This section is from the book "The Royal Book Of Dreams From An Ancient And Curious Manuscript", by Raphael. Also available from Amazon: The Royal Book Of Dreams From An Ancient And Curious Manuscript.

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| If this dream was dreamed on a Friday night, from sunset to the rising of the sun, it foretells marriage. |
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| This foretells a pleasant voyage. |
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| This presages manifold grief and heaviness. |
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| The dreamer has a secret and malignant enemy. |
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| This foretells manifold and great riches in the dreamer's old age. |
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| This vision is one of happy fortune, but, by reason of the signs, many years will pass ere it takes place. |
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| The dreamer shall get money and riches, albeit he may afterwards lose them all. |
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| Gold and silver are allotted to the dreamer. |
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| This is a sure hieroglyphic of riches in the last half of the dreamer's life. |
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| The dreamer, for a season, shall get neither money nor riches, by reason of his negligence. |
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| This dream relates to the commonweal, and is a sign of troubles to divers in high places. |
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| The dream signifies discredit. |
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| Trouble and sadness, after merry-making, are here represented. |
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| This foretells the getting of a sure and certain friend. |
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| Beware, dreamer, of a loss by theft. |
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| Journeys, or riding on horseback, are predicted. |
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| Without any doubt, the dream presages removals or voyages; but vexatious. |
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| The dream foretells much evil on a Saturday. |
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| The dreamer will be in jeopardy by an evil-minded malicious foe, but will gain the advantage over him. |
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| This dream is fortunate. |
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| This- bids the dreamer beware of private enemies. |
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| On a Friday, or on the thirteenth day of the moon, the dream presages mortality amongst those of kin. - It is unlucky. |
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| Merry, pleasant, and felicitous is the vision. |
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| The starry orbs doubtlessly look favourably .on the lord of the house of wealth, for this dream foretells great riches. |
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| This is a good dream: it foretells profit and honour. |
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| . Let. the dreamer beware of horned cattle, or four-footed beasts of the earth. |
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| The signs predict letters, with news. |
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| The omens tell of sickness, and that full near thee. |
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| A sign of much walking, or journeys. |
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| This foretells dealings with merchants, mariners, and ship-men, and hasty intelligence. |
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| This foreshows that the person dreaming shall for a season change into a worse estate. |
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| This forewarns the dreamer of haste in removing |

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| Aspects of evil, signs of some Approaching loss, or a robbery, are near the; dreamer. |
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| The dream foretells gain by fair persons. |
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| One from a journey will soon visit thy house. |
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| Letters and packets will speedily bring the dreamer a store of money. |
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| The dream is fortunate; durable and of great signification ; many months hence it will remain so. |
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| The dream signifies great gain in business. |
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| The dream foretells a spiteful enemy. |
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| Prepaid for some sudden ill news. |
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| This shows confusion among servants. |
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| There has been of late some secret foe, working great mischief with the dreamer's name. |
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| This is an hieroglyphic of deceit and false friends. |
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| If the dreamer be a male, he will have some very troublesome adventure with a female. |
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| Many of the dreamer's troubles are quickly passing. |
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| This is a sign of money. |
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| Expect a journey or removal within six months. |
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| This forebodes some misfortune: be wary. |
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| The dream foretells travelling or removals. |
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| The signification of thy dream forewarns thee of a funeral in thy family. |
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| This, to a man, is a sign of approaching nuptials; to a female, it shows a courtship. |
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| On a Thursday, Tuesday, or Wednesday night, this dream forebodes great good-fortune. |
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| This tells ofa low in ,thy purse. |
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| The dream forebode, sickness. |
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| The dreamer may, within six weeks from the hour of his vision,expect a stroke of good for- |
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| This dream warns absent friends of trouble. |
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| These are signs ominous of the death of ene-mies; while, to the dreamer, they are oracles of wealth. |
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| This vision is a mixture of good and evil. |
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| The interpretation of thy dream Is fortunate, prosperous, and presaging a marriage among thy kindred. |
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| Loss and sickness near thee will be prevented. |
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| Signs like these forewarn of a troublesome month to succeed; but on a Sunday the omen is good. |
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| Verily, these are visions fraught with influences unfortunate, inimical, and full grievous. |
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| Thy dream proceeds from naught but ill health. |
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| This foretells a friend. |

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| The dream is sad: full many and divers are the signs of lamentation therein. |
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| Absent friends are in calamities. |
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| This dream foretells changes in thy habitation. |
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| The omens of evil are manifold, albeit they may endure but for a little season. |
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| The signs, and their interpretations, are fortunate. |
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| The dreamer will first be disappointed, and then receive large quantities of money. |
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| On the tenth day of the moon, and on the day of the sun, this foretells riches in the middle age. |
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| One who strives with the dreamer will die. |
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| This tells of the coming of the absent. |
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| Seven months of trouble are allotted the dreamer. |
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| Anger, choler, ill words, and loss by treachery, are the interpretations of the omens. |
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| A dark person is near thee; beware of him-unless it chance that the dream proceeds from ill health. |
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| The dream is one of fortune's favours. |
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| Thou wilt travel quickly. |
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| This foretells rejoicings and marriage to a female. |
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| Beware of a red-haired man, if thou art a female. |
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| Be on thy guard against a false friend. |
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| This forewarns thee of crossing thy enemy's threshold. |
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| Full many and numerous are thy cares, but the signs promise many months of better fortune. |
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| This is a sign of a death at a distance. |
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| Expect to receive money in a short season; and papers of a joyful kind. |
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| The dream is blended with signs of heavy cares, and yet the oracles tell of victory over adversaries. |
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| This foretells a disappointment concerning writings. |
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| After three delays, the dreamer will escape harm. |
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| This dream foretells a prosperous year. |
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| This vision is fortunate for one in the walks of public life, and good for voyagers. |
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| Fall lightly shall the dreamer's troubles annoy him. |
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| This presages deceit amongst friends. |
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| Travel not, nor cross the silent but treacherous waters, for the space of one moon, after this vision. |
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| This, foretells to the dreamer a sudden rise in his fortunes. |
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| Some of these ominous signs' are of a sad and funeral nature. |
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| Let the dreamer look well to his own health. |

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| The horoscope: the sign and the omen are prosperous for the dreamer's fortunes, |
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| Expect money, friends, and great prosperity, and pleasure through divers events. |
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| This foretells a joyful voyage. |
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| This is doubtless a dream of little or small meaning. |
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| Tarry awhile, - thy fortunes will amend. |
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| One near the dreamer, a bosom friend, will prove even as a serpent in the grass. |
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| An adversary will rise up against thee, but fear him not. |
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| This is a sign of sickness. |
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| News from afar off or from one long supposed to be dead; is here presaged. |
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| This foretells a plentiful store of gold and silver. |
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| The dream bids the dreamer shun a law-suit. |
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| A sign that the dreamer will have his wish. • |
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| A sign that the dreamer shall get a little riches, and full short while shall he keep them. |
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| Sudden surprises are presaged. |
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| Take caution relative to thy advisers. |
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| This is a sign of approaching funeral ceremonies. |
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| The dreamer will be invited to merry-makings, feasts, festivals, and bouts of rejoicing. |
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| The dream foretells a courtship. • . . |
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| To a female, this presages wooers, courters,and a chance of wedlock. |
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| This dream is unfortunate. |
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| This dream foretells victory over an adversary. |
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| Let the dreamer beware of scandals. |
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| Within three weeks the dreamer will be afflicted. |
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| This foretells the death, of a. near relation. |
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| This vision is futile and of little meaning. |
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| In like manner, nothing is especially denoted. |
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| The dreamer has had a vision which predict, a full tide of prosperity, travelling, and plea- |
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| This is as omen of letters or news within a short season; some with money. |
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| The dreamer is at present unfortunate. |
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| On the fourth, fifth, or twentieth day of the moon, this dream foretells a funeral. |
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| The chief import of this dream is anger. |
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| The dreamer's best friend will shortly be involved in troubles requiring his assistance. |
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| This is a saturnine dream, and bodes no good to the dreamer; moreover, on the new moon it is worse. |
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| Take heed that thou cross not the watery element. |
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| "Fortuna favet fatuus," fools have fortune, says the proverb, but trust them not after such a dream. |
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| This dream foretells much labour in vain to the dreamer in divers ways. |
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| This is a sign of wealth and plenty. |
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| The dream imports prosperity, joy, pleasure, health, and concord, among kindred. |
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| The omen foretells the approach of thieves or enemies. |
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| This dream gives fear of death to the sick, but to the hale an d heary, sadness. |
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| This is an evil dream for all men. |
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| Most commonly, this dream prognosticates affliction. |
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| This dream relates to the seasons: it foretells the approach of bad weather. |
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| This is a dream of hope. |
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| On the first day of the moon this predicts a journey; on the third day, a friend; on other days, deceit. |
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| The dreamer is molested by jarring and sinister constellations; let him be watchful and fear not. |
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| This is a sign of journeys. |
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| The dream foretells alarming news. |
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| Were the astronomer to cast the horoscope of the hour, it would presage a marriage festival. |
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| This dream is good for man or woman, for it. signifieth to go out of evil times and affairs. |
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| These are true omens of secret enemies. |
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| Beware, dreamer, in whom thou trustest. |
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| This is a sign of expedition in business, much walking, cogitations, and difficult dealings. |
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| This is an omen of good success in the magis-tery or trade. |
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| Voyages and the return of the absent are foretold. |
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| This dream signifies future evils to the commonweal by war, pestilence, or famine. |
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| Beware of deceitful advisers. |
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| This is a dream of vexation. |
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| This foretells a cross in the affections. |
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| The omens are mischievous, threatening losses. |
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| The fortune of the dreamer will change speedily, and he will receive money. |
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| The signs of the dream are replete with falsehood, but within three days expect good news. |
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| These are signs of letters and books. |
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| Let the dreamer beware of the sea. |
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| The signs presage some great good fortune. |
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| On a Saturday, these signs being cast, forbode trouble of mind; otherwise, they foreshow money. |
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| This foretells a journey. |
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| Let the dreamer prepare for removals. |
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| On the fifth, eighth, or twelfth days of the moon, these are ominous of funerals. |
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| This foreshows fresh business. |
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| Even as the deceitful calms of the treacherous ocean forebodes a tempest, so does this vision indicate some approaching grievance. |
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| Sickness will happen in thy dwelling. |
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| The dream is one of jeopardy. |
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| This is a dream of losses, crosses, and affliction. |
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| Sadness and care are signified by the interpretations of this dream. |
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| This is a sign of riding in vehicles, on horseback, and much walking. |
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| Evil news may be expected shortly. • |
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| Take heed of a false friend, but one thou hast trusted heretofore. |
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| The dream denotes the arrival of letters and news. |
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| A vexatious event will shortly befall thee. |
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| This dream is pleasant, fortunate, and governed by Venus; it moreover denotes a wedding amongst thy kindred. |
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| The dream foretells pleasure and felicity. |
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| This dream forebodes anger. |
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| A journey or removal will in a few weeks happen. |
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| Beware of going where horned cattle frequent; it is a sign of some bodily hurt or injury. |
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| A tall saturnine person is thy secret foe. |
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| This is a dream of much good fortune; it foreshows a plentiful supply of money and goods. |
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| Let the dreamer avoid an impending law-suit. |
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| Some great delay will take place in the dreamer's expectations, and then he will suc, ceed. |
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| This is a sign of money by trade or merchandize. |
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| Let the dreamer go not near the water during this present moon. |
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| This is a dream of feasting and mirth. |
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| This dream is one of rapid good fortune. |
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| This dream imports trouble by law, or the hand of justice ; let the dreamer guard moreover against theft. |
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| This foretells some disgrace. |
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| This foretells a happy life, and the goods of fortune. |
 
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