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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| The interpretation of thy dream is this, that thy fete is about to undergo a powerful change, and friends as well as a better fortune await thee. |
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| A full merry and right joyful dream: it tells of banquets and feasting. |
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| A dream of disappointments. |
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| Thy dream presages a saturnine enemy. |
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| A dream of waters, voyages, and flitting from place to place. |
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| This vision has little or no meaning. |
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| A sign of anger, angry words, and contention. Be careful to eschew strife. |
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| This is a dream connected with a multitude of business and great deeds. |
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| This presages travelling, with some mishap therein. |
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| A goodly planet lordships: the dream is a right merry one; some joy is at hand. |
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| This dream foretells hasty news. |
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| A doleful dream the dreamer has dreamed, warning of sepulchres. |
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| Beware! an enemy is endeavouring to injure thee. |
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| An alarm or fright is hereby admonished. |
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| To a male, this foretells marriage festivals. |
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| To a female, this dream has good forebodings. |
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| The sign is evil; the dream is sad and grievous. |
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| This dream foretells coming misfortunes. |
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| Unless on a Friday, this vision forebodes some happy and cheerful fortune. |
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| It were a marvel indeed, did not the dreamer soon have some great good fortune. |
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| Saturn opposes, with a tincture of Venus; it foretells a cross in the affections'. |
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| A dream of manifold and divers crosses. |
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| This foretells journeys. |
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| Cares, toils, and anxious forebodings are implied by this peculiar omen. |
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| Let the dreamer be careful of his worldly stores. |
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| This is a sign the dreamer will be deceived in something expected. |
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| This is a sign of counting money and bartering goods. |
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| Unless thou hast erred in thy points, a funeral is probable in thy family connexions. |
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| The dreamer will ere long lose a friend. |
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| This foretells the fellowship of the great. |
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| A sign of mixed, fleeting, and fickle fortunes. |
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| This dream prognosticates victory over one thou dreadest, shortly. |

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| Prepare for a journey within a short season. |
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| This dream foretells heaviness of mind. |
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| A dream of uncomfortableness; many toils will ensnare the dreamer. |
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| Be on thy guard: a faithless friend is near thee. |
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| This dream forebodes striving, contention, and perchance bloodshed. |
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| Mars predominates, and his influence over thy vision is manifest; eschew prevarications. |
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| Thy dream proceeds from an ill composure of mind, and from bodily affections. |
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| On the first day of the moon, this presages a legacy; at other times, friends. |
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| Both a treachery and a gift is here prognosticated. |
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| This dream on a Saturday is doleful. |
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| Saturnine and Mercurial! avoid chance pursuits. |
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| The harm portended is over, bat be wary. |
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| Heavy, grievous, and gloomy annoyances may be expected by the dreamer. |
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| This portends sad news. |
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| Let the dreamer clothe himself gayly - a bridal banquet is near. |
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| To a male, the love of a fair woman is at hand. To a female, an espousal. |
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| This portends a thievish friend near thy dwelling. |
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| Pleasures will end in sorrow, is the moral of this dream ; the signs are not beneficial. |
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| Preparations for the imprisonment of a friend are going on in another quarter. |
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| Quit not thy dwelling the day after thy dream, lest thou abide sorrow. |
Sign. | SOL. | |
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| Anger, contentions, and disappointments are indicated. |
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| Make active preparations to receive an absent friend. |
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| The voice of slander is loud against thee. |
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| Even now the star of thy fortunes wanes. |
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| On third and sixth days of the moon this dream is profitable; on other days, evil. |
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| This portends a journey on the morrow, or within a short season. |
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| Gold and silver are allotted thee. |
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| A friend is announced - thou art fortunate, be also happy; thy dream is auspicious. |
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| This dream, to a mariner, bids him beware of the treacherous ocean. |
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| Something concealed or a hidden treasure will be discovered by the dreamer. |
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| This dream foretells legacies within three years, to a great amount |
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| Three years' approach of happy fortune to the dreamer. |
Sign. | TAURUS | |
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| This is a dream of obscurity, proceeding from an ill composure of the mind. |
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| The dream forebodes the quickness of a passing trouble, but rather heavy for a season. |
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| Observe the day on which thou askest the ques, tion; if on any other day but Saturday, good is divined. |
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| The dreamer will shortly receive money. |
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| This signifies paying away and losing money. |
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| A trouble is approaching in money matters -be careful of thy coffers. |
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| The dreamer will shortly be introduced to a new friendship. |
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| Observe well thy actions: one opposes thee who may work something villanous. |
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| These signs forebode deceit, guile, heaviness of mind, and malignancy of private foes. |
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| A pleasant matter, on which the dreamer relies, will turn to reproach or cause weeping. |
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| This foretells vexation concerning letters or papers. |
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| This foretells rivals, albeit they may not overcome thee. |
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| A star of lowering and unlucky fortune presides; beware of irritating thy enemies. |
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| One of tall stature and saturnine visage is thy adversary; take caution. |
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| A dream of joy, prognosticating good news. |
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| Pleasant and right merry are the presages. |
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| The dreamer is under the influences of travelling. |
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| Expect journeys, agitation, and the sight of friends from afar off, within a short period. |
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| The dream is unlucky, morose, and grievous. |
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| This signifies a loss by neglect or want of using caution in business. |
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| Be careful of thy signature or handwriting. |
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| This is an unfortunate sign for most things, |
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| The vision is denoted by such signs to foretell money. |
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| This tells of letters containing evil reports. |
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| Expect various rumours against thy credit: he sure, therefore, to take counsel in due season. |
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| A sign of deceitful friends: let the dreamer take caution in whom he places trust. |
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| This foretells sickness in thy dwelling. |
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| Delay or trouble concerning papers is shewn |
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| Letters and hasty news are approaching. |
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| The signs are fortunate; in a short space the fate of the dreamer will change. |
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| Let the dreamer remember, that present pleasures frequently end in coming losses. |
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| There is a train of remarkable influences approaching. |
Signs. | JOVE. | |
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| The signs evince some change at hand. |
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| The dreamer may prepare for a journey, and may crass the deep waters. |
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| If this dream be dreamed on the third day of the moon, expect a loss; on any other day it is unfortunate. |
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| These are signs of an unexpected misfortune; have a care of thy dwelling. |
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| Letters of thine are intercepted. |
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| The omens are particularly fitful, and prone to sorrow or family troubles. |
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| These are signs that the horoscope of the land wherein thou sojournest is exposed to perils. |
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| Unlets thou went careless in divining thy omens, the interpretation threatens an alarm. |
Signs. | JOVE. | |
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| Prepare thy garb of funeral hue; one of thy relative, may ere long die. |
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| Scandals, and the annoyance, of divert worldly cares, are foretold hereby. |
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| This portends a return of tome grievance. |
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| Anger, or angry words, it denoted by this vision. |
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| Rejoice, dreamer! thy horoscope no longer threatens to overwhelm thee,as of late; fortune it more propitious. |
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| Expect extraordinary tidings from friends. - This is a sign of much action for the space of full three moons. |
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| This is certainly a cross and ill-omened vision. |
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| In thy dwelling there will be peril, grief, or the hand of secret affliction. |
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| These are signs of riding on horseback, or careering with animals, but to thy loss. |
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| Old grievances are likely to be suddenly renewed. |
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| This portends marriage rites, or nuptial rejoinings. |
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| The interpretation of this dream is more inclined to mirth than sorrows or cares. |
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| This foretells invitations of a pleasant kind. |
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| Thou hast dreamed a dream of sorrows. |
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| The dreamer is subject to evil influences. |
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| The dream foretells a new and beneficial friendship within the short space of a month. |
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| This dream is very full of signs of loss; more especially if dreamed on the third day of the moon. |
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| Seek to avoid those disputes the dream portends. |
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| Three noted friends wilt thou meet with this year. |
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| The dream has various and divers significations} among the rest, it foretokens marriage, to one who is single. |
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| If thy dream was terrific, still fear no harm. |
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| Angry words are here denoted. |
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| The signs of the times were foreshadowed in thy nocturnal admonitions: they are hostile. |
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| Fear but little harm under these omens, whatever thy vision might consist of. |
Signs | GEMINI. | |
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| The signs foreshow journeys, or crossing the far-distant waters. |
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| This foretells abundance of business, and having to deal with books, papers, and writings. |
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| The interpretation tells thee that an enemy to thy peace will die, ere long. |
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| This denotes that something the dreamer has urgently wished for, has gone by. |
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| Good fortune, winning, and a plenteous purse, are among these omens. |
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| The dreamer will gain shortly by some bargain. |
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| This dream gives victory over enemies. |
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| The dreamer will shortly be invited to merrymaking. |
Sign | GEMINI | |
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| Great falsehood among friends very near thee. and sickness in the vicinity of thy sojournings. |
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| Thy enemies are false, treacherous, and scornful, but thy dream foretells the victory. |
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| Whatever thou hast in hand, on the morning after thy dream, fear troubles. |
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| Expect letters, and messages, and absent friends. |
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| The dream is one of sadness. |
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| A funeral bier is preparing for a near companion. |
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| The dream has a prosperous - nay, verily, a full jovial portent, and may prove also fortunate. |
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| This dream proceeds from regrets of joys now past. |
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| This dream portends a loss by thieves. |
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| Beware of those who would treacherously deal with thee, - they are at hand. |
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| To a female, this foretells marriage to one of tall stature and fair, within the year. |
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| Unless the signs be cast on the day of the new moon, or when the moon is eclipsed, expect some great pain. |
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| To a male, this foretells the love of a beautiful and comely damsel, and friendship to all. |
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| These are signs of coming troubles.. |
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| Thy dream verges upon evil. |
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| In general, these signs predict imprisonment and harassing of mind. |
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| Alas! for the signs are evil: moreover, one of thy expectations will come to naught. |
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| There is a trouble near thee, in thine own mansion. |
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| The rays of many goodly stars unite to cause the amendment of thy fortunes. |
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| On a Friday, this vision foretells deceit; on a Monday, a journey; on other days, a new friend. |
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| Quarrelsome and vile are the signs. |
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| This dream proceeds from ill health. |
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| The dream is more joyful than otherwise. |
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| The dream here sought to be interpreted, predicts a loss of goods, or discredit. |
 
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