1157.
Bells, 1153.
Beat, 1184.
Benight, 1191.
Begin, 1222.
Beauty, 1285.
Beef, 2126.
1354.
Bears, 1666.
Beech, 859. Bittern, 1112.
ter,
Bilk, 1152.
Bite, 1455.
1272.
1155
Billiards, 1189.
Bible, 2152.
Bitten, 2154.
Bile,
Bit-
2963.
Books, 212.
Boy-children, 148.
Bower, 887.
792.
1206-7.
Boats, 1101.
Bottles, 1235.
Boquet,1347. net, 2338.
Bride, 1518.
Browse, 2794.
1497-8.
Butcher, 2636.
Buck and
199.
1187.
Buff,
Brothel, 1348.
Bulbs, 2637.
BuUfight, 1201,
Burial, 1566-7.
2964
Boast, 1322.
Bon-
Boddice, 1994.
Brewer, 214.
Brick, 558.
Brig, 771.
Brass, 1364-5.
Brand, 2965.
Brother,
Bran, 2966.
Bugs, 196.
Butterfly,
Butternuts, 1104.
Buttocks,
Bull, 45.
Bun, 510.
Boston,
Bosom, 1205.
Boheraian, 1782.
Bribes, 194-5.
Bronze, 473.
Bridge, 1504.
doe, 293.
Buttons, 1192.
Bulling, 1511.
2962.
Bread, 183.
Brandy, 422.
Boar, 790.
Borrow, 1247.
Boil, 1431-2.
Boys, unruly, 72.
Brick-chimneys, 121.
Broth, 1075.
Bowels, 370.
Boatbuilder, 1198.
Bones, 1245.
Bootees, 1355.
Bowl, 2591.
Brogue, 301.
ter,
Bills,
Birthday, 1506.
Burglary, 1213.
Bundle, 1987.
Bully, 1361,
Bunch, 1985.
But-
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
10
Blue dress, 1636.
Blackberries, 2907. eyes, 40.
800.
1096.
Blame, 1103.
Blister, 1110.
Blmd women,
Blind men, 1534.
seal,
Bluster, 1074.
Blessed, 1122.
'Blaze,
Bless, 1209.
Black
Blinds, 1330.
Blood, 2832-^.
Bloat, 2794.
dress, 1634.
Black Black,
Blacksmith, 1145.
Blue, 1146.
Bliss, 1211.
1363.
Black sand, 181.
Blush, 998.
Blasted, 632.
Bluff, 338-9.
Black
Blue eyes, 43.
Blacked eyes, 39.
Blind, yourself, 1533.
1535.
C. Carriage maker, 1615. 1712.
.
Campaign, 2009. Camomile, 1939.
Carrion, 1894.
Cartridge, 2074. ^ Cards, 958.
2073.
Caboose, 2076.
Candor, 2111.
2523.
Cantelope, 2529.
Canoe, 2912.
2914.
Catholic, 2051.
trate, 99-100.
Calm, 132.
Calomel, 192.
Castinets, 630.
428.
Canes, 663.
813.
Caul, 874.
Cabinet-maker, 1046. Can't, 1108.
Cat-tail,
1402.
Canter, 1421.
Cannon, 1612.
Captain, 1398-9. Caress, 1440.
Carrots, 1451.
Cancer, Captive,
Cave, 1439.
Carpenter, 1483.
.Cannonade, lOlf.
Cancan, 1042.
Cedar, 504.* Ceremony, 1393. Censure, 1403.
Cents, 2971.
Cinders, 2199.
Cake, 1106.
Canal, 1359.
Candles, 1448-9.
Calamity, 1613-14.
Celestial, 1610. sor, 2072.
Caravan, 1437.
Cape, 1032-4.
Carve, 1068.
Calamus, 1388.
Caution, 1591.
Cataract,* 1577.
Caterpillar, 937.
Canopy, 1025.
Canada, 1199.
Cannibal, 724.
Cascade, 1441.
Cabbage, 200. Calico, Camels, 812. Call,
Casket, 924.
Cabinet, 1052-3.
1363.
1370.
Cellery, 2972.
Cistern, 1882.
Cas-
Candy, 184.
Calf, 795.
Cant, 1014.
Camp, 1164.
Caucus,
Cats, 101-2.
2.
Cattle, 88-9.
Cactus, 197.
Canonicals, 879.
Cap, 996.
Cage, 942.
Cab,
Cabin, 150.
Castings, 747.
Camphor,
Caustic, 2170.
Candidate, 1913.
Canisters, 2485.
Caning, Carried,
Cement, 2974.
Cinnamon, 2096.
Cen-
Cellar, 95.
Civil, 2973.
Cir-
cus, 1788.
Cocoanuts, 2172.
Cook, 326.
Confectioner, 2173.
Cowlick, 1607.
Comet, 547.
Conductor, 1608*
Coil, 550.
Committee, 2142.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. Convulsions, 2144.
sel,
1459.
per,
1037.
.1593-4.
Comb, 1470-1443.
1218.
Coffers, 1500.
Coast, 1587.
Corpse, 1416-17.
Corn, 1444.
Cousin, 1490.
Coward,
age, 1592.
Coffee, 1061.
Colors, 1202-3.
Council, 1114.
Collars,
Coroner,
Cobbler, 1131.
Coins, 1115.
Convert, 769.
Convict, 770.
Conceit, 867.
Cour-
Coun1204. Cop-
Cock, 956.
Confess, 1381-2-3.
Corns, 1209.
11
.
Com-
Coronet, 881.
Cows, 666.. Commons, 686. Corruption, 33. Conflagration, 32. Coax, 47. ConColic, 219. Cotton, 269. Compass, Coal, 137-8-288. sult, 120. 272-3. Cough, 279. Coach, 320-321-1433-4. Cottage, 2838. CoiCooked apples, 406. Confine, 430. Colts, 468. Coral, tion, 327. Copperhead, 2553. Conscience, 2625. Co2078. Condor, 2112. Consul, 2856. Court, 552. Convent 975. Constable, logne, 2847. plaint, 952.
1622.
Counterfeit, 481.
Coition, failure in 2146.
Currants, 1481.
Clamp, 1584.
Cloves, 1089-90.
Clay, 1196.
Chambermaid, 1418. Chased, 1378-9.
Chaunt, 1175. Chain, 19.
Clap, 1195.
Churning, 1045.
Cheat, 1425-6.
Chastity, 2741.
Chalk, 48-136.
Chairs, 292.
Chowder,
Chaff, 1167-8.
Charm, 52.
Charlestown, 793.
Chinese, male,
799—Female, 1044.
Chest, 1580.
Chess, 1657.
Cheese, 1028. Chips, 1151.
Clover,
Clouds, 1410.
Chibouque, 1216.
Chastity, 173-2741.
Choice, 1005-6.
Clever, 1385.
Clevis, 1380.
Chamber, 26.
Claims,
Clown, 1057.
Cloth, 1050.
Chestnuts, 1423.
Choir, 1182.
Checkers, 114.
lenge, 1599.
310.
Cluck, 1166.
Claws, 1582.
Chase, 1386-7. Choke, 1395.
Cherries, 22.
Cuckold, 215,
Curtains, 1415.
Clams, 1581,
Clover, red, 1090.
white, 1380.
1376.
Clock,
College, 2201.
Curls, 189-190.
Curtains, 689.
Clinch, 1427.
Climb, 1605.
Cold, 630.
Conscript, 2167.
Cucumbers, 2841.
Cut, 645.
Curses, 469.
1583.
Congress, 540.
Chimpanzee, 1604.
Chemist, 1609.
Chal-
Charity, 1688.
Champagne, 2008. Church, 2102. Champion, 2969. Chemise, 1464. Cream, 30. Crystal, 56. Creep, 561. Creek, 555. Cranes, 511. Crow, 578-9. Cypress, 270. Crucifix, 863. Crust, 873. Crowd, 875.
Crown, 912-13.
Cradle, 1076-7.
Crabs, 1098-9.
Crash, 1109.
12 Cramp, 1588. Crawl, 1603. Crouch, Crimson dress, 1619. Crocus, 1975. CresCrutch, 1998. Crumble, 2000. Cruel, 2006. Critic, cent, 1976. 2799. Cranberries, 2851. Crimson, 2919. Crowbar, 2968. Cricket, Crush, 1374.
Crime, 1200.
Crumbs, 2002.
1606.
1248-9.
Cypher, 2975.
Cygnet, 2976.
D.
Dandy, 275. Dark, 276. Dagger, 6. Damask, 277. Dates, 388-9. Damage, 1574. Dam, 1585-6. Dare, 2037. Day, 2042. Damascus, 2045. Damsons, 2046. Darn, 2043. Dairy, 253.
Damn,
Daisy, 254.
Danger, 449.
2044.
Dangle, 2977.
Davis, A. J., 1351.
Davis, Jeff., 1352.
December, 1698. Delicious, 1699. Delusion, 2023. Debt, 2025. Deck, 1568. Dead, 1570. Defendant, 1661. Dew, 811. Deer, 1356. Depart, 1539. Den, 165. Dentist, 57. Derwieh, 180. Deeds, 249. Desk, 262. Deaf, 264. Devil, 373. Desert, 361. Debate, 546. Deiuge, 667. Dessert, 2030. Defeat, Death, 390. 2980. Dead trees, 1844. Delay, 2990. Depot, 1708. Decanter, 2542. Deal cards, 1546. Deal cards— others, 1547. Deal in goods, De'kler,155I.
1548.
Di^ng
clams, 2916.
Dinner, 172. 334.
Dixie, 418.
Disguise, 1105.
Dishes, 1509.
Dive, 2978.
Distress, 260.
Dig, 872.
Distillery, 263.
Disagreeable, 809.
Disgrace, 1003.
Dilemma, 1254. Dice, 1900 to 1938.
Diorama, 1121. Die, 167.
Diamonds, 2775.
Dice, 282.
Divorce,
Dial,
1079.
Disease, 1476.
Double dream, 25. Dogs, 928. Doll, 1528. Dolphin, 2819. Doves, Doctor, 381. Doe, 84. Dollars, 168. Domes, 259. Down, 308. 1569. Dominoes, 1751. Door, 2079. Dotage, 2982. Duke, 2983. Duchess, 2984. Duel, 97. Dumb, 216. Dung, 268 Dungeon, 364. Ducks, 387. Dutch, 706. Ducking, 716. Dumpling, 1040.
Dunce, 1477.
Dream
Forgotten, 1541.
Dramas,
4.
Dropsy, 218.
Drum,
281.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. Drink, 779.
Dragon, 289.
Dress, 780.
Dye, 1571.
Dwarf, 1086.
Drown, 1158.
Drawl, 2986.
Druids, 977.
Drawbridge, 2989.
Drawing, 2987.
13
Dyspepsia, 1631. E.
Ear-ache, 1790.
Ebony, 291. 865.
Earthen jars, 156.
Earth, 261.
Eagles, 35-36.
256.
Elope, 434.
Editor,
Egypt, 487.
Eggs, 864.
Elipse, 1983.
Election, 1561.
Elephant, 554.
campane, 2021.
Echo, 1649.
Echpse, 429.
Ebb-tide, 1744.
Eels, 1656.
Earl,
Eating, 740.
Earthen-ware, 290. Easement, 1654. Ears, 171.
Ele-
Eloquence, 2026.
Emetic, 305. Embalm, 594. Emperor, 1264. Empress, 1265. Embers, 1564. Embellish, 2004. Emigrant, 2016. Enemies, 313; Enchant, 718. Energy, 951-954. Envelopes, 1047. Engine, 1542-3. "Enlist, 554.« Endurance, 1556. Enjoy, 285. England, 2778. Ennui, 2787. Enthusiasm, 877. Engineer, 1178. Ermine, 5^990. Error, 1993. Eunuchs, 602. Eucharist, 934-5. Eulogy, 1012 1015. 1
;
Eve, 346.
Excrement. 353. ile,
788.
Ewe, 1002.
Evening, 997.
Extacy, 601.
Exasperate, 990-1-2.
ecution, 169J -2-3-4-5-6.
Exposed, 766. Expense, 772. Expose, 994-5. Explode, 1317.
Express, 1991.
ExEx-
Extrava-
Expression, 1992.
gance, 2143.
Fagade, 2439. Farewell, 668. 54.
Favors, 83,
out, 976.
1442.
Facet, 2750. Faint, 669.
Fair, 283-4.
Fatness, 989-1796.
Fallow, 1647.
Farms, 294.
Family, 621.
Pall, 595.^
Factory, 309.
Fame, Famine, 457.
Farmer, 1001.
Fate, 1232.
Fan, 774.
Farrow, 1650.
Fakir, 974.
Fail, 1653.
7.
Fay,
Fagg-d Fashion,
Fanning, 774.
Fall
overboard, 1553. Fever, 1433. 665.
Fetid, 1485.
Ferment, 87.
Fester, 1648.
Fertile, 248.
Feathers, 1651.
Feet,
Feint, 670
Fear,
Felon, 371-2.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
14 384.
Fields, 1372.
205.
Files,
Figs, 23.
gers, 959.
Flax seed, 1177.
Fly, 1219-20-21.
1521-2-3.
Floodtide,
1063.
Flounders, 1014.
2831.
Fox, 1532. tracks, 62.
Fruit,
1507-8-9-10.
Free love, 917. Fuss, 909.
Fold, 2490.
Foot
Fog, 1474.
Fodder, 892-3.
Forbid, 973.
Friday, 1469.
Friendship, 2098.
Fragrance, 776.
Frost, 1525.
KriLfht, 1515.
Flageolet,
Fortune, 1475.
Fool, 965-6-7.
Fountains, 945.
Freshet, 1646.
Frolic, 1578.
Flag, Flute,
Floundering,
Ford, 1576.
FoitG, 1350.
Formal, 569.
Forgive, 186.
Foreign, 929 30.
Flux, 1846. Flea, 2692.
Foam, 1667.
Fort, 1572.
Fornication, 1252.
Forest, 1095.
1513-14.
Float,
1652.
Fleet,
Flowers, 1067.
Flatter, 1180.
Flutter, 1179.
Flat-irons, 2536.
Flax, 827.
Flour, 741.
Flames, 984.
Florence, 1268.
1645.
Flail,
Fine,
Fisherman, 1018.
Flues, 729.
Flaunt, 978.
Flash, 980.
2812.
Fin-
Fib, 941.
Find, 46.
Flasks, 722.
Flounce, 1092. 1194.
Fiddle, 574-908.
Fishing, 1017.
Fish-hooks, 1346.
Fleece, 286.
Fish-
Fireworks, 2114.
Fight, 1389.
Filth, 79.
Fizzle, 1537.
Flesh, 970.
Feed, 1233-6G4.
Ferry, 964.
Festoon, 2771.
pole, 2617.
1263.
Females, 960.
Fencing, 789.
Fences, 1250.
Frown, 979. French, 1000. Fratricide, 1062. Fun, 1368. Fur, 1369. Furnish, 1499. Fury, 1531.
Futurity, 2097.
G.
Gashes, 983.
Gad, 920-1. 1391.
888.
Gasp, 938-9.
Gas, 1392.
Gate, 1602.
2127.
Gale, 1132.
Gas
light, 1840.
Gazelle, 1021.
-,
1
Gardener, 1419.
Gala, 2083.
Gaunt, 1088.
!7.
r"'-^'-, n^:^.
fowl, 889.
Gamblers, 1545.
Genitals, 1129.
GTf
in'^f-*^.
Game,
Gallows, 1598. Garnet,
Galaxy, 2084.
Game
Garlic, 2744.
Gentlemen, 943.
Gang, 1141.
Gab, 1133.
Garden, 962. Gay, 968.
Gags, 957.
Garret, 1394.
Gallon, 2483.
Gems, 918. C I-'"':
Garrote,1128.
Garlands,
Garters, 1801.
General, 113D. G':>n
'
Dice thrown, awake, mean not quite the same,
But reading number two
for one's, the
game
;
*
DREAMS AKD THEIR MEANING. Or
to the figures
And
on the to^ line^ read the meaning in the line below. thus the great Persian I'ortune scheme you'll know.
1900. Three sixes
mean
favors, 3^ou'll shortly have.
2.
Two Two
3.
Charity comes of two sixes and three.
4.
Two sixes and Two sixes and
1.
5. 6. 7.
sixes
and
five,
sixes
and
four, says luck for thee is "blind.
9.
efrects for thee
two, shows that fortune favors you. one,
shows your
illness
begun.
Three
see.
two, be bold but ever true.
fives, to
win your love a tender, true heart strives. have luck forever more.
2.
Two fives and Two fives and Two fives and
3.
The same with a
1.
rumor good
A six, five, and four, a thing you'll deplore. A six, five, three, look well, for luminous prospects you'll
8. Six, ^ve,
1910.
9^
four, you'll
a three, bring fortune to thee.
homes you shall view. shows your race nearly run. 4. Three fours, declares with Fortune you now disagree. 5. Your rising you'll see from two fours and a three. 6. Run strait when you view two fours and a two. 7. An accident comes to you from two fours and one. 8. Never despair from triple threes. 9. Dealt kindly, hath fortune by, who throws two threes and two. be joyful, from two trays and an ace. 1920. 1. Two trays and four, you will conquer once more. 2. Pursue thy way, and strive, luck follows two trays and a five. 3. Farewell to peace, two trays and six declare. 4. It is well and full of uses to whoever throws three deuces. 5. Two deuces and one, heralds of a f^v'ring sun. 6. Two deuces and three, mark a great prosperity. 7. Two deuces and four, fails worse than failure was before. 8. Fortune favors two deuces and a five. 9. United lucks, like rows of bricks, fall by double deuce and six. a two, ruined one,
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
i^
1930. Three trays, 1.
mean
Don't use the
success in all
you do on Mondays. you do—just having thrown
letter I; you'll fail if
two aces and two. aces and tray— push ahead, now you may. 3. aces and four, is better than e'er thrown before. 4. ones and five, crowds of men against you strive. 5 Square the past, nor with it mix if you throw two ones and 6. Two cock-dies, trust no man for at least a year. 7. You'll fail once more, if you throw a six, one, four. 5. To dream of loaded dice, shows fortune at thy door. 2.
9.
Two Two Two
You
are diseased, and this dream plainly shows
1940. Don't be a fool, I pray 1.
Close no bargain
2.
Says,
;
if
;
for yet
you
you have some
it.
wit.
do, you'll certainly get bit.
4.
Up and act nor on contented hunkeys sit." You'll catch Dame Fortune when she before you next Causes sufficient there are why you should succeed.
5.
Warned
6.
How
7.
You're galloping to ruin on the swiftest kind of steed.
8.
Before a month your greatest foe your good
9.
Thy
3.
six.
'^
!
shall
flit.
twice -neglected— of the third take heed.
can you expect true love,
when not
of loving breed ?
offices will
need.
friend ere long will prove an arrant knave.
1950. In 'preaching conflicts, collected be and brave.
show strong arms
you save
1.
Shocks
2.
Shocks of the earth, prove you ever all too grave; Shocking things, you will receive far more than you gave. About your conduct, people now raise the hue and cry.
3.
4. 5. 6.
7.
electric,
;
Shouting yourself, shows that you hate without a reason why; Shouts heard, declare a certain snare set for you by and by 5 Slights given, show that well you know the author of that lie 5
8. Slights received, 'twill
9.
will
That
be believed you
many
cheats can do.
foes of thine are in a mine, all feeling rather blue.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING* 1960.
The things
told of you are, alas
!
95
too true.
3.
you in a precious stew. You'll give offence to some one I cannot now say who. Shows that all offers just now you should shun.
4.
Thine absent love ^o thee will soon return.
5. 6.
For certain things you'll get more than you earn. An honest heart for thee with love doth burn,
7
Lodges, mysterious,
1. 2.
YoTir babbling's got
—
show you're held
'
in scorn
Lodging a night, 'tis lucky you were born. 9. Denotes thy master-passion from thee'll be rudely torn. 1970. Of thy dilemma choose the largest horn. S.
1.
Of business you've not the
2.
Fly from the love that claimeth thy devotion.
3.
8.
The car of Fortune, with thee, is getting into motion. Bad news comes hither over the briny ocean. Be more cool and wary, and have less mendacity. Pray, don't attempt above thy weak capacity. Shaves, seen, that you have too much salacity Shaved, tells you true, a victim you of conscienceless rapacity.
9.
*'A sparrow, in pity, a starving
4. 5. 6.
7.
slightest sort of notion.
hawk
fed; the
hawk,
for dessert,
ate the sparrow's head."
1980. 1.
2. 3.
For time to come thy income will be counted up as You'll get no ha'pence, but royal store of kicks. Just now's the time your ardent foes to fix. Good luck comes to thee like a thousand bricks.
4. 'Tis
not wise for thee to kick against the pricks,
6.
Just as thou thinkest, that very thing go say. Take heart once more, and drive the blues away.
7.
You're safe to win,
8.
Accept the plan of the
5.
9.
1990
nix.
make just one more little
essay.
man who comes
to thee in grey.
— avoid getting in debt. dollars, not in lottery— you'll thousand Thrice ten Avoid giving
credit
get.
DEEAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
96
all things be fish that 6omes to your 2 Avoid the fourth person at the party you met.
1991. Says, let
net.
3.
Tells of foreign strife, of famine, "desolation.
4.
For the troubles of your
5.
Within two days, there's cause for violent vexation.
life,
there cometh consolation.
6.
You'll soon be a party to a wedding conjugation.
7.
Buy
nothing in future, because
it is
cheap.
To competence from poverty, you'll make a sudden leap 9. Beware of house, room, bed, in which you next may sleep. 2000. Shows tidings of great joy, from o'er the vasty deep. 1. Upon thy wrongs gone by, no longer brood. 2. Be careful where and how you next intrude. 8.
3.
4. 5.
6.
An
ounce of bread outweighs the wealth of
all
the earth as food.
Avoid all babbling friends ; they'll do thee ne'er a good. You have not acted lately as otherwise you would. Be sure to ask all favors in after-dinner mood.
8
Your plans will fail, for reason that they're very The stars of luck for thee are in conjunction.
9.
Arrest the knaves, and punish, without the least compunction.
7.
2010. 'Twixt luck and thee at present there 1.
2. 3.
4. 5.
6.
is
a wide distinction.
Thy creditors are wretches, with hearts of granite stone. Thy silence is effective to cause thy friends to groan. Upon a stranger's offices you shortly will be thrown. Cheer up thy trouble's ended—no longer weep and moan. !
Gladly will you laugh, with joy, and that ere long. 'lis well thou hast relented, and forborne to do a wrong.
7. Lift
up thy
8.
Return
9
Keep
voice in
all
cool
5
melody
—now sing a victor's song.
that thou hast to thee doth not belong.
let the villains
sweat who're sounding Scandal's gong.
2020. No longer try to swallow down such stuff. 1. Be stern with foes—e'en treat them rude and 2.
crude.
SaySj
'*
Thou hast not yet
gruff.
suffered quite enough."
97
DRWAMS, AND THEIR MEANING* 2013.
Ee not u
lifted-so
by any fulsome
puff.
5.
Receive the one with garments colored hvff. Stern tyrants yet will treat thee rather rough.
6.
Deceit,
7.
Believe not one who'll swear his heart is bleeding.
8.
Go on thy way,
4.
lies, foil}-
— thy new friend
all
is
a muff.
calumny unheeding.
•,
Says that the garden of thy mind wants weeding. 2030. Drive off the drones who now on thee are feeding. 9.
2.
Thy bread of luck Dame Fortune now is kneading. Thy happy days loom up pure, brilliant, bright arcades.
3.
Bad luck
1.
—
ere long will cease her horrid raids.
4.
Thou'rt sore deceived by two red-headed maids.
5
Henceforth thy pa h
6.
Help, help an old friend
7.
The good luck promised still behind thee lags. To hold thy gold thou'lt ne'er need bushel bags. Steer very clear of him who ever brags.
8.
9.
through delightsome glades.
lies
—
who comes
to thee in rags.
my friend, it sags.
1.
Thy Thy
2.
There cometh a time when thou shalt recline on beds of roses.
2040.
3.
A
4.
See
5.
Be
flying kite-string
coach of
fitful
week
life is
see,
to be
drawn by very sorry
of strife this curious
first verse,
discloses.
Chapter XXIV., of the fourth Book of Moses.
careful of three persons
6. Isaiah,
dream
nags.
33d, verse
first,
— discard
with Hebrew-looking noses.
the meaning of this dream doth
tell.
envy where yoa're doing well." 8. Go dream^ again, and ease thy pain by daylight in a shady dell. 9. Take care, of men beware, and thou wilt find thy riches swell. 2050. Treat thy loved one coolly, if real character you'd see. 7.
''Be content
all
1.
Thy
2.
Conspiracies of evil are
3.
Don't quarrel with your friend, although you disagree.
times quite joyous soon, very soon, will be.
4. You'll learn
now on
foot for thee.
strange secrets through a
man from
France.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
98 2055 6.
Go
church —more ofcen to a dance. —make ready, march, advance
less times to the
Success ahead
!
Avoid the people who pretend to speak to thee in trance. 8. Hurrah for you such luck was never dreamed before. 5. You've given quite enough away now lock, well lock, thy door. 2060. Thy fortune Hath relented, and comes to thee once more. 1. There cometh evil tidings from a distant shore, 2. Care nothing for their curses care not a single straw. 3. SaySj ''Read more solid books ; keep caring less for fiction." 7.
!
—
4. You'll get
a present in a
month
—mark well
5.
Prosecute thy enemies to perfect
6.
Thy mind were
7.
This dream cometh from eating too
far
more healthy by having more of
8.
Try to be more human, and
9.
When
much
friction.
fruit.
act not like a brute.
maker they don't suit. you need some music the violin or flute.
offers are
2070. Smoke, says
this prediction.
full conviction.
made,
tell
the
—
1.
Smoke
2.
You mistook your
3.
Shows
4.
That you're the one at
pipes or segars, in dream, and you'll be disappointed.
plain as
calling; for
it
day your health
whom
you were not annointed.
is
very
much
disjointed.
Suspicion's finger's pointed.
Shows that for love an old sweet's for thee dying. Declares you can't succeed, and there's no use in trying. 7. Says that you'd ought to be some other fish a frying. 8. That you'll do well with truth, and not so well by lying. 9. Your brain's so hot it almost needs a blister. 2080. Treason's bad to dream of she is the devil's sister. 5.
6.
—
1.
Treason, the
2.
Bids thee,
guilt, is
well
—presages boundless wealth.
5.
my friend, more careful be of health. Meet charges boldly, and from them never flinch. Stand solid when the shock comes, and yield thee not an inch. Not all the gold in Christendom will bring peace to thy mind.
6.
Forget not for a
3.
4.
moment
that Love and Fortune's blind.
;
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
&9
2087. You'll gain your point more easily by being very kind* '8. Strong are the ropes with which Fate doth thee bind. 9.
2090.
''
Says,
Be not
Deep
gulfs of
disturbed
agony you yet
you'll soon regain
;
shall safely cross."
your
loss.
1.
A little longer yet in rough seas thou shalt toss.
2.
When
3.
The turf rests
4. If well
memory
dead, thy
will live as green as
any moss.
lightly on the coffin of thy best friend.
done, go
;
if
not well done, then send.
without security their money lend.
5.
None but
fools
6
Don't cry
;
7
Not without the law's
you bend.
you'll never break, so long as
my
aid will all your trouble end.
8,
Bear
9.
Kecall certain letters of late
this in mind,
friend, lest it should be too late to
mend.
you have penned.
2 00. Reports of guns to thee surprise will bring 1
1.
Reports of news, go,
2.
Bye-and-bye, you'll
3.
Alas
if
you choose, and buy the weddiwg
rise so high,
y
u'll
hear the angels
ring.
sing.
5.
most true, your fortune's on the wing. Says quiet be, rest thee, and fear not the rabble. Don't list, or pay attention to their everlasting gabble.
6.
You're apt to lock the stable when the steed
7.
Tongues say, be less affected; of vanity, be shorn; Tongues eaten, say thou'lt wish thou never hadst been born. Desert not thy friend, nor leave him so forlorn.
4.
8. 9.
2110. 1.
2.
3. 4. 5.
!
for you^ it is
is
gone.
When you walk out, take care your person to adorn. Look less at blemishes of body, more at those of mind. Abandon all thy frippery, and true love thou wil't find. The partner lives that heaven designed for thee. Use less bombast, and then you'll more respected be. Says simple, homespun manners, will take you to s-uccess.
6.
Show
7.
Lop
8.
Be
fourth
thy virtues, and use the great
off the foul excrescences
careful of
that disfigure
'
I
'
all
less.
thy
thy bearing whenev^er out you walk.
talk.
;;
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
100
2119. Avoid disputes about each religious matter. 2120'.
Let bolts
fly as
they ma^^, they cannot th}^ fame shatter.
how
1.
Go, ask the birds, they'll show thee
2.
Be wary as a serpent, but harmless as a dove. Go not abroad vrith those who hold thee in derision.
3.
to love.
loom up before the dreamer's
4.
Green,
5
Ask no
6.
With Fortune, Fame, Prosperity, thy arching heaven bendSw thee a cub tie enemy toward thy dwelling wends.
fertile spots,
favors, for
vision.
a whib, from any of thy friends.
7. Tells
now outpoured. now are stored.
8.
Rich, copious floods of love to thee are
9.
Deep
feelings of revenge against thee
2130. Reels, to wind on, show thou'i>t snCering an eclipse 1.
Reel, a dance, that lies are told from out of rosy lips
2.
Reeling yarn, that thou hast lately been astray.
thy goods, and move across the way.
3.
Tells thee to pack
4.
Bids thee, while the sun shines, be up and making hay.
5.
Do not be agitated, if strange, good news, you hear. Most cordially you're hated, butincthing have to fear. Composed be, in mind, all things well are vrorking. Be careful, mischief-makers are about thee lurking.
6.
7. 8.
9.
2140. 1.
Happy thou'lt be within a few brief days. Thy actions th^row thy friends in deep amaze. Be ardent in thy love, from it much good accrues.
2 Shows that within a week you'll hear unpleasant news. 3.
Go
4.
Keep
further,
and
meaning of this dream. what they seem. be of no avail.
fare worse, is the
clear of loud protesters, they are not
5.
Courage now
6.
Indorse for no one, be nobody's
7. Thrice
bail.
within a year you've narrowl^r 'scaped death.
8.
When
9.
Let slander
21 50.
for thee will
word speak not above thy breath. thourt firmer than the rock
privacy's the
Thy foes
raire,
engage, and
make them
feel
the shock.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 2151.
Shows of thy present walk
101
thou'rt certainly the cock.
2.
Brings news of death from scenes far away.
3.
Says money, wealth, now in thy path do lay Forewarns thee of a los§ by freshets in a river Says your heart is cold, and makes your friends all shiver Means nothing but a trouble in the left lobe of thy liver.
4. 5.
6.
Seek not revenge for wrong, thy curses will return. The party's far too silly, for whom with love you burn. 9. Behold, I say, this dream foreshadows robbery. 2160. Some one about thy ears will soon kick up a bobbery. 1. Kicked by a horse, that you're the victim of some jobbery 2. Kicked by a man, that you have made a bitter foe. 7.
8.
3.
Says, " Strike, strike
4.
Five recreant friends are plotting
5.
For thy poor head a heavy storm is brewing. Clear from thy path bad habits, and language too. Grand schemes have failed, and failed all through you. Satisfy at once, their reasonable demand. Against thy fortune now three elements band.
6.
7.
8. 9.
hard— successful be
now thy
the blow." ruin. >.
2.
it says, far right, no matter what may follow. Thy speeches fail, because thy heart is hollow. Be more careful of thy word, than usually thou art.
3
Says be steady, firm, and don't forget your part
2170. Stand up, 1.
{
4. Tells thee,
speak more gently, console the weary heart.
5.
Forbids thee to move one single step just now.
shows thee how.
6.
Points thee to wealth
7.
Rise from thy sloth, go act a part in
8.
With many
9. Says, "
2180. 1. 2.
Thy
;
to get
it,
life*
disappointments the next two days are
City air will bring thee nothing good."
friend would pay thee if he really could. Grim Want has flown thee, never to come back. To gain thine ends, two qualities you lack.
rife.
;
;
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING*
102 2183. 4.
Thy
tide of life is looking rather black.
A sudden letter calls thee to the sick.
8.
Kicking a beast, that thou art served a scurvy trick
6.
Kicking a human,
tells
thee of success in advance.
Such news conaes hither, as will make thee dance. 8. Henceforward sleep on straw, 'tis better far for thee. 9. Than go to law, throw money in the sea. 2190. Go question closely, if the truth you'd know. 1. A mixture of strange forces beats thee to and fro. 2. You've ruined your prospects by excess of tongue. 3. Soon round thy brow will laurels be flung. 4. Ten times this year you'll be tempted, and stand. 5. Lend no man your name, give no woman your hand 6. Ride ere long wilt thou in thine own carriage. 7. Much money comes to thee by thy relations' marriage. 7.
8.
Two
9.
In conduct be less
bouncing presents of gold soon come to thee.
2200, Take courage
offish,
by the
be unreserved and
spider,
free.
spoken of by Bruce.
Ne'er wilt thou prosper through the vine's red juice. Rue, herb, means plenty of children and no money j 3. Rue, regret, thy paths are fruits and honey. 4. The way you talk is very strange and funny. 5. Twelve years elapse, and then you'll gain the day. 6. You'll die quite rich, in a land that's far away. 1.
2.
7.
8.
9.
2210. 1.
Beseech thy
foe,
thy foe will
listen to
it.
When once you duty know, then strait way go and Hammer at fortune, soon you'll bring the fire. Shows you're out
of the frying pan into the
Don't stop where you
2. Step-father,
you
are,
Step-mother, this dream
4.
Shows you're accused
is
it.
fire.
keep on going higher.
get just the thing
3.
do
you
desire
;
a thing no one can admire.
of that whereof you're innoceut.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 2215. People look at thy results— cslyq
little
103
they for thy intenL
6.
Thou'lt help to sing the song, 'twill be the Negro's Marseillaise.
7.
8.
To Go
9.
This shows thee that thy knavery, most luckily
2220. 1.
triumph, fame, thou'rt going, and that in no far distant days. ring a bell and fire a gun,
ill
luck's
Why crow o'er the poor ? Why Swallow, the
act,
work with
Hereafter refrain
To
4.
Great things you might do,
5.
Swallow, the bird, you've lately told a
6.
Mischief-making you have
7.
That thou a duty
8.
Be not
9.
Before three days you'll have a wordy fight.
the tales thou hearest, say "Oh, pshaw," ''Fiddle-sticks
all
strait
if
you would but Tey. lie.
been—you'll
rue.
must go and do.
quite sure that all your plans are right.
2230. Swimmers, seen, are bad, they
2.
show a
foul intent
Swiniming, thou, thy shaft's gone where 'twas meant. Gay and joyous days to thee'll bring weary nights.
4.
Be firm when thou demandest certain rights. Oppression's chain no longer thou shalt feel.
5.
Now
6.
Disasters fly before thy noon-tide's glory.
7.
Discredit all the foreign person's story.
8.
Now
9
Distrust the tall man, the fellow's only scheming.
2240.
Thy
crush the writhing serpent 'neath thy heel.
glowing light around thy pathway's streaming. plans are
silly,
people
know
you're dreaming.
1.
Declares two loving eyes are often on you beaming.
2.
Thou'lt find no bliss like unto wedded love.
4.
You hug the serpent, and strangle dead the dove. Make no mistake, the hounds are on thy track.
5.
Distrust the white dress, believe thou in the black.
6.
You'll
3.
done.
knuckle to the great 7
3.
3.
is
overdone.
shows that you are an object of hate. from showing thy piques.
2.
1.
thee
is
fail
no more until the moon
shall crack.
!"
DREAMS, ANT) THEIR MEANING.
104
2247. Go, give the sufferers 8.
This dream
9.
Go wash
is
bad,
thy soul,
2?50. Death visits one 1.
it
all
till it
who
that
now they
lack.
—
spite.
speaks of malice
be pearly white.
to thee's
most dear.
Foretells ofsoir«e calamity approaching very near.
comes too near, who comes to be denied. That man is not thy friend, wlio's never fairly tried. 4. Arches of triumph you'll shortly pass under. unmoved, though it thunder, 5. Be calm, tliough it lighten care is now required. 6. Jealous tongues are busy 7. Reputations like thine are seldom desired. 8. Spits, to roast on, shows you'll never want for mutton ; 9. Spit, thou, or at, your chance ain't worth a button. 2. lie 3.
—
2260. Give heed to advice,
it
will save thee a doubt.
you
1.
Rise up, give a cheer,
2.
Horses, coaches and money, you'll gain
3.
Of glory and
4.
7.
Boast not, strange things a day may bring. Pick up what Fate at thy feet may fling. Let them be wasps, but be thou their sting. You'll have to dance, and then pay the fiddler.
8.
The person
5.
6.
th}^ foes
will route.
by a
mone}^, you'll ne'er have a
in green, is a
will.
fill.
Jeremy Diddler.
Assuage the grief you cannot wholly heal. 2270. Go, tell the world you know as well as feel. you need use something stronger. 1. Contempt wont do 9.
;
2. Fate's tired
thee of buffeting
;
she'll
do so no longer.
7.
Be dignified, 'tis that you want an air of strict propriety. You laugh too much, and easily attain to more sobriety. Be careful of j^bur face, else suspicion you 11 provoke. If you'd get rid of what you did, go say it was a joke. Customers cannot be kept by telling them their faults.
8.
You're sick in mind
3.
4. 5. 6.
;
;
;
your vanity
sho^ald have a dose of saltfiU
;
;
105
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANIX6J. 2279. Courageous ever be
2280. Don't 1.
tell
of
;
strive
how you
fail
;
on with miglit and main. but go and try aga'n.
Says expect not Fortune, unless you shall win
2 You'll not end the race before you begin 3.
Sick
is
who
the friend
4. Strength
comes to
helped thee in thy sad hour.
thee,
be careful of thy power.
5.
Shows gold untold comes
6.
From
7.
Six years of
out thy heart
let
toil will
it.
it.
to thee in a shower weeds depart^ and cultivate the flower.
'
bring thee ten of pleasure.
thy virtues have given thee a treasure. 9. Like dates ripe on the palm, thy joys come in this calm 2290. 8quall wind, means fortune swells thy sails children, show thy oifspring mostly males. 1. Squall 8. Behold,
;
— —
by adverse
2.
This shows that
3.
Bids thee ba calm, no matter him
thou'rfc beset
who
gales.
rails.
4.
Saya fishes grow not on the
5.
You
6.
One dear
7.
Who looks a dove, may prove
8.
Milk, seen and tasted, speaks of sudden losses
soon will
sail across
trees.
The sluggard ever
fails.
a troubled lake.
to thee will cause thy heart to ache.
himself a snake.
9. Milking, that thou hast saddled Fortune's horses. 2300. Sauce- green, is bad, and shows a fit of sickness ;
2.
Sauce— gravy, that thy lamp of fortune has a flick-ness ; Sauce— given, taken, that thou art now in a smooth sea.
1.
3.
Thy
4.
Gaily goes thy ship, for thy wind blows
5.
Behold, forbear to take the slightest
luck
is
changed for better, as thou wilt shortly
6. " Teeter-torter,
1
see.
free.
berty.
milk-and-water, you will have a
new
master."
7.
You've bought her, Fortune's daughter meets thee
8.
There's less truth in that fine youth, than in the Persian Shaster.
9.
Beware the
snare,
when you
fast
and
faster.
get there, and thus evade disaster
2310. Soon thou wilt subjected be to an awful
trial*
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
106 2311. This says, 2.
As you
3.
For you
4.
Go
"I think
that you will drink of sorrow from a vial." pray do not give them aught but a denial. marked, in letters dark, disaster on Timers dial.
live, is
not abroad, corruption's sword will stab at thee amain.
money free, but
5.
Shows thou
6.
Bright things are thine, in days just nine
7.
Distress I fear will soon be here,
8. 'Tis 9.
shalt be of
lands and trees you gain.
— pleasure, and no pain.
by reason of thy
stain.
well for thee; thou soon shalt be relieved of terror's chain.
Seek not for
thine, for
yet thou'lt not regain
it all.
2320. Yet awhile, misfortune's child, thou'rt in bad Luck's hospital.
Oh t"
heard or
says one that's dead, watcheth over thee.
1.
^'
2.
This lesson learn, thy footsteps turn.
3.
Dissipate thy fears, for
4.
Says that thou hast broke thy vow; and as a guest have Says give advice tardily, even when you're asked.
5.
6. Tells
said,
now
Take counsel of the
bee.
thy paths are straight. hate.
thee that he, thine enemy, at present's overtasked.
7.
Some bhthe news comes
8.
Says thou wilt
9.
Says,
"Make
2330. Success comes
gain,
to thee o'er telegraphic wires.
but with some pain,
all
thy heart
desires.
the wronger his ill-gotten gains disgorge."
by
chisel, bellows, the
hammer, and the
forge.
2.
Od, Fluid, says, ''Seize each chance with active, great avidity." Says, *' You'll go to fortune, oh, with what vast rap'dity 1"
3.
Commence an
1.
action at once in the courts of the law.
March (month), says, '^ Reap laurels and grow wiser every day 5 Marching, shows thy friends will ever say thee nay. 6 Keep trying remember that drops, wear the stone. 7. Suns rise upon thee the brightest ne'er so brightly shone. 8. Cool, calm and collected, thou'lt speedily reach thy goal. 9. Be careful now— thy bark approaches soon a shoal. 4.
;
—
2340 Five excellent
offers thou'lt
Of neighbors'
have within a year
quarrels and politics wide steer."
1.
Says,
2,
lo thee brings sorrow, but sorrow mixed with
'•
spite.
;'*
;
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 2343. Odd-fellowshipj says your friends are
you expect
few and
far between.
shows you're very green.
4.
Odd
5.
Lips that are fair to thee, untruths are telling.
6.
The
7.
Be
things, if
tide of
thy misfortune most rapidly is swelling. who now with thee is dwelling.
careful of a party
Says you'll
9.
With perfumes and
love,
roses thy
The corn of thy fortunes
Dame Fortune
1.
Better in forests than here
2.
Says,
;
" Regain your health by daily
4 Hereafter 6.
7.
8.
in thy speech
is
shelling.
the bells of Fate are knelling.
3 Distrust those in thy success,
5.
is you selling. pathway is smelling.
but the loved one
8.
2350.
sincerityj it
107
who
large trees felling."
in poverty did thee neglect.
and conduct be more circumspect.
command respect Be careful, in talking, upon whom you reflect. Be certain the very next offer reject. Thy qualms of conscience come of a morbid liver.
Seek not
for love,
but go,
9 Success thou'lt find on the west bank of a river. gift, but watch ye sharp the giver,
3260. Accept the 1.
Answer not the
letter in large characters to thee written.
thy
last trade thou wast badly bitten. Come, cheer thee up ; the wind once more is fairly blowing. 3. Ihis foretells thou art soon a distant jouruey going. 4. Make them sing small who over thee are crowing. 6. Hide the '* I ;" in company be less knowing. 7. Fair streams of luck toward thee now are flowing. 8. The tree of success most rapidly is growing. 9- Some dead man, thee in dreams is the future showing. 2370. Nod, familiarly given thee, says beware of deceit 1. Nods, by thee, that thou a strange fortune will meet. 2. 'Tis certain in 3.
2 Thy luck will be found the left side of the street. 3. Says you need mare sunlight more love and less pretence 4. A gift to thee comes secretly ; you'll never know from whence.
—
;
108 2375. .6
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
.'
Shows thy
Go
know a bloodless recompense. know you have common sense.
foo ere long will
try to let the people
7.
After a month you'll be better
8
With
9.
There's
now no
oflp,
two
thy
friend's
use,
my friend,
silly fears
mind what
I predict.
ears no longer do
afflict.
in longer whining.
Act well from the start, and there'll be no repining." show that you will go soon many leagues away where trees are good luck within a day; 2 Nursery 3. Nursery, for children, says poverty from thee has lied. 4. 1 his says in many ways misfortunes crowd about thy head. 5. Go on thy way, nor fear to say again whatever thou hast said. 6. A friend of thine, aged forty -nine, and lately sick, is dead.
2380. Says, 1.
^'
Nurses,
—
7.
—
Better beg from door to door, than reconcile thyself once more.
8.
Plates means sickness and something to deplore
9.
Plate shows deceit, contention, slander, meanness.
2390. The person s very deep,
who
to thee affects greenness.
1.
Cobble thy blunders now, and avoid them
2.
Shows
3.
After three failures, you'll do well - never fear.
Love, true love,
is
rodvs
;
just
6.
Luck, the
7.
Pine trees
8.
Pine, fret, and waste,
9.
In carving fortune, be not
The wine
of
life
anl thou serener joys in too
to thee will
1.
Thy
2.
When
3.
If easily discouraged,
4.
Three things you need
6.
henceforth.
look well how you steer. now bejond thy reach. fickle jade, has made another breach. show he 11 never learn who knows not ho^
now among
You're
5.
5.
all
that fortune's wind blows from the chilly north,
4.
2400.
;
time improve
;
still
go culture
it,
much
to teach.
shall taste.
haste.
be bitter.
nor longer hours
fritter.
next you go abroad, choose the shady side of the road.
how
expect to bear
life's
load
?
—patience, persistence, and cheek. A red-haired man has a plan to do you in a week. Three women on you — to find out they can. laid
tall
will call
all
;
100
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 2407. 8. 9.
Annoyance
have
you'll
bya
man
stubby
short,
To cheat you're no adept, you'd surely be detected. Some letters of note, that came by the boat, to you were
2410. Submit awhile, but fawn not 1.
Let your art secure a part,
2. S.
Shows by The story
4.
Rats desert the sinking ship
airs that
told
your
— that degrades the
if
you cannot get the whole. somewhat in confusion.
affairs are
by women
old
5. If foes desire to strike fire,
:
worthless, wild, delusion.
is
—dost understand the hint
be
steel
unto their
Shoes that pinch must be stretched
7.
Be calm
8.
Presages news of death will reach you in four weeks
2420.
to the last, even calmer
The barrel of thy
speech,
Why feel envious ? —go
my friend,
cast
1.
Good luck stands ready harnessed Blasted trees bear no fruit
3
Blasted fruit's unfit to eat, yet
4.
You
5.
To never say
6.
Monitors in schools,
7.
Monitors, turreted,
never can
fly till
9.
A A
tell
?
called to fight.
many
has got' too
mount
;
yet their roots
leaks.
thee quick and start,
may
all
he sound.
seeds bring forth sound meat.
its
leap from the ground.
" Die," and then act
thy
—
it is
friends, are
a
feat.
mostly fools
show thy foe sickens and pules. when what you've said is told again. heavy storm comes up, but for you ends in golden rain. person of principal be, and never mind ihQ interest.
8 Lively times look
2430
you
thou in a shoe tight
when
from thy heart.
it
2.
',
art
;
still
?
flint.
6*
9.
directed.
soul.
for,
1.
Three routes to fame hast thou
2.
Impertinent questions will be asked
3.
In passing through the mill of
4. Fierce foes are flocking hither
3
the roughest
life, ;
;
you'll suffer
Boldly dare, and bravely do
6.
Believe not half that s told thee true.
7.
Scan well the route you
now
the best.
much
erasion.
resist not the invasion.
5.
;
is
reply without evasion.
this will bring
you
safely through.
propose to travel.
8 Strike one more blow, and foes will scatter gravel.
;
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
110 2439.
The mystery
of years a
week hence
will unravel.
2440. Six valiant tongues assail thee in the dark. 1. Fortune whispers thee, ''Pay good attention— hark!'' 2 For five malignant shafts at present you're a igark. 3. Be sure to shut the gates when you sleep in the park. 4. Saddles, for horses foretells a humbling of thy pride
5.
Saddles of mutton, venison or veal, in coaches thou wilt ride;
6.
Saddle for horses, show, thou'lt quickly come to
grief.
Says thy best intimate will prove an arrant thief. 8. Great things you'll do, if but now you strike. 9. Speak plainly, openly, and brave all their dislike. 2450. Medicine, beware of take it not from female hands. 1. A grim, invisible fiend, behind thy foe now stands, 7.
,
;
2. Sick is
thy friend
;
go, help her, ere she dies.
you told created much surprise. '' 4. Keep in at nights A word unto the wise." 5. Resist the shafts now thrown from tender eyes. 6. Thy good name suffers from venom of a liar. 7. Ere long again thou'l have to pass through fire. 8. In twenty days you'll 'complish your desire. 9. Beware a woman, whose name ends with an " ia." 2460. Once you must challcge a heavy ordeal. 1. Thy bitter words have made " them" bitter feel. this shows thou'rt touched upon the raw. 2. Ah, ha 3. Declares thou'lt not escape the meshes of the law. In certain papers you 11 find a fatal flaw. 4. Go, 'search 5. In certain words once spoken there's more than people saw. 6. Push up thy lagging debtors, and make 'em come to taw, ay nothing ; act not ; rest, and take thine ease. 7. go, treat them as you please. 8. Thy enemies fear thee 3.
The
tale
—
!
!
'
;
9. Th}'-
prospects
now
ain't
worth a rind of cheese.
2470. Enforce the law, on slander put a stopper.
'
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 2471.
The tale you
told wa'n't true
2.
Already in the
mill, you're
3.
For what folks say
4.
Just
5.
Already
now
;
it
simply was a
Ill ^^
whopper."
passing through luck's hopper.
of thee, care not a single copper. Fate says, " Be like a rock ; stand firm !
all
thy foes begin to writhe and squirm. '' Tread not upon the worm;"
6. Pluck, courage, says,
calf, sheep or pigs, on thee some wags are playing Be thou assured there's a bull in the fence. 9. Says, "Thy want of decency betrays a want of sense." 2480. Let the storm fall, you re not sugar or salt. 1. .The next time you advance, take care not to halt.
7.
Pluck,
rigs.
8.
2.
Persistence in thy present course will ultimate in gain.
open when gold begins to
3.
Keep thy
4.
Who
5.
Slanders are told of thee
6.
Eeports of thee don't
7. First,
cisterns
get foes in your power,
and then apply the screw.
8.
Pens, seen in other hands, show treason
9.
Pens, in thine
own
lies.
by whom, you may surmise. injure, unless you make them true. ;
is
at
work
—thou'rt jealaus as a Turk.
2490. This shows that thou art lo&ing
^
rain.
told thee friends were dying told thee horrid
all
j
thy labor.
1.
Prison, says watch sharply thy next neighbor.
2.
Prisoners, declare that you're about to rise.
3.
8.
Whichever way you turn, you'll meet with a surprise. Be not afraid, the thing quite well is working. Around thy house some subtle thieves are lurking. Soon thou shalt laugh thine enemies to scorn. Soon of thy laurels thou, my friend, art shorn. Criss-cross, nor s'gn for any one a paper.
9.
Thy sun
4. 5. 6.
7.
1.
2;
now dwindles to a taper. way you move you always cut
of luck
2500. Whichever
a caper.
Change quick thy tune, or thou'lt be forced Retrace thy steps, if you go on you 11 rue it.
to
do
if;
.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
112
\
*'-
2503. Penis, that you're evil-minded, corrupt, unprincipled and base. thee in law you'll surely
4. Tells
win your case. you ;
I
5.
Plow^ speak of plenty yet in
6. 7.
Plowing, that you've gained a friend both powerful and true. Says, " Off with the old love, and on with the new."
8.
Means
store for
{
\
,
and much defamation.
quarreling, trouble,
\
9.
That quickly
you'll enter a
new
situation.
•
2510. Sacrifice made, that you're under Fortune's probation 1.
Sacrifice seen,
2. Sacrifice
shows three
heard
of,
that
friends
men
3.
Convey thy property, or
4.
Hereafter be careful
you
will lose
j
;
I
5
]
thee abuse.
else others tliee will rob.
how you
•
\
take a dirty job.
5.
Walk
6.
Sails seen
7.
Sailors, that fickleness in love you'll surely find.
watchfully awhile, you'll soon see what will come. on land, declare your friend to be a " Hum I"
]
•
]
-I
smoothly, that the chains of jealously thee bind. Betokens second marriage, and to a worthless mate. 2520. Shows thy flood of trouble beginning to abate. 1. Prefigures beauty, talent, and wealth, 1 hou art assured. 2. But little longer must thy anguish be endured. 8. Sailing
9.
you
some very
3.
Shows
4.
Declares thy foes soon cross o'er death's dark ocean.
5.
Sage, herb, declares thy foes in consternation
that
entertain
^
'
silly notion. .
]
;
j
6.
7. 8.
you have met with approbation. Do nothing rashly, doth this dream admonish. Luck's coming that will profoundly astonish Sage, wise, that
j
•
'
j
9. Speaks of a little money, to thee will be given.
2530. Rash, conduct, shows thoult strive as thou hast striven 1.
Rash, breaking out, thy foe has died unshriven.
2 Keep up thy pluck, you're growing stronger daily. 3. Before fine gales thy life barks, moving gaily. 4. Start
now,
for see, the
\
;
.
'
i
winds are blowing/air.
^
;
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 2535.
A rich frjend's dead, his property you'll
6.
Go
back,
'tis
unsafe
now
118
share.
to proceed.
7.
Tacks, nails, that thou hast done some evil deed
8.
Tack
9.
Best yet awhile, you'll
2540.
ship, says,
Two weeks from
'^
Go
it,
now
fail if
you're sure to win !"
you
begin.
now, you'll hear good news, I say.
4.
man who comes to thee in grey. Four tokens of love ere long wilt thou receive. Pretend you do, but not a word believe. Glass-house dwellers like thee, should never throw stones.
5.
Says
6.
Thy
1.
2. 3.
7.
Reject the plan of girl or
''
Love's healthy meat, hatred's dry bones."
unto the wall. Save what you can, or soon you'll lose it all.! folly's nearly driven thee
toward a happy port. one year will see thee Failure's sport.
8. Pleasantly you're sailing
9. Alas,
2550. Tell babblers talk 1.
Thy wedded
life is
less,
put cotton in thine ears.
severed
by jealousy's sharp
shears.
2. If studious thou, success is surely thine.
Friends are coming hither, across the bitter
3.
Says,
4.
This shows to thee that friendship's but a game.
'*
says, you're marching
on to fame.
5.
Behold>
6.
Says, *'Thy Pegassus is getting rather lame."
7.
Bids thee quickly go, and
8. Tells
9.
it
thy passions tame.
thee there's rocks ahead, and bids a sharp look-out.
You have more
2560. Says,
all
^'
no longer doubt. and love the spirit more."
friends than foes, of that
Love the body
less,
1. Again j^ou will succeed, and better than before. 2 Be mum, speak not, keep silence for a while. 3. Thy foes will find ere long they're biting on a file.
you can't do it fairly, don't do it by guile. Be careful, friend, for danger oft lingers in a smile Tempt not Fate, it says, throw no money in the sea.
4. If 5. 6.
brine.'*
.
114
DREAMS,*
AND THEIR MEANING.
2567. Fools aud braggarts speak the truth. 8.
Lovers a imider tree!
Cheerful words to thee will bring good interest.
9. Poor, silly
thou
!
2570. Simoon, blowing, 1. Sirocco's
you never choose the road tells
that's best
thee of scandal to beware
work, seen, shows that thou hagt virtues rich and rara
2.
Leap, leap, with j 03^, thy trouble hath an ending.
3.
Dame
fortune unto thee her choicest gifts
4 Three elements of thy
now
success, just
5
Be
6.
^Twill all be well
7.
Serene are the elements that just
is
sending.
are interblending.
comforted, friend, let hope live and thrive. if
but awhile you
strive.
now surround
thee.
Broken are the chains that so long have bound thee. 9. Fair are the skies that bend above thy head. 2580. Deep is the love felt for thee by the dead. 1. Harsh is the storm that now around thee rages. 2. Sweet is the balm that now thy pain assuages. 3. Dear is the heart that now for thee is beating. 4. Black is the trouble, now from thee retreating. 5. Golden are the hopes that thou mayest entertain. 6. Evil are the thoughts now hatching in thy brain. 7. Deadly is the venom of human snakes for thee 8.
the heart that's clinging so fondly.
8.
Blithe
9.
Desperate the game, a snarling
is
woman
is
playing.
2590. Foul are the things which thou art essaying.
2.
Merry are the bells of Fortune for thee ringing. Sweet are the songs the dead are o'er thee singing.
3.
Bright are the Fortunes that to thee are winging.
1
•
4. Spell, of 6. Spell,
enchantment, presages
thj^ 'oppression
;
words, show thou hast made a bad digressioiu
6.
Fair blow the breezes, pleasant
7.
Vain
8.
Peaceful are the hours yet for thee in store..
is
is
thy gale.
thy hope of finding worthy
bail.
DREAMS AND THEIR MEANING. 2599.
2600.
Heavy Angry Vast
is
the loss you'll very soon deplore.
is
the sun that
now on
thee
is rising.
4.
thy fortune, but she is still disguising. Bitter is the draught you're called upon to drink. Deep is the precipice 5 you stand upon its brink. Fierce are the lions now crouching in thy path.
5.
Many
6.
Savage
7.
Eoyal
8'
blow that on thy foe is falling. Pox, large or small, shows thou hast mistook thy
1. 2.
3.
9.
115
is
are thy foes, and bitfer is is
is
their wrath.
the onslaught, soon on thee to be made.
thy courage
;
keep on, be not
afraid.
Terrible the
calling.
made appear. was thy sneer.
2610. Favorable the plans, that thou hast
was thy
frown, jnore bitter
1.
Bitter
2.
Cold
3.
Holy
are the helpers of thee,
5.
who are above. Thy foe is on the brink, go save^ nor ever shove. Happy are the foes who made thee suffer sore.
6.
False
is
7.
Green
8.
Foolish
9.
Calm
4.
is
thy heart, go
is
2.
3.
quick with love.
—the man's an arrant bore.
thy female friend the 'tis
man who buys
thee for a sage.
for thee to cultivate
thy
rage.
are the times for thee and thy slim purse.
man who now doth thee curse. who seeks to take thee in. Resplendent is the change that now for the'll begin. Mean is thy conduct about a petty thing.
2620. Hateful 1.
fill it
Wary
is
is
the
the fox
Sweet will be the song of triumph you will sing. Rapid is the stream against which you must swim. 6. Stormy is thy sky 5 the clouds are dull and dim. 7 Truthful let thy stories be, if you would be believed. 8. The false one's fled ; you know not where he's gone to. 9. Pumps, for water, say that much good luck you're born to 2630. Pumps, for the feet, do say you must be much smarter. 4.
5.
;
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
116 2G31.
Be
careful
they suspect what jon are " arter,"
;
5.
Says now you are right ; be sure you go ahead. That for a year your fortunes all have flod. Go, lead a different life from that which you liave led. Ere long j^ou'll have to suffer for ccrta'n things you've
6.
Fees to a lawyer ere long you'll have to pay.
2.
3. 4.
7.
The woman you lend money
8.
Bite not
9.
Beware take care, ahead there s much disgrace. Be careful who, what, where, how you embrace. Think more hereafter; study ere 3-ou speak. Sa3^s money-letters come within a week. Bids you not care for what back-bil;prs say. While shines the sun, keep on making hay. Call back the words you spoke so harshl}^, friend.. Bids you take care your conduct to amend
2G40. 1. 2. 3.
4. 5. 6.
3-
our nose
5
it
to will surely run
will not spite
your
not thy fortunes longer unto chance.
8.
Stand where you
9.
Says of good luck
2G50. Next time
you
are,
nor seek to make advance.
you'll -get ne'er a slice.
choose, pray be not over nice.
1.
When
2.
My friend, the
3.
Briskly act, for now's your finest opportunity
4
It says, beware, take
5.
Drink three
6.
8. 9.
away.
face.
!
7. Sa3^s, trust
7.
said.
the cat goes courting, then play place
gills
you stand on thou good
is-
thfe
•
mice.
slippery as
care, you're in a
ice..
bad commimity
of water cold, then you'll be serene and bold.
Poplar trees mean death, wherever they are seen. Popularity shows you're time-serving and mean.
Crush them, but do it with love, and not hate, Fortune opens her door, but you enter quite late.
2660. Salubrious chmes invite you to emigrate. 1.
You're going to run a risk, involving
2.
Stigmas on the character, you'll reason have forthwith;
all
you're worth.
;
DBBAMS, AND THEIR MBANINa 2663. Stigma- -marks on hands or
feet, you'll find
117
pnrses in the street.
4.
Strange whimsies on thy fancy late have struck.
5.
Walk
6.
Be not content with
7.
Keep trying
8.
You'll get rich
9.
Carve out a
careful
now, you re
it
in the for
way. of luck.
much you can
gain.
on, you'll succeed bye-and-bye.
when
potatoes
grow on
the trees high.
slice of luck, thyself alone.
2670. Spider— to cook
—
little,
in,
says you'll have cause to
moan 5
bread people give thee a stone.
1.
Spider
/.
Bids thee take heed of what way you are going.
3.
Says, on thy schemes
insect, for
'tis
hailing, freezing, snowing.
up the stream you still are slowly rowing. "Warm " friends" gather round thee ; they pluck thee
4. Tells, 5.
6. If
7.
honesty won't serve thee, avoid
Three
fools
went
all
fishing in the rain
;
clean.
measures mean.
the wise men staid at home.
—
8 Rocks are very hard to eat ; if you can't conquer, why retreat. 9. Sugared words, like sugared pills, sometimes cure the foulest ills. 2680. Three times try, with might and main ; you fail, go try again. 1. Carpets will do to walk on 5 but secrets never'll do to talk on.
You will never go astray, if from lies you sail away. Study-room means well ; but let your words less loudly sweK 4. Studying foretells that you will get yourself a scape into. 5. Bids you talk less and better act, nor pass a falsehood for a fact. 6. Pale, color, shows that gales of plenty toward thee blow 7. Pails, empty, riches bring; if full, then very small you'll sing. 8. Green as grass is he who cheats, yet hopes for large prosperity. 9. Bids you be wise and smile— simple, yet prepared for guile. 2690. Confound yourself no longer ; grow wise as you grow stronger. 1. Tells you of impending danger from a quite impressive stranger. 2. Engage ye not in cruel flings ; thy words the tender spirit stlogi^ 3. Twin troubles of thy hastiness are being born. 't Beware thy speech, ere thou art left forlorn. 2. 3.
.
.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
118 2695. 6.
Thy
best beloved
from thy bosom torn.
is
Though stormy the
nighty resplendent
thee darkest; ere long
7. 'Tis for
it
is
will be
the dawn.
morn.
Be calmer than
8.
Pursuit of fame or love, says,
9.
Pursuit of fortune or revenge, betokens falsity in love.
''
a-
dove."
2700 Write the offended one a tender, loving note. 1. The beam from thine eye remove- then thy neighbor's mote. 2. Says he goes too slow who goes not with a will ''
Prove thy friends
3.
Says,
4.
Be generous
5.
Hereafter, friend,
6.
To-morrow, at four
7.
Rally thy
—send word that thou art
to thyself; then the
no
same
letters write, that
you'd withhold from light.
o'clock, a stranger at
spirit, for
thou art not yet
ill."
to others.
thy door
will knock.
lost.
8 He's not always wreck'd who's in the tempest tossed. 9. Fire consumes others yet by fire thou wilt thrive.
—
'fore honey make thy hive. Candor will not help thee ; silence is far better. 2 Send to thy foe a manly, noble letter. 3. Trust no more secrets to the pale-faced lass. " 4. Things said and done make people call you " ass that you're called an honest thing to do. 5. Keflectj to ponder, says thou thee from trouble art nearly free. to tells image, Eeflect-ed 6 thy task is done; the victory is doubly won. 7. Joy, joy to thee to thee this life is dark and sad. 8. Poor soul 9 Retrace your steps, or soon you'll wish you had.
2710.
Be thou
l-ike
the bee
1.
!
!
2720. Farewell
now
bid to pleasures of the minute.
have future
prythee go and win
1.
If you'd
2.
Great lumps of gold come for thee from afar. Three faults of thine do yet thy fortunes mar.
3.
bliss,
4.
Heap up no
5.
Things are not always good because they're
6.
Shows that persons are by thee
it.
evil in that heart of thine.
beguiled.
fine.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING, 2727, Act 8.
9.
more gently
;
speak in*tones more mild.
Says gold fol* thee just now is being Says you love flattery, which, as a rogue than a
119
piled.
shows one to be
rule,
2730. Keep both eyes open, but don't see everything you 1.
When
less
a
fool.
praying, see that
you pray
may
'observe
right straight to the point.
"Forbear the flesh to mortify; you'll be the better of it." 'Twas not the sores that ended Lazarus days ; go, take the hint. 4. Shouldst thou^itch for fame, scratch thyself upon a hero's tomb. 5. Beggars need not to advertise runaway dogs ; see the place ? 6. Long's the lane that turns not^ good the mill that ever does. 7. Orgasm experienced in sleep, shows spermatorrhea. 8. This dream says there's trouble very near. 9. Tells of a fuss now springing from a trifle. 2740. Fate no longer kills with arrows, but shoots you with a rifle. 1. Stand till you're hard pressed; then suddenly back out. 2. The name you'll win will be great, and honored, without doubt. 8. Fools boast of pedigrees, but wise people make them. 2.
3.
4. Said a Beetle to a Butterfly, 5. There's quite as 6.
Turn your
7. Into 8. 9.
2750.
good
'^
fish in as
coat, friend
;
What
pretty birds are
out of the
we !"
sea.
the other side looks best.
thy service thou some wrongful things hast pressed.
Act calmer, friend ; the people think you're possessed. Within a year, friend (never fear), you'll have a meed of
Now
fortune's yours; while
it
endures, enjoy
it
with a
rest.
zest.
Bad
2,
habits are self-sown ; go straight and cure your own.. For awhile the winds of guile upon thy head hath flown.
S,
Try not
to alter the curl of a dog's tail
4.
To
when you
1.
;
d'ye see the place ?
5.
unmanly and base. If you'd have esteem, keep clean thy hand and whiten thy
6.
Courage in safety
give
7. First dig
fail's
is
face.
the plan of all cowardly people.
the cellar of the church .before you build the steeple.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
120
2758. Whining over losses 9.
is
not tbe«way them to replace.
This dream forewarns of impending disgrace.
2760. Says light faces love the loss— dark ones love the more. 1.
2. 3.
4. 6. 6.
7. 8. 9.
Then three ways are open go, choose he middle door. Conform a little, and make some concession. The free bird's worth hundreds in man's possession. Look at thy friend's act ; never mind his profession. Salt's bad to sow thy garden witli dost thou comprehend ? Be thyself unto thyself, nor trust too far tliy friend. Do not always to others what tliou from them would have. The wisest man is still some passion's slave. ;
;
Give heed to the advice that comes at twelve o'clock. no longer stand and knock.
2770. Break open Fortune's door
;
2.
Twice have thy foes failed .treat them just the same. Do not attempt to fly ; thy wings are rather lame.
3.
A wild horse often's more valuable
4.
Seek comfort
5.
Before
you
6.
Know
thou that
1.
;
in the
bowl -but
than the tame.
fill it
with cold water.
build, take care to temper well
Envy
7.
Clash not now, for
8.
Your
is
jour mortar.
Failure's eldest daughter.
you do you'll rue it. you ; soon they'll come and do
if
foes will beat
it.
Weeping never yet achieved a great success. 2780. Lying s bad ; take care, and do it less. 9.
1.
2.
Wonder not thou, Thy steed's in the
too,
soon find a well-filled pocket.
stable
;
be careful thou to lock
4.
The weary road you travel ends in harbors fine. Under thy head, when going to bed, just place the
5.
By
6. 7.
Thy Thy
8.
Beware the one who on thy right
9.
Thy
3.
marriage thou'lt found an illustrious throne has
fallen.
Thy power
is
line.
crushed.
gale of Adversity sooti will be hushed. side stands.
best friend boasts not pure, unstained hands.
it.
figure nine. |
DREAMS,
THEIR MEANING.
AISPD
121
forth the viper who's around thee creeping.
27%. Driye 1.
Fame's not dead to thee.
2.
Heed
The
not thy foe's malice
3. LiS't*to
the voice that
now
;
lady's only sleeping.
deaf be to his bawiing.
to thee
is
calling.
Far better for thee to be absent for a day. 5. Shows thou art apt in wrongful paths to stray. 6. Says you refuse your chance to use for ti-iumyh when you may. 7. Shameful are thy thoughts, and most unworthy they. 8. You lose another chance, from carelessness to day. 9. All that you own, from house to home, be^quick and put away. Go on, no harm can you bewray. 2800. Right you are 1. Be careful thou, of where, and how, you enter an affray. 4.
!
2.
Peaceful are the years yet for thee in store.
3-
Heavy is the sorrow that
4.
Pearly are the rivers
5.
Balmy
6.
Anxious are thy friends good news from thee to hear. Great the anguish of thy foes, and horrible their fear. Swift are the messengers who tidings to thee bring. Doleful is the song which thou'rt about to sing.
7. 8.
9.
are thy breezes
2810. Devilish 1.
is
quits thy
chamber door.
down which thou ;
gentle
is
thy
wilt glide.
tide.
the plot. against thee being planned.
Speedily the punishment abide th on the banned.
2. Brilliant are the ji^rospects Fate's in store for
whom you
jou.
3.
Honest
4.
Quick comes the storm that all thy hopes will drown. Dark is Fortune's sun for thee, and heavy is her frown.
5.
is
the friend
believe untrue.
7.
High grow the hopes now sprouting in thy heart. Keen is thy anguish keener from guilt's smart.
8.
Royal
6.
;
is
the suffrage thou art to receive.
9 Loth are thy friends thy story to believe. is thy road ; but thorny is thy path. 1. Bitter will they be from thy unmanly wrath.
2820. Straight
^^
DREAMS, AND THEHl MEANING.
122
2822. Cheap are the favors thy flatterers impart. 3. 4.
Low comes
the head that stabbed at thy heart. Generous are the virtues that in thee are dwelling-
now o'er thy fortune's knelling. thy experience ; cheap, if 't makes thee wise, the shaft now gleaming from thine eyes.
5.
Sorrowful are the bells
6.
Dear-bought
7.
Dangerous
8.
Munificent the gifts thou shalt soon receive.
9.
Soon by repent^^nce the past you
is
is
2830. Bribed are the
men who
may
retrieve.
seek to do thee
ill.
1.
Fine wilt thou be groundin Failure's cruel mill.
2.
Bloodj seen, declares that thou hast got a fever.
3.
Bloody things betoken thou art a deceiver.
4.
Heavy
5.
Unrelenting are thy
6.
Wealthy
.7.
Ponderous
^. Long 9.
the price that thou'lt for pleasure pay.
is
is
is
what
dream*doth say. marry. the weight of woe you'll have to carry. foes, is
the mate
this
whom thou yet. shalt
for thee will better fortune tarry.
Frugal
the
is
life
that henceforth
you must
lead.
2840. Says they will never break who're supple as a reed. 1.
Certain
2.
Happy
is
the ransom Fortune for thee pays.
8.
and long will be thy days. is that which now is thine. Improper is the alliance. Go break it off Bad wine This says, ^' The heart you love is true and peerless." Declare? you safely pass a point, dismal, dark and cheerless, Says, ^' Strongly hope, there's rest for thee, so weary." Kins people thou'lt find are not thy best friends.
9.
Dismal
3. 4. 6. 6.
7.
thy
is
lot to be,
Durable, the prosperity
I
•
is
the cloud that
2850. Firm be in action. 1,
now above
Falter not thou
thee bends
by the way.
Thou'lt find less love in black hair than thou wilt find in grey.
2 Hot
will
3. Bitter is
be the quarrel in which you will engage. war thy friends in secret wage.
the
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 2854 Hollow are the words of one who near thee sits. They'll wear the shoe, whom it neatly 5. Speak out !
•
6.
Keep
7.
Strike not, a
8.
Bend not an inch
9.
Go
dark, say nothing, the thing will
1.
3.
"tis
useless to fight.
the folly you too oft are talking
now tendered unto thee. * thy friend, as thou wilt shortly see. the guile with which you're wrapt around.
5.
Ripe
6.
False
is
7.
Deep
is
8.
As no man's
the love
is
surety hereafter be thou bound.
9. Lively is the spite
Now
1. Silly
thy foes
now
at thee
hurL
gladly thy banner bring out and unfurl. the tales have been that you've told
good as gold'^
2.
Says ''Iron
3.
Portends a disaster from eating too free. no longer Says, " Want was your master
4.
is
really for thee,
;
5. Tells
'•
Fame
is
before thee
7.
Thin the
8.
Rich the reward that yet
9.
Says,
)•
is
he."
of trials that thou will ere long overmount.
6. Says,
2880.
fast.
Count well your chickens before they are hatched." Says, ^' Friend you are mated, but not fully matched " Says, " A slice of good fortune may often be snatched." Sharp are the thorns over which you're walking. ''
4. Senseless is
2870.
of straw
fits.
to light.
before the howling blast.
slower in future, and you'll travel more
2860. Says,
2.
man
come
123
^'
;
go speedily mount."
veil thatJiide the dead,
Do
thou well, ere long you'll be rewarded "
A married aunt comes
visiting thee.
Go, be a honey, not an humble
1 Claret
sweet the perfume o'er thee shed.
to thee will be accorded.
is red,
bee.
so are thy friends with indignation.
S
Reject at once your next invitation
i
Collapsed
is
the pride of those
&- Retire to the country.
Keep
who
lately pester d.
slAUi'
and seauestered.
;
DREAMS, AND THEIRr MEANING.
124 2886. 7. 8.
9.
2890. 1. '
2,
3.
4. 5. 6.
7. 8. 9.
;
Loud
are the curses
upon
'Gainst unseen rocks
th}^
1 fear
head
now
thy bark
is
hurled.
whirled
Beware -of the woman who blood-red ribbon wears. Go meet thy foe by setting counter snares. Keep cool in danger, warm when all's serene. Be ripe in thought, but ia thy speech be green. Be truCj while others still are true to you. Go not to church to-day, whatever else you do. Herd not with those who ever slander others. Receive thy last new fr ends, you'll lin-J them true as
.
brothers*
Grant all the favors j>sked of thee to-day. Trust not the short man, he will too soon betray. Art is long but life is short say, dost thou understand ? Failure attends the schemes so lately planned d. If that aint true, then you'll surely be d
—
—
2900, Mou-i'nfully in poverty, a friend of thine 1
4. 5. 6.
7.
-
—a joke,
tells of
Selling things thj^seif,
Bids thee thy talents give a fuMer scope. *' Be not thou content but strive for something more.**
8.
Says,
9
Says, "'Tis a yellow
2910.
Men
;
fatter often
1.
The whole, you
2.
Be
3.
When
deaf to
4. Says, 5.
weeping.
heavy loss of cash and friends; good fortune to thy hoped-for ends; Selling by others, says thou hast trouble overcome. Surplice, priestly, shadows a total eclipse of thy sun Surplus, left over, presages new-found hope.
2. helling
3
is
Stealthy as a snake, a foe toward thec's creeping
God you most
grow by
frequently adore.*'
practicing abstention.
thiuk, 'twill not be wise to mention."
all radical
jabbr and jaw. down with thy paw.
the foe's fairly under, then
push em, and rush
Thy money
6. Before
ia
'-em,
light into the law.
not safe that yau did lately loan.
a week,
i^kost
woefully you'll trroan.
;
125
DREAMS AND THEIR MEANING, 2917.
Be not so
Craft will bring thee failing.
crafty.
Revenge will never ease thee of -thy bad ailing. 9. Says down to gloom most rapidly thou'rt sailing. 2920. Tells thee that thou hast caused a bitter wailing. 1. Betokens that ere long you'll stand in need of bailing. 2. Intent be thou to conquer, and there's no danger of thj 3. Says, of a streak of luck, yoAi may be very sure. 8.
4 Imitate no more the 5. 6.
now
follies
«
fiiiiare*^
in fashion,
Says Love soon dies, a victim to thy passion. Repugnant is thy conduct to thy truest friend.
7. Ill-timed
thy refusal
to a little
money
lend.
with horror from thy last tempation. Before you force assume just try expostulation.
8. Recoil .
9.
2930. Grand are the chances that
now
before thee ope.
1.
Great thy exp^tations.
2.
Low
3.
If they don't do thy^ill, be patient
4.
Acutely do they
is
Tan, on thy
suffer,
face,
who
thou mayest fondly hope.
thy path; there's
Tannery betokens a sudden
8.
Shows thou hast
9.
Glaring are thy faults.
show them how.
;
lately o'er thee crowed.
says thou wilt gain
7.
Thy
!
the tide of thy good fortune now.
6. There's flowers in 6.
Right
pitfalls in
thy road.
much wealth
loss of health.
ta'en advantage,
meanly and by
Go and cure ;
stealth,
correct them.
be sui'e and not deflect them. thy present task. 2 Says, if you'd gain the favor, go and the favor ask. 3. Divide thy gains, and on^e-ha^f go put into the bank. 4. When next thou hast a gift, be sure the giver thank 5. Winnow thy grain ; that is, keep truth unmixed with lies*
2940*
needles point to fame
1.
Beyond thy
5.
Thy conduct
7.
Mind
utter
power
;
is
lately has not
been over-wise.
things of earth, and trouble less the skies
8. Sea'Son
thy talk with fewer double words.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
JeC
2949. Affable, thou'lt be
2950 Thy net of
by a
life is
more happy than the birds. and thou must it untangle.
tangled,
hair above thy head a Venging- sword doth dangle.
1.
All
2.
Just like a
fool,
you make a
rule,
your good luck to
strangle.
3. Supreme will be thy victory o'er adverse circumstance. 4 Don't longer let thy fancy so caricole and prance. 5. Says you will soon gain a far better chance. 6. Frown on vrho'er shall make thee an advance. 7.
Superlative the impudence with which thou art assailed.
8.
Advance, you're doubly armed, and triply are you mailed.
9.
With
stories rare (of
them beware) youll
shortly be regaled.
2960. Curiosity in thy affairs be careful to repel.
In friendly lays thy voice upraise, an4
3.
all God's mercy tell. Sound loud thy wrongs go tell them to the crowd. Such liberties as you permit, should never be allowed.
4.
Peculiar trials of thy faith thou'lt suffer.
5.
Brands show thy path
6.
Bran,
tells
7.
Says,
''
8.
Bids thee sharply watch two designing knaves*
9.
1.
Calm is thy sea, and stilly are the waves. Be warned by this, no longer trust in friends. Shows futile schemes will meet with futile ends.
2.
Behold, a favor unto thee
3.
Less strong in resolution thou hast lately grown.
4.
Be
5.
O'er thy success full
6.
Give up the point, quarrel thou no more. Thy favors soon thy bitter foes implore. Rest tranquil, thou no bitter end shall see. Sweet are the gales of luck that now waft over thee.
1.
2.
2970.
7. 8.
9.
2980.
—
will speedily
grow rougher ;
of losses sure to come ere long.
In a recent qniarrel thou wert in the wrong."
trustful,
Condemn
is
shown. .
Fortune flaps her wings.
many
a friend
now
sings.
thyself for all that^s gone amiss.
;
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 2981. Behold, for thee there's coming magic 2.
Wise hast thou
3.
Just
4.
Hard
7.
the verdict
is is
men
is
bliss.
thy reward.^
unto thee accord.
the lot this dream doth shadow forth.
succeed best
5. You'll 6.
been, and great
by turning
to the north.
Rich are the blossoms flowing for thy brdw. Thou'lt never reap before you try to plow.
8.
Resolve henceforth to hold no longer grudge.
9.
From thy post be not in haste to budge. Fame comes to thee, but comes in divers
2990. 1.
2. 3.
4.
127
Hold
shapes.
nor strive for sour grapes. You'll win the day, if you your counsel keep. hard, it says,
Be stronger than a lion, but gentle as a sheep. Heed not the lies thy foes now propagate.
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Go
6.
Contention does thee
7.
A mighty stream of luck this to thee doth declare,
8.
in
and win, ere long
'twill
evil,
be too
late.
henceforth
it
forbear.
Ere long thou'lt say, " Behold the prize I've won." end far better off than you begun.
9. You'll
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THE MYSTERIES OF THE
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A NEW AlSrn NEEDED WORK ON SEEBSHir AND ITS LAWS.
THE MA&IO MIRROR! CA
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— Seership. — Genuine clairvoyance a natural birthastral and magnetic — Why mesright — Two sources of subjects" — Yinemerists to produce clairvoyance in their production — gared water, magnets and tractors as agents in not spiritualism — Most Specific rules — Clairvoyance voyants " arrant swindlers, quacks, impostors. — The false and the true — Psychometry and intuition are not clairvoyance — Mesmeric circles — Eight kinds of clairvoyance — Mesmeric coma and magnetic trance — The difference — Effect of lung power — Effect of amative passion on the seer — Dangers to women who are mesmerized — Oriental, European, and American methods — The mirror of ink — How to mesmerize by a common looking-glass — The insulated stool — The electric or magnetic battery — The bar mag^ net — The horseshoe magnet — Phantasmata, Chemism — Why Spirits "are said to subjects away from magnetizers — Curious — Black Magic — Voudoo Hoodoo") charms, I.
Somnambulistic lucidity
light,
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projects
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Lepsius,
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