Aaww Rosicrucian Dream Book - Forgotten Books
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AAWW
ROSICRUCIANDREAMBOOKCONTAINING SOLUTIONS OF
_mamu -m~h Wfim~
OVER THREE THOUSAND— W~
D I F F E R E N T D R E AM S .
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DREAMS, AND THEIRhummus.INTRODUCTION
Dreamshave ameaning ! Can you disbelieve it'
?
Ifso, reject thisbook -I b eg you not receive it
But asforme,I’msuperstitiousstill
,
And knowthat dreamsa part in naturefill.Shadowsthey are— andsubstancesoonwill follow;Who say they don’t believe it— ’tisall hollow.
Dreamland isa play-ground of the soulWierd regionrast, likeunto deathprofound.Yet some can read itswondrousscroll,’Tispossible forTryingMan,Poorweakling though perchancehe b e,The great Dream-Mystery toscan,And all itsdeeper secretssee.
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The active soul,themind— theman
,
N0 barcanstay— no fetterschain,
Andhe the Dream-king’srealm, and plan,And future joysand coming pain,May
.
see and know— and b eing seen,Tell otherswhat a dreammaymean.
'DBEAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Dreamsare not idle phantasies,Mere creaturesof the passing hour;Butministersof Fate’sdecreesThe sceptre of amighty powerKing Dream-Who picturesforth at nightFore-things,which after daysshallsee ;Strange thingswhich afterwardshall b eThingswhich thewise alone canseeThusSpokeArtefiusfull two hundred yearsago,A learnedmanwashe —whomonly scholarsknow.
Hisknowledge gavehe untome, in volumesrich andrare ;His Treatiseson Dreams.” His Signsseen in the Air.”His“Code Interpretation’s,” and “Touchstone of the Dream”His Flowersof the criticArt .” His Artefius’shining beam.”And yet threehundred Hermist Books
,
” Zeldmano’s“.MagicArt.”
Protylus’ “Book of Dreams Ritenyer
’s Dreamer’sPart”Deep treatises; I give to thee ; they
’ll amuse an idle hour,
Perchance theymay convince thee that Dream’saregnl power,A Providence, 3. Fate — ashadowof the yet-to-b e ;Portending happiness, or pain, blackwoe, orbright felicity.
Again, asknowledge bound, I wandered,O’erhoary Egypt’sstoried land ;And-Syria’sarid plainsand hills; and Turkey’shostilestrand;Arabian deserts; Nub ia, and farNegro Dongola,And other lands
,where other lore, and custumesstrange have
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
I gathered all of Dreamtheirwisest sagesknew;And here present, adapted, kind reader unto you.
Fiveweary yearshave passed since thisworkwasb eganConcerning dreamsand dreaming. I nowpresent the plan,Bywhichmay be interpreted themeaning of eachdreamThesecret istheshape andhue ofwhat thereinmayseem.Thousandsthere b ewho dreamat nightWhat theywould knowinmorning light ;
T H E K EY .
DIRECTIONS . Run your ‘
eye along the ALPHABETICAL LISTS
till you cpme to the name orsynonymof the thing , word , object,topic , subject looked for.
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In seeking , alwaysselect the thing orohject that impressed itselfmost forcib ly upon yourmemory . Turn
to it then ,and youwillfind such asolution ascannot fail to amuse ,
surprise , and, perhaps, instruct you also .
Remember, look f orthemost prominent thing ONLY in searchingf oryourdream’ssolution.
Nearly the whole of thisbook can b e,used asa FORTUNE
TELLER , foryourself orany one else , by simply opening it at random, ahd letting the fing er ora pointer fall at randomon any line .
If”
it failsto apply the first time , repeat until an‘
answerisg iven,
b ut do not repeat aosuccessmore than twice the saine day . I have
a SYMPH ”orPred iction Chart espec ially forsuchuse . Itsprice
is and can only b ehad by addressing P . B.
:RAND0LPH ,
Boston, Mass.6
DREAMS, MEANING. 1
Abandon, 362 . Abject, 415. Abbot,513.
'Abbey, 509. Abbess,
534,Absent
,911 . Abyss
,1016. Abortion
,1512 . Abed
,2125.
Abnormal,2948.
Acorn,1529 . Accounts
,2118. Ace of Spades
,514. Acquaintances
,
1259. Acting, 1519. Actor, 1526. Actress,1527. Academy, 420.
Acrobat,517. Acting, 518. Acid
,539 . Accouch
,885 6. Accident
,
1011. Ace of Hearts,2821. Ace of Clubs, 2815. Ace of Diamonds
,
2825. Acquittal, 2955.
Admire, 2953 . Adoration,2950. Adorned
,2951. Adulation
,2952 .
Administrator,1234. Adapted 1435. Advertise
,1738. Address, 163.
Adultery,213 . Admission. 340. Adieu, 528. Adriatic
,903 . Advan
tage, 936. Adders, 969 . Admiral,1029.
Africa,14. Afi‘ront
,948. Afflict
,972. Afterb irth 1023 . Ad'a
b le,2949. Affirm
, 2954. Affidavit, 1255.
Aground, 416. Aged People, 489 . Agreeab le, 808. Agony, 1413.
Aggravate, 1445. Aggression, 1516 ’17, Agent, 1536.
Airs,414. AirWalking, 2675.
Albino,916. Alms
,926. Allopathy, 993 . Alarm
,1430. Almeh,
500. Altar,503 . Ale, 521. Alligator, 794. Alabaster
,882
Almonds,
Alib i,2501. Aloft, 2508. Alliance
, 2957. Alum,
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2956.
Ambulance,2958. Amaranth,723. Amber, 211. Amalgamation,
8 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
417 . Ambush,438. Amanuensis
,719 . Amative
,736. Amen
,933 .
Amputate,1251.
Animals,354. Anus
,955. Answer
,2576. Anaconda
,1436.
Antiquity,1501. Annul
,1503 . Antipathy
,1549. Annihilation
,891 .
Andes,932. Angels, 944. Anarchy
,1344. Anvil
,3 . Anger, 51.
Ant,760. Antelope,male, 798. Anchor
,883 .
'Ape, 12. Apples,331. Appeal
,365. Apron
,501. Approbation,
871. Appetite,1007. April
,1271. Appenlnes, Apprent ice,
2837 . App0plexy, 356.
Aquarium,805.
Arrogant, 2961. Arabs,587. Armorer
,907 . Art
,506. Artist
,525.
Aromatic,556. Archer
,899 . Arch
,922. Arm-chair
,1073 . Arrival
,
1538. Arresting, 1557. Arrows,328 . Arti llery
,1266. Army
,1267.
Arsenic, 1420. Argument, 1565. Arson,2244.
, Astonish, Ask,1217. Assent
,1246. Ass
,1505. Ash
tree,1558. Ascent
,242 . Assassins
,252. Ash
,530. Asia
,775. Asthma
,2514. Ashes1335.
Atlantic,940.
Audience,278. Aunt
,759. Autumn
,1270. Aurora
,1411. Au
gur, 2959 . August, 2123 . Auction,2153 . Author
,85.
Awe,191. Axe
,1.
B .
Barrel,1831. Banisters, 2484. Bastinado
,2783 . Banish
,
Bake,2109 . Barque, 2915. Banquet Hall
,1332. Banana
,2601.
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. Ball,734-5. Bawl
,733 . Bad news
,786. Ba
ron,890. Ballads
,895. Balance
,900-1 . Bankrupt
,982 . Barber
,
1004. Barrenness,1054-5. Balloon
,1342. Bashful, 1091. Bath
,
1117-18-19-20. Baboon,1124. Basket, 1127. Bane
,1150. Bache
lgr, 1193, Battle,1231. Bat
,1243-4. Banners
,1260. Balcony,
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 9
1262.Ballots
,1345. Baptist
,1353 . Baptize,1349 . Bay, 1357
-8.
Backbite,'
1373 . Ball-room,1377. Batter, 1429 . Bar-room, 1544.
Banknote, 1562 .
Bespatter, 905. Berth,1009-10. Bedlam, 1142 . Behead, 1154.
Bee,1337. Beard
,28. Bets
,80-1. Belts
,150-1 . Beggars, 185.
Beans,225. Bee
,1338. Berries
,226. Bedbugs, 287. Beer, 407.
Before,413 . Bedridden
,427. Beach
,508 . Beatitude
,516. Berry
ing, 522. Beeswax, 523 . Beds,725. Berlin
,778. Bedfellow,male,
796— Female, 931— Old, 1556— Young, 1451— Black, 1452— Yellow,Beets
,861. Bey, 897. Belly
,898. Beau,
‘
1111. Beetles,1116. Beget, 1149. Bells
,,
1153 .
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Besmear, 1157. Beat,1184. Be
wail, 1161. Becalmed,1163. Benight, 1191 . Bedroom, 1208 Be
hind,1214. Birth
,1008. Begln, 1222 Beckon
,1223 . Beacon
,1228.
Bellows,1321. Belle
,1354 Beef
,2126. Beauty
,1285 Bears
,1666.
Beech, 859 .
Bittern,1112. Bilk
,1152 . Bills
,1155 Billiards
,1189 . Bile
,
12 72 . Bite,1455. Birthday, 1506. Bib le, 2152. Bitten
,2154. Bit
ter,2963 .
Boy-chlldren,148 Books
,212 Bowels
,370. Boar
,790. Boston,
792. Bower, 887. Boats,1101 . Boatbuilder
,1198. Bosom
,1205.
1206-7. Bottles,1235. Bones
,1245. Borrow
,1247. Boast
,1322.
Boquet,1347. Bootees
,1355. Boil
,1431-2 . Bohemian
,1782 . Bon
net,2338 .
-
,Bowl 2591. Boys,unruly,72 Roddice
,1994.
Brick-chimneys,121. Bread
,183 . Bribes
,194-5. Brewer
,214.
Brogne, 301. Brandy,422 . Bronze
,473 . Brick
,558. Brig, 771.
Broth,1075.
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Bride,
Brothel,1348. Brass
,1364-5. Brother
,
1497-8. Browse, 2794. Bridge, 1504. Brand,2965. Bran
,2966.
Butcher, 2636. Bulbs,2637. Bull
,45. Bugs, 196. Butterfly
,
199 . Buck and doe,293 . Bun
,510. Butternuts
,1104. Buttocks
,
1187. Buttons,1192 . Bullfight, 1201, Burglary, 1213 . Bully
,1361
,
Bulling, 1511. Burial,1566-7. 1311116163 1987. Bunch, 1985. But
10 DREAMS, AND
Blackb erries, 2907. Blue dress,1636. Black seal
,1363 . Black ‘
eyes, 40. Blacked eyes,39. Blue eyes
,43.
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Blacksand,181. Black
,
800. Bluff,338-9 . Blasted
,632 . Blush
,998. Bluster
,1074 .
'Blaze,
1096. Blame,1103 . Blister
,1110. Blessed
,1122. Bless
,1209 .
Bliss,1211 . Blue
,1146. Blacksmith
,1145. Blinds
,1330. Black
dress,1634. Bloat
,2794. Blood
,2832-3 . Blind
,yourself
,1533 .
Blindmen, 1534. Blindwomen,1535.
Carriagemaker, 1615. Carrion, 1894. Campaign, 2009. Caning,1712. Cartridge, 2074 Cards
,958. Camomile
,1939. Carried
,
2073 . Caboose,2076. Candor
,2111. .Caustic
,2170. Camphor
,
2523 . Cantelope, 2529. Canoe,2912. Candidate
,1913 . Caucus
,
2914. Catholic,2051. Canisters
,2485. Cab
,2 . Cats
,101-2 . Cas
trate,99-100. Calm
,132 . Cabin
,150. Cattle
,88-9. Candy
,184.
Calomel,192. Castinets, 630. Cactus
,197. Cabbage, 200. Calico,
428. Canes,663 . Castings, 747. Calf
, 795. Camels,812 . Call
,
813 . Caul,874. Canonicals, 879. Casket
,924. Caterpillar
,937.
Cage, 942. Cap, 996. Cant,1014. Canopy, Cape
,1032-4.
Cabinet-maker, 1046. Cabinet,1052-3. Carve
,1068. Cake
,1106.
Can’t, 1108 . Camp,1164. Canada
,1199. Canal
,Cancer
,
1370. Cat-tail,1363 . Calamus
,1388. Captain, 1398-9. Captive
,
1402 . Canter,1421. Caravan
,1437. Caress
,1440. Cave
,1439.
Cascade,1441. Cannibal
,724. Candles
,1448-9 . Carpenter
,1483 .
Cataract,I577. Caution
,1591. Carrots
,1451. Cannonade
,1611.
Cannon,1612 . Calamity
,1613-14. Cancan
,1042.
Celestial,1610. Cedar
,Ceremony
,1393 . Censure
,1403 . Cen
sor,2072 . Cents
,2971. Cellery, 2972 . Cement
,2974. Cellar
,95.
Cinders,
Cistern,1882 . Cinnamon
,2096. C ivil
,2973 . Cir
cus,1788
Cocoanuts,2172. Confectioner, 2173 . Comet
,547. Coil
,550.
Cook,326. Cowlick, 1607. Conductor
,1608. Committee
,2142.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 11
Convulsions,2144. Cousm
,1490 Cofi‘ers
,1500. Coast
,1587. Cour
age, 1592. Coward,1593-4. Corpse
,1416-17. Corn, 1444. Coun
sel, 1459 . Comb,1470-1443 . Colors
,1202-3 . Collars
,1204. Cop
per, 1218. Corns,1209. Confess
,1381-2-3. Cook
,956. Coroner
,
1037 Cofi'ee,1061 . Council
,1114. Coins
,1115. Cobbler
,1131.
Conceit,867. Convict
,770. Convert
,Coronet
,881. Com
plaint, 952. Counterfeit,481. Congress,540 Cold
,630. Cows
,
Commons,686. Corruption, 33 . Conflagration, 32. Coax
,47. Con
sult,120. Coal, 137-8-288. Colic
,219. Cotton
,269. Compass
,
272-3 . Cough, 279. Coach,320-321-1433-4. Cottage, 2838. Coi
tion,327. Cooked apples
“
,406. Confine
,430. Colts
,468. Coral,
2078 . Condor,2112. .Copperhead
,2553 . Conscience
,2625. Co
logne, 2847. Consul,2856. Court, 552. Convent 975. Constab le
,
1622 . Coition,
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failure in 2146. Conscript, 2167. College, 2201.
Currants,1481. Cucumbers, 2841 .
0
Curls,189-190. Cuckold
,215
,
Curses,469 .
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Cut,645. Curtains
,689. Curtains,1415 Cluck, 1166.
Climb,1605. Clinch, 1427. Clams
,1581
,Claws, 1582. Claims,
1583 . Clamp,1584. Clock
,3 10. C loth
,1050 Clown
,1057 .
Cloves,1089-90. Clay, 1196. Clap, 1195. Clever
,1385, C lover
,
white, 1380. Clover,red
,1090. Clevis
,1380. Clouds
,1410.
Chambermaid, 1418. Chestnuts, 1423 . Cheat, 1425-6. Choivder,
‘
1376. Chased,1378-9 . Chase
,1386-7 . Choke
,1395. Chaff
,1167-8.
Chaunt,1175. Choir
,1182. Chibouque
,1216. Chastity, 2741.
Chain,19 . Cherries, 22 . Cha b er
,26. Chalk
,.48-136. Charm
,52 .
Checkers,114. Chastity, l 73 41. Chairs,292 . Charlestown
,793 .
Cheese, 1028. Chinese,male
, 799— Female, 1044.
Chips,1151. Chest
,.1580. Chess
,1657. Chal
Chimpanzee,1604. Chemist, 1609 . Charity
,1688.
Champagne, 2008 . Church,2 102 . 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.
2 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Crime,1200. Crush
,1374. Cramp, 1588. Crawl
,1603 . Crouch,
1606. Crumbs,2002 . Crimson dress
,1619 . Crocus
,1975. Cres
cent, 1976. Crutch,1998 . Crumb le
,2000. Cruel
,2006. Critic
,
2799 . Cranberries,2851 . Crimson
,2919 . Crowbar, 2968 . Cricket
,
1248-9 .
Cygnet, 2976. Cypher, 2975.
D .
Dairy,253 . Daisy, 254. 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 .
Damn,2044. Danger, 449 . Dangle, 2977 . Davis
,A . J 1351.
Davis,J 1352 .
December,1698. Delicious
,1699 . Delusion
,2023 . Deb t
,2025.
De'aler,l 551. Deek
,1568 . Déad
,l 570. Defendant
,166l . Dew
,811.
Deer,1356. Depart, 1539 . Den
,165. Dentist
,57 . Derwieh, 180.
Deeds,249 . Desk
,262 . Deaf
,264. Desert
,361 . Devil
,373 .
Death,390. Debate, 546. Deluge, 667 . Dessert
,2030. Defeat
,
2980. Dead trees,1844 . Delay, 2990. Depot
,1708 . Decanter
,
Deal cards,1546. Deal cards— others
,1547. Deal in goods,
1548 .
Digging clams, 2916. Dive,2978. Dig, 872 . Diamonds, 2775.
Dinner,172 . Distress
,260. Distillery
,263 . Dice
,282 . Divorce,
334. Dixie,418 . Disagreeab le, 809 . Disgrace, 1003 . Dial
,1079 .
Disguise, 1105. Diorama, l 12 l . Dilemma,1254 . Disease
,1476.
Dishes,1509 . Die, 167 . Dice
,
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1900 to 1938 .
Double dream,25. Dogs, 928 . Doll, 1528 . Dolphin
,2819 . Doves,
84. Dollars,168 . Domes
,259 . Down, 308. Doctor
,381. Dee
,
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 .
DreamForgotten, 1541. Dramas,4. Dropsy, 218. Drum, 281.
DREAMS, AND‘
THEIR MEANING; 13
Dragon, 289. Drink,779 . Dress
,780. Drown, Drawl, 2986.
Drawing, 2987. Drawb ridge, 2989. Druids, 977.
Dwarf, 1086. Dye, 1571. Dyspepsia,1631.
E.
Eagles, 35-36. Earth,261 . Earthen jars, 156. Eating, 740. Ear],
256. Ea‘r-aehe
,l 790. Earthen-ware
,290. Easement
,1654 . Ears, 171 .
Ebony,
Ebb -tide,1744. Echo, 1649. Editor,
865. Eels,1656. Eggs, 864.
‘
Egypt, 487.
Elepe,434 . Elephant, 554. Election
,Elipse
,1983 . Ele
campane,2021. Eloquence
,2026.
Emetic, ,305. Embalm
,594. Emperor
,12641 Empress, 1265.
Embers,1564 . Embellish
,2004. Emigrant, 2016.
Enemies,313 : Enchant
,718. Energy, 951— 954. Envelopes, 1047 .
Eng1ne, 1542-3 .
‘
Enlist,
Endurance, 1556, Enjoy,285. Eng
land,2778 . Ennui
,2787. Enthusiasm
,877. Engineer, 1178.
Ermine,9990. Error
,1993 .
Eunuchs,602 . Eucharist
,934-5. Eulogy, 1012 1015.
Eve,346 Evening, 997 Ewe
,1002
Excrement,353 . Extacy, 601. Exposed
,766. Expense, 772 . Ex
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Ile,788. Exasperate, 990-1-2 . Expose , 994-5. Explode
,1317. Ex
ecution,1691-2-3-4-5-6. Express, 1991. Expression
,1992. Ex trava
ganee, 2143.
669666 , 2439 . Facet,2750. Farms,294. Family
,621. Fall,
Farewell,668. Faint
,669 . Fan
,774. Fakir
,974 . Fame
,7 . Fay,
54. Favors,83
,Fair
,283—4. Factory, 309 . Famine
,457. Fagged
out,976. Fatness
,989— 1796. Farmer
,1001. Fate
,1232 . Fashion
,
1442 . Fallow,1647 Farrow
,1650. Fail
,1653 . Fanning, 774 Fall
overboard, 1553Fever, 143 3 . Fet id
,1485. Fester
,1648.
665. Ferment,87. Fertile,248. Felon
,371
14 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
384. Fencing, Females,960. Ferry
,Feed
,1233— 664}
Fences,1250. Festoon
,2771.
Files,205. Fields
,1372 . Fight, 1389. Fireworks
,2114. Fish
pole, 2617. Figs, 23 . Filth,79 . Fiddle
,574— 908. Fib
,941 . Fin
gers, 959. Fizzle,1537 . Fishing, 1017. Fisherman
,1018. Fine
,
1263 . Fish-hooks,1346. Find
,46.
Fleece,286. Flasks
,722 . Flues
,729 . Flour
,741 . Flax 827 .
Flesh,970. Flash
,980. Flaunt
,978 . Flames
,984 . Flowers
,1067.
Flounce,1092 . Flaxseed
,1177. F1utter
,1179. Flatter
,1180. Flag,
1194. Fly, 1219-20-21 . Florence
,Float
,1513-14
,Flute
,
1521-2-3 . Floodtide,1645. Fleet
,1652 . Flux
,1846. Flageolet,
2812 . Flail,
Flat-irons,2536. Flea
,2692 . Floundering,
106 Flounders,1014.
Fox,1532 . Fort
,1572. Foam
,1667. Ford
,1576. Fold
,2490.
Forest,1095. Fornication
,1252 . Fon‘fi
,1350. Fortune
,1475. Foot
tracks,62 . Forgive, 186. Formal
,569 . Fodder
,892 -3 . Fog , 1474;
Foreign, 929 30. Fountains,945. Fool
,965-6-7. Forbid
,973
Frolic,1578 . Freshet
,1646. Friendship
,2098 . Friday
,1469.
Fruit,1507-8—9-10. Eriuht, 1515. Frost
,1525. Fragrance, 776.
Free love,917 . Frown
,979. French
,1000. Fratricide
,1062 .
Fuss,909 . Fun
,1368. Fur
,1369 . Furnish
,1499. Fury
,1531.
Futurity,2097.
G .
Gashes,983. Gale, 1132 . Garrote
,
‘
1128 . Gab,1133. Gang, 1141.
Gad,920-1 . Gasp
,938-9. Gags, 957 : Garden, 962 . Gay, 968. Game
,
1391. Gas,1392 . Garret
,1394. Gardener
,1419. Gallows
,1598.
Gate,1602 . Gaslight, 1840. Gala
,2083 . Galaxy
,2084 . Garnet
,
2127 . Gallon,2483 . Garlic
,2744. Game fowl
,' 889 . Garlands
,
888. Gazelle,1021. Gaunt
,1088. Gamblers
,1545. Garters
,1801.
Gems,918 . Gentlemen
,943 . Genitals
,1129. General
,1130.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 15
Gonfalon,1113 . Goslings, 1520. Gold
,90-1-2-3-4 . Goose
,902 .
Goldsmith,904 . Gossip
,946-947 . God
,961 . Goat
,1137 . Gout,
1138-9 . Gong, 1144 . Gossamer,1324.
‘ Gooseberries 1371 . Gob
let,1384. Gobler
,1659 . Good
,news
,785.
Gunsmith,1446. Guillotine
,1447 . Guns
,2085. Gull
,1093 .
Guts,910. Gum
,985. Gutters
,1140. Gunpowder
,1334. Gulled,
1094. Grin 894 . Gravel,2094 . Graves
,1838 . Griddle, 1819 .
Grocer,1811. Greatness
,1480. Green
,1487 . Green dress, 1633 .
Grape-vine,1641 : Grab
,1404. Grass
,1407. Grocery
,1408 . Grubs,
1409. Growl,1424 . Grey
”
eyes, 42 . Green blinds,122 . Grapes,
823 . Grace,949-950. Groves
,984. Growing, Greece
,1031 .
Gravity, 1134 . Grief, 782 . Gravy
,1329 . Grunt
,1396. Grapnel
,
1397 . Grove],1400. Greeks
,1401 . Grind, 1071 . Grief, 1022 .
Grand-parents,1026-7 . Grey dress, 1627. Greasy
,1024. Groans
,
2798 . Graft,2785: Gleet
,925.
'
Glue,l 437 . Glove
,Globes
,
1484. Glass, 1595. Glutton,1601 . Glory
,183 3 . Glazier, 1043 .
Glad,1086. Gloom
,878 . Ghastly
,906. Ghosts
,1180.
Gnaw,2092. Gnats
,2093 .
Hairbrush,68 . Hail
,73 . Hair
,
’74 Hare
,76-77 . Hay, 139
140-1-2 . Harrow,515. Hazel eyes
,Hazel
,535. Hat
,537 .
Handsome,807 . Hashish,825. Happy, 1482 . Hag, 1589 . Hatred
,
1803 . Haréfiess, 1810. Half-forgot dream, 2027 . Ham,2868 . Hand
kerchief,
‘
2882 . Hairy, 2934 .
3
Harper 2970.
Hearse,34. Hemlock
,86. Hedge, 527 . Herbs
,529 . Hemp, 826.
Heat,511-12 . Heaven
,519—520. Head
,536. Heifer
,702. Her
rings, 1126. Hell,1159-60. Heraldry
,1173 .
‘
Hermaphrodite,1176.
Henpecked,1181. Herald
,Heaves
,1552 . Hermit
,1638 .
Heart,1658 . Headache
,220.
Hide,532-3 . Hights, 1655. Hill
,1823 . Hie-cups, 2024. Hint
,
Hornets, 96. Honey,231. Horns, 274 . Hotel
,53 1. Hood
,524.
16 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
Howl,538 . Hounds
,1165. Home
,1185. Hook
,1190. Hoax , l 2 10.
Hoops,711. Hops
,544. Hoe
,1212 . Hominy
,1330. Hoeing, 1405.
Horror,
Hone,1829. Hope
,1834. Horseradish
,2555. Hogs
head,2866. Hearse
,2689 . Horses
,15.
Hunt,1162 . Husband
,1169-70-1-2 . Hut, 1406. Hug, 1590.
Humbugging, 1836 . Humbug, 131 . Hurry,2795.
I.
Ib ex,2014 .
Ice,1820. Ice-cream
,1821 . Iceb erg, 24.
Idol,1739 .
Impaled,239. Important
,1188 . Imprudent
,1730. Impudent,
1258 . 1mportune, 1736. Impotent, 1737 . Imperial, 1743 . Imperious
,1835. Impose
,1798 . Impeach
,753 .
Indian,694. Indigo, 82 . Indict
,204 . Invent
,227 . Insane
,717
Ink,1721 . Incest
,422 . Infanticide
,1722. 1nfant dead
,1723 In
dorse,1724. Invalid
,1727. Incense
,1725-6. Ingratitude, 1729. Tu
jectIon, 1731 . Infamy,1734 . Infection
,1732. Injury
,1735. In
corporeal,
"1733 . Interpret
,1767. Inventory
,1828 . Inkstand
,67.
J .
Japan,116-17. Jasper
,161. January
,203 . Jaundiee
,222 . Jail
,
223—4 . Javelin,1540. Jaek of Spades, 2822 . Jack of C lubs
,2817.
Jack of Diamonds,2829. Jaw
,5.
Jetty,8. Jews
,109 Jewess
,110. Jewels
,153-4. Jelly
,135.
Jeer,255. Jessamine
,160. Jerusalem
,170 Jesuits
,749 . Jesus
,
848 . Jews-harp,1766.
J ilt,280. J ig, 344. Jingle, 542 .
Joke,9 . Jockey, 703 . Jolly
,1826.
Jungle, 104. June,136. July
,598. Judgment day, 880. Jump,
1754. Jury,1772 . Judge, 1774. Julep, 626.
Kady, 65. Kalif;66.
18 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
439. London,777 . Lover
,853 . Locked
,1240 Lock
,1238-9 .
Lonely,1719 . Lost
,1745. Lodge, 1967-8 . Lottery
,1969. Locket,
2430. Lock canal,2436.
Lureh,1760. Lunch
,1947. Luxury
, 2267. Lungs, 2386. Luck,2395. Lute
,2416. Lure
,2549 .
Lye, 2191. Lyceum,1362 .
M.
Mayer, 1621. Mast-head,1755.
’
Mass(at), 2228. Mace, 232-3 .
Market,267 . Mad dog, 383 . Marriage, 652 . Master
,659 . Martyr
,
660. Masts,720. Male
,7 45. Mangle, 751-2 . Man
,762-3 . Man
o"war,837. Masks
,1304 . Marble
,1310. May, 1775. Maccaroni
,
1339 . Mahomet,1412 . Masturbation
,1741 . Mails
,1752 . Mayhem
,2218. Mass
,2228 . Masonry, 2237 . Match
,2278 . Map,
2279 . Malice,2280. Marabout
,2283 . Mantle
,2326 Mantel
,2336.
Mantilla, 2332 . March,2334-5. Mandrake
,2340. Maggots, 2342 .
Magnets
,2350. Machinist
,2352. Maiden
,2360. Madness
,2431.
Meeting house,2207. Mediterranean
,1762 . Methodist
,2049.
'Meershaum,2196. Meeting, 2211. Menses
,250. Melancholy
,662 .
Melons,672 . Meteor
,726. Mewing, 761 . Melody
,765. Medal
,
1296. Mermaid,1307. Merchant
,
‘
1320. Meal,1341. Meals
,1343 .
Mercury,1671-2 . Mesmerize
,1689 . Merry, 2356. Mending, 2363.
Medicine,2367. Measles
,2192 .
Milk,2298 . Misery
,2309. Miser
,3310. Minnie ball
,2311. Mid
dle,2059 . Million
,
‘ 2239 . Mice,2297 . Milking, 2 299 . Midwife,
1297 . Miller,1325. Mill
,13 27. Millenium
,1758. Mint
,230.
Minaret,265. Miracle
,295.
_
Mice, 715. Miscarry,784. Mildew
,
2313 . Mining, 2319. Microscop e,2393 . Mimic
,2634 .
Mob,2420. Moss
,2421 . Monitor
,2426-7 . Monument
,2433 .
Mowingmachine, 1682. Mowing, 1683. Morass, 1690. Monster2412 . Mormon
,857. Molases
,1336.
'Moslem,1675.
-Mother, 1680-1’
Mock, 2557 . Moose,688 . Morning, 697 . Mortgage, 7 10. Move
,
744 . Mollah, 764. Mountain,241 . Mosque
,266. Moon
,374 . Mor
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 19
tar425-6. Monkey,502 . Mourn
,2460. Monastery
,2533 . Monk,
2535. Morbid,2736. Money
,477.
Musk, 2739 . Musketoe,2742 . Mullen
,111 . Mulberries
,1 15.
’ Muffled,144. Muse
,235. Muss
,2197 . Museum
,245.
Music, 247. Mutten,701 . Mummy
,730. Musnud, 1295. Mufti
,
237 .Mulatto,623 . Mustard
,1298 . Murder
,1300. Musk
,
”
1302 .
Mustache,I771. Mumps
,2249 . Murmur
,2265. Mud, 2266. Musk
rat,2751. Mush,2796. Mule
,1624.
Myrrh,617. Mystery
,1366. Mystic
,2252 .
Naked,105-6-7. Naval
,685. Navel 673 . Nails
,145-6. Nar
gileh, 2358 . Narrate,2378. Nadir
,2379 . Nap, 166
-7. Native,244 .
Negro, 10-11 . Nests,243 . Newspaper
,347. Neighbor, 707. New
,
743 . Necklace,2105. Nebulae
,27 48. Nets
, 201. Neigh, 832 .
Needles,2584. NewJersey
,2834 .
Nits,638 . NiggerMinstrels, 2 17 . Night, 742. Nile
,2784. Nick
name, 682. Nine
,737.
_
Nightmare, 1550.
Northwest gale, 149 . Nose,748. Nod, 2369 November
,2384.
Nondescript,2359 .
Nursery,2 382-3 . Numbers
,2365. Nurse
,2381 . Nutmegs, 628.
Nuts,629. Nunnery
,2532. Nun
,2534.
O .
Oats,164 . Oak
,17 . Oars; 162 . Cases
,238 . Oaths
,814 .
Observe,
Oblong, 2325. Ob ligation, 2353 . Object,2339 .
October,2329 . Occultation
,
Odalisque,746. Cd, Odd
,2343-4 .
Offence,640. Ogle, 671 .
“Oh!” 2321 .
Oil cloth,123 . Oil curtains
,124 . Ointment
,234. Oil
,2583 .
Old,804 . O lives
,2308 . Oldmaid
,2318.
Onions,24o. Cnanism
,23 36. One o
’clock,
Ooze,
-2723
20 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Opium,2069 . Opera
,2468 .
Orphan 1879 . Ore,633 . Orchestra
,2315. Orion
,2322 . Orange,
2333 . Oration,2341. Orator, 2376. Orgasm, 2737. Ornate
,2561.
Oriental,2722 .
Ostler,2732 . Otter
,2475.
Outlaw,2327 . Outcast
, 2572 .
O verseer, 23 17 .
Own,2586. Owe
,2587 . Owls
,2589.
Oxen,2375. Oysters
, 2478 .
Paradox, 491 . Pale
,
’
2686. Partner,2721 . Pagan, 112 . Paradox
,
491. Parasite,543 . Parsee
,846. Parrot
,
*2864. Panniers,2348 .
Page, 2380. Pant,2385. Parlor
,2391 . Pan
,2710. Panniken
,
2398. Pander,2399 . Palm
,2404 . Pardon
,2406. Party, 2408.
Patrol,2432 . Patron
,2434 . Panther
,2437 . Passenger, 2441 . Pa
cific,2442 . Pantry, 2443 . Pastry
,2449 . Partridge, 2456. Park
,
2462 . Pasture, 2463 . Parody, 2465. Pantomime,2467 . Package,
2469. Passion,2487 . Pad
,2620. Paint
,2495-6. Passport
,
' 2507 .
Pageant, .2611 . Parsley,2619 . Palma Christi
,2624. Palace
,2631.
Panic,2644. Pants, 2646. Paste
,2650. Pail
,2687 . Patent
,2703 .
Pawn,1854.
Pester,2808. Pets
,55. Pearl
,505. Pepper
,206. Person asleep
,
251 . Pestle,472 . Peach
,846. Perilous
,23 61 . Persecute
,2368.
Penance,2401 . Petition
,2402. Pelican
,2405. Pension
,2424 . Pew
ter,2425. Penny
,2457.
, Pelt, 2466.~Pe1try
,2474 . Pen
,2488-9 .
Penis,2593 . Pea
,2658 . Persian
,2504. Pears
,2627. Petulant
,
2633 . Petticoat,2754.
Pimples,2782 . Pine apple
,2917. Piano
,159 . Pincushion
,1048.
P imp, 26 26. Pipe,2651. Pie
,2669 . Pi
,2707 . Pie-nie
,
’
2734.
Pitch,440-1 . Pint
,488 . Pi tcher
,563 . Pink
,2362 . P 1118
,2396
Pillow,2428 . P lgrim, 2429 , Pillage, 2434. Piquant
,2452 . Pirate
,
DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING. 21
2464. Pint,2482 . Pistol
,2486. Pigeon, 2509. Piles, 2513 .
‘ Pitchforlg, 2515.
.Pins, 2582.( Pinch, 2593.
Plague, 2807 . Pluck, 2476-7 . Plunder, 2497. Plaid,2548 .
Plain,2600 Plantation,474 . Plums, 482 . Plugs, 767. Plait, 2328.
Placid, 2372. Play,2373 . Plumes, 2374. Plate
,2388-9 . Plot
,
2648 . Plaintiff,2394
.Pleiads
,2450. Plunge, 2454. Plow, 2505.
Plowmg, 2506. Plaister,
Pork,27 . Post stamp
,125. Pole cat
,47 Pond, 2119 . Polite,
2678. Politics,2702. Porpoise, 2740. Poultice, 2743 . Porcupme,
2758 . Pox,
. 2609 . Post-office,2 610. Pocket, 2613 . Pock-pit,
2614. Pot-pie, 2665: Polygamy, 2 459 . Ponder, 2480. Pour, 2519.
Poverty,2623 . Poach,2390. Point
, #
2403 . Porcelain 2438. Poul
try, 2455. Poker,336-7. Poison
,443 . Police
,Poppy
,2366.
Posy, 557. Potatoes,1450. Porter, 2354-5. Power
,2346. Poetry
,
2607. Poplar,2656. 2657 . Poland
,2746. Porthole,
2805. Pole cat,479 .
Purgatory, 465. Pups,2725. Puppets, Putrid
,2726.
Putty,2731. Pump
,2628-9-30. Pulley
,. Pursuit
,2698-9 .
Purr, 2709 . Purge, 447 .
'
.Punishment, Punch,
496-7. Pun,
Pulpit,
Pure, 566. Pungent, 787. Pur
“ple dress, 1625. Puff, 2618 . Pug nose, 2574 .
~
Puddle,2577. Pud
d ing, 2578. Pumpkin, 2733 . Publisher,2835.
Prize,2502 . Primrose, 2649 . Prism
,2652. Predict
,2653 . Pro
voke,2458. Profane
,2479 . Prison
,2491-2 . Princess, 2500. Pri
aplsm, 2596. Processwn, 2349. Prize-fight , 2330, Prince,2498 .
Proxy,175. Promise
,324. PrOper1y, 494 . Promenade
, 573 . .Prophet
,600. Prepuce
,2351. Preach, 2387. Professor
,2392 . Pro
bang, 2410. Prattle , 24 13 .
”v Privateer
,2451. Prairie
,2603 . Privy,
2605. Praise,2640-1 .
“Primp,2661. Pregnant, 2718 . Prunes
,/ 2727 .
Procuress,2755. Printer
,2756-7. Printing press,
Photographer, 868 . Photograph, 1036; Phosphorus,2922 .
Pyramid,2694
2 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Q .
Quince,71 . Quadrant
,444-5. Quadrille, 495. Quaker
,545.
Quills,567. Quails
,575. Quilts
,2307 . Quiver
,2411 . Quoits
,2414.
Question,2575. Queer
,2597. Quarrel
,2615. Quaff
,2659 . Q ua
droon,174 . Queen
,2763 . Qualms
,490. Quart
,2095. Queen of
Spades, 2823 . Queen of Diamonds, 2828.
R.
Raspberries,2521. Rasp
,2522 . Rattlesnake
,2717. Rabble
,446.
Rake,451 Raffle
,462 . Race-course, 541. Railroad track
,59 .
Raid,450. Raccoon
,581. Rampage, 604 . Rampart
,611 . Rascal
,
1226. Rank,1230. Rainbow
,1360. Rant
,1428 . Raft
,1467 . Ra
ven,1502 . Race
,1616— 17- 18 . Ramrod
,1639. Rap, 1782 . Ram
,
1852 . Rapids,1899 . Rafters
,2312 . Rats
,2117 . Razors, 2104 .
Rattle,2058 Ramadan
,1999 . Ransom
,1950. Rash
,2530—1. Ra
vine,2440. Rations
,2383 . Rags, 2250.
Resuscitate,2493 . Reindeer
,2251. Rel ish
,2210. Repute
,2141.
Report,2099— 2100— 1. Reel
,2130— 31—2 . Relic, 2088.
'
Rectify,2064.
Reproach,2018 . Rector
,2020. Recite
,2035. Reptiles
,2050. Repeat
,
584. Recruit,2543 . Red
,801. Red head
,1065. Red dress
,1635.
Rehearse,851.
’
Reel,667 . Revolve
,1224. Revolver
,1225. Re
venge, 1496. Reaper,1236. Revelation
,1237 . Resist
,1242 . Retort
,
1311— 12 . Refrain,1367 . Reform
,1375. Reap
,1458 . Regalia, 1460.
Refresh,1489 . Reef
,1491— 2 . Recline
,1486. Retreat, 1560. Revo
lution,1630. Reason
,1642 . Refund
,1789 . Redeem
,1847 . Refuse,
1856. Resent,
Reading, 1959 . Relief,1867 . Reprieve
,
Retaliate,1887 . Rearhp, 1997. Remorse
,2005. Repast
,2013 .
Rescue,2015. Regain, 2524. Recover
,2481 . Reminiscence
,2448 .
Remonstrate,2256. Regiments, 2539 . Reflect
,2715— 16. Recipe
,
2719 . Receipt,2720. Revival
,2730. Resurrection
,2996.
Ribs,1038 . Ridge, 1070. Risk
,1102 . Riding, 1227. Rigger,
1241 . River,1340. Right, Rival
,1463 . Right-hand, 1643.
DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING. 23
Ringlets, 1948. Ritual,203 1. Riddle
,2706. Rings(ear) , 2253 .
Ripple,
Ribaldry,2198 .
Rove,1049 . Robbins
,2841. Royalty
,2714 . Roan
,2 Roast
2115. Rostrum,1644. Robe, 1779—80. ROpe, 1781 . 1785.
Rowdy,1792 . Rose
,643 ° Rome
,842 . Rouge, 1256. 1390.
Rosemary,2528 . Rosette
,1473 . Roaches
,1488. Row
,_
1623— 4 .
Roll, 1628—9. Road,1640. Roar
,1982 . Robber
,1961 . Rosioru
oian,23 . d
Rub,2568. Rut
,
’
2839 . Rumors,2554. Rules
,2418 .
Rubbish,2287. Rue,2202—8 . Russett
,2124. Run
,177 . Rustic
,
750. Ruins, 852 . Rum,854 . Rust
,1281 . Rudder,1287. Rubber,
1434 . Runaway,2029; Ruffles
,2040. Runners
,2116.
Rye, 841 .
Rhapsody,1495. Rheumatic
,1793 . Rhinoceros
,1888.
S .
Sacrilege, 2999. Salivate,2800. Salacious
,2800. Sallow
,2921 .
Saw, 2941 . Sanctify,2760. Salvation
,2761 . Salute
,2776. Sage,
2525-6. Samples,2527. Saint
,2546. Salamander
,2632. Sails
,
2516. Sailing, 2518 . Sailors,2517 . Saloon
,2520. Sad
,2337 .
Satin,
Salve,568 . Sabre
,Sack, 843 . Saturday
,1147 .
Sabean,29 . Salmon 589. Sale
, 704 . Salt,705. Saphire
,13 16.
Sandals,13 18 . Sandalwood
,1319 . Saturn
,2288 . Sauce
,2300-1 .
Sausage, 2314.
”
Satidty,2320. Sap,2323 . Sapient,2324 . Sadness
,
2327. Saffron,2419 . Satire
,2423 . Saddle
, 2444-5-6. Sarcasm
,
2453 . Sasifras, 2461 . Sawing, 2494 . Sacrifice
,2410-11-12
Scribe, 3000. Scandal,1885. Scowl, Scenery
,1984. Scab
,
1669 . Science,1986. School
,1670. Scrub
,1673 .
‘
Scour,1684.
Scroll,1674. Scoriae
,570. Schooner, 675, Screen , 1663 . Scare
,
1664-5. Scar,1759 . Score
,2909 . Scrawl
,1678. Scrofula,1679,
Scantling, 1686. Sceptic,1710. Scramble
,1702 . Scream
,1703 .
Scarcity, 2935. Scratch,1704. Scold
,1706. Scald
, Scale,
1713-14-15. Scalawag, 1716. Scarabeus,1717.
A
Scythe, 1742. Scofl‘
,
24 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
1746. Scow,1748. Scissors
,1750. Scorpion
,1756. Scraggy, 1763.
Scarlet, 2735. Scrotum,2643 . Send
,2749 . Scent
,2931 .
Sentenced, 2557. Seeds,2997. Serenade
,2993 . Sea:serpent, 2946.
Servants, 2979 . Sensible,2988. Sea-fight, 2942 . S earch
,2944.
Seraphic, 2925. Serpentine,2135 Seance
,1973 . Segars, 551. Se
raph, 559 . Search-warrant,634 . Seduced
,1301. Seduce
,1303 . Sew
ing, 755. Sewer,1315. Seven
,2540. Seventeen
,2541 . Seventy,
2544. Seven hundred, 2545 Sensation,2635. Se ze
,2638. Sena
tor,.2668. Sentinel
,2770. Seal
,2792-3 . Sell
,2902-3-4. Sexton,
2920. September,2927. Semen
,2981. S ecurity
,2995.
'
Shudder,1989 . Shimmer
, ,1959. Sheen
,1996. Shot
,2242 .
Shut,2243 . Shriek
,2588 . Shoal
, 2642. Show,2647 . Shrill 2688.
Shawl,2695.
. Shirt,2696. Shame
,2700. Shoot
,2241 . Shad
,2204 .
Shot,2 242 . Shut
,2243 . Shopping , 2208 Shop. 2200 Shoat
,1954 .
Shout,1955-6. Shell
,1893-5 6. Shoulder
,1945. Shaggy, 1949 .
Shock,1951-2-3 . Sheep,37 . Shroud
,1761. Shower
,1705 Show
,
1770. Shadow,1784. Ship
, 1825. Shears,1794 . Shearing, 1795.
Shaker,1827 . Shiver
,Sheers
,1870. Shun, 1873 . Sheet
,
1874. Shark,1877 . Shirk
,1883 . Shares
,1878. Shave
,1977-8.
Shovel,1981. Shrink
,2711.
Six,2801 . S ixteen
,2802. Sink
,2145. Signing, 2992 . Sip,
“
2180.
Simoon,2570. Sirocco
,2571 . Significance, 1082. Sincere, 1083 . Si
lence,1084. Simony
,1085. Sickle
,1313 . Signal, 1060. Sign, 2149 .
S imple,1068 . Sit
,1069 . Sidereal
,1072 . Sigh, 1081 . Silly
,188 .
Sift,1039 . Sister, 1041 . Silvery
,Sight see, 1058 . Silver
,
1059 . Siren,1786. Singing, 2086 . Sick
,2133 . Silk
,2134 . Sim
per, 2270. Sixty,2803 . Sidewalk, 2701.
Skunk,2572 . Skittish, 350. Sky
,833 . Skillet
,1844. Skein
,
2645. Sketch,2932 . Skates
,2630. Skirts
,1979 . Skin
,2881.
Sleet,2606. Slaughter-house, 2604 Slewed
,2564 . Sleep
,38.
Slop, 113 . Slam, 708 . Slave
,1808-9 . Slum
,1816. Sledge, 1842.
Sleigh, 1843 . Sleigh-bells, 1868. Slight, 1957-8. Slander,1963.
26. DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
2293 . Stutter,2470. Strict
,2581 . Stagnant, 2606. Steer
,2654- 5.
Stigma, 2662— 3 . Sturgeon, 2664 . Stolen,
Stable,2680.
Straggle, 2681 . Study,2683- 4 . Starve
,2673 . Street
,2693 . Stout
,
2772-3 . Stye,2691 . Stricture, 2580. Stilts
,2677. Stack
, 2277 .
Strawberry, 2273 . Strike,2271. Straw
,1965. Steal, 129-30. Stal
lion,228. Star
,236. Stagé
‘
,379-80. Stork
,492 . Story
,650. Stag,
709 . Strange, 797 . Strange place, 810. Stain,824 . Stairs
,858.
Strain,1174 . Strut
,2693 . Stoves
,69. Stint
,1855. Storm
,2217 .
Stores,2672. Strangle, 2738 .
Sultry,2762 . Suffocate
,2765 Sure
,2767 Subpoena
,2708 Suite
,
2666. Sultan,1493 . Sultana
,1494. Subdue
,1872 . Sutler
,2471 .
Success,560 Sun
,564 . Sunflower
,692 Suck
,845. Suckle
,2895
Sunday,1308 . Sue
,1309 . Sublime
,1314 . Suet
,1462 . Suicide
,
1573 . Sulky,1700-1 . Surplice
,2905. Surplus
,2906. Sugar, 2910.
Sulphur,2876. Supper
,332 . Suttee
,2863 . Sunrise
,2296. Sunset,
2305. Sufl'
ocation,2060. Surety
,2707.
Swordfish,2214 . Swagger, 2215. Swan
,2216. Swivel
,2220.
Swill,2221 . Swallow
,2222-3 . Swine
,2226. Swim
,2230- 1 . Sweep
,
179 . Swift,358 . Swindle
,
* 591. Sword,612 . Sweat
,Swing,
2705. Sweet,
Sympathy,2929 .
'
Syringe, 1687. Sylvan,1685. Symbol
,1876.
Sycamore,1891.
T.
Tax,
Tamarinds,816. Talisman
,507. Tar
,1465. Tall
,
1470— 1 . Table,178. Tame
,459. Tandem,576. Tallow, 613 . Tan
taliae, 1472 . Tadpole,1705. Taste
,1804— 5. Tart
,1807 . Task
,
1942 . Talons,2062 . Taunt
,2032. Tardy
,2038. Talent
,2057.
Tales,2075. Tank
,2077 . Tansy
,2087. Tacks, 2537 . Tacking,
2538. Target, 2753 . Tauny,2850. Tan
,2936. Tannery
,2937 .
Tailor, 2998. Tabby cat,13 .
2 ‘
Teams, 209- 10. Tea,455- 6. Tenpins
,2053 .
‘
Ten, 2865. Terrib le , 532 . Testicles. 1802 . Test
,2012 . Text
,2011 . Terracc
,_
2090.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 27
Teazels,2128 . Terror, 2194. Tetchy, 2752 . Ten of clubs, 2816. Ten
Spades,
Ten of diamonds, 2826. Terrier,2849. Tenants
,2860.
Tents,2871 . Teeth
,2873 . Tuesday
,2879 . Teach
,2883 .
Thunder,49 . Throw
,458. Thrills
,483 . Thorns
,492 . Throb
,
493 . Throne, 498 . Thug, 590. Thread,738 . Thwart
,1940. Thyme
,
2880; Thump,2017. Thimble
,2033 . Throat
,2848. Thaw
,2854.
Thief,2867 . Thanks
,2884. Thursday, 2885. Thrust
,2896. Thrush
,
2897. Thihk,2 901. Three, 2 939 . Thresh
,2994 .
Tiller,484. Tick, 577— 580. Tin
,756. Timber
,1941 . Time
,1943 .
Tiger, 1944. Tinsel,2121. Titty
,2888 . Tickle
,2889. Tilt
,2890.
Tinkle; 2872 :Tools
,2120. -Topaz
,2852. Town
,2887. Tun
,2899 . Totter
,
2900. Toast,2926. Towing, 1461. Torch
,1797. Toddy, 1800.
Tongue, 2107— 8. Tongs, 2660. Towels
,.58 . Toad
,258 . Torrents,
478 . Torment,562 . Torn
,572 . Tombs
,606. Tomato
,608. Tooth
ache,739 ; Tow
,828. Toe
,834 . Tobacco
,838 . Tobacco-box
,133 .
Toll, 1456— 1457 .
Turtle; 2777. Tumblers,2592. Tulips
,303 . Tubs. 3 17. Tumble,
463 . Turners, 588. Turnpike,758. Tumult
,1791 . Tussle
,1845.
Turnip,2003 . Tunes
,2853 . Turk
,2892. Tunnel
,2864. Turkey
289 1. Turnkey, 2893 . Turban,2938.
Tremble,2862 . Trumpets
,2870. Triplets
,2881 . Tree
,2886.
Tripod,
Tribunal,2857 . Trump card
,2858 . Transmute
,2859 .
Trellis,257 . Trembler
,464 . Traps
, 656. Trowel,816. Trading
horses,1555. TrOpliy, 2001. Tropics
,2877 . Trial
,2007. Train
,
2008. Try, 2039 . Travel,2055. Traitor
,2080. Treason 2081 .
Trout,24 73.
-Treat, 2552 . Truss
,2621 . Trag ic, 2704 . Transfer
2855. Tripe,
Trance,2933 . Trust
,2943 . Trot 1414
Twilight, 684 . Twine,
'
2550. Twist,2874 . Twist
,2875. Twin
kle, 2878 . Twmge , 2861 . Types,187.
J .
Ug ly ,806. Unhappy
,395: Uncle
, 757 . Unicorn,3 96. Ulcer
, 680.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Varnish,696. Vanish
,698. Vagina, 818. Vapor
,1323 . Vagrant,
2729 . Valet,2788 . Vampire
,485.
Vegetables, 391 . Verses,394. Vespers
,642 . Verdure
,683 .
Veins,700. Vermillion
,2556. Venom
,2559 . Venerable
,2558 .
Veal,
‘
2565. Venus,2809 . Verandah
,2918.
Village, 655. Visitors,658 . Villa
,68 1. Visits
,687. Vitriol
,721.
Virgin, 819 . Virago, 2560. Vinegar, 2562 . Viper,2566. Victory
,
2769. Vial,2810. Violencello
,2811. Violets
,1600. Violet
,2082
Volcano,657. Vomit
,727 . Vote
,8 17 . Vow, 820. Voice
,822 .
Voyage, 2789 . Vulture,2563 . W.Wasp
,768.Warp
,773 .Watchguard, 126.Wart
,847 .Warrant
,
677. Wake,678.Wardrobe
,690.Wallflowers
,691.Wampum,
693 .Wall,8071Waiting, 857.Watch
,368- 9 .Wanton
,882 .Wail
,647 .Watch-dog, 392 .Wages, 393 .War
,461 .Wallow,
618 .Watchman, 419 . Warble,421.Waste
,639 .Walrus
,641 .Walnuts
,695.Washing, 699 .Wand
,831 .Warn
,849 .Warm
,850.Wales
,2779.Wall ‘
eyes,44.Wade. 297 .Wall street
,Way
lay, 2478 .Waterwalking, 2676.Want,375.Weave
,728 . Well-digger, 1863 . Wealth , 302 . Weasel, 323 .Weeds
,Well
,376- 7 .West
,6 14.Weigh, 648 .Weld
,653 .Welcome
,651.Welsh
,654 .Wen
,679.Wednesday
,1892.Whey
,304.Whale
,615.Wheat, 661 . Wharf
,674 .Whoop
,
712 . Whisper,714 . Whore
,713 . White
,802 . Whist, 839 .Wheelbarrow, 1881 .Whitewash
,1886.Whittle
,1898.Whistling
woman,196.Whaling, 2052 .White dress, 1632 .Wilderness, 1870. Wire, Wishes, 815. Wife
,351-2 .Wither
,359 .Wind
,360.Witness
,404 .Wine
,410.Wine glass,
3 18 . Wig , 329.Wildness,335.Widow’s-w’
eeds,342.Win, 424.Widower
,454.Widow
,
'
453 .Windows,624.Wink
,835.Win
now,844.Wit
,866.Willow
,1858 . Wings, 2 166.Will
,783.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING . 29Wind, fair, 2165.Wind, ahead, 2164.Witch, 860.Winter, 2747 .Worms, 781 .Wolf,627 .Woods
,644 .Wood-pile
,646.Wonder
50.W001, 311.Woolen,312 .Womb
,322 .
'Woolen clothes,341 .Worship
,348.Wounds
,363 .Worlds, 366.Woo
,401.Woe
,Wreck,637.Writ
,676.Wrath
,829 .Write
,1889 .Wrong,
2791 .Wrestle, 315.-Wraith, 345.Wrens
,399 .Writhe
,403 .
Y.
Yam,411: Yawl, 636. Yarrow, 405. Yarn
,649. Yard
,298
9-300.
Yearn,402 Yelp
,229 . Yesterday, 319. Yew
,330. Yell, 855.
Years, 635. Yellow
,Yellowdress
,1627.
Yield,592 .
‘Yoke,
Yolk, 397 . Young, 409.
Zephyr, 883 . Zebra,2841. Zenith, 2846.
Zinc,314. Zodiac, 408. Zohe, 593 .
DREAMS. AND THEIR MEANING.
DREAMSOLUTIONS.
Axe :Whoeverdreamsof this,a royal chancewillsurelymiss.
Cabstell thee thouwilt never gain a kingly crown.
Says“Stand upward,look onward
,and b e not cast down.
”
Dramasseen,proclaima quickly coming ,
prize.
Look out upon the night, but go not till the sun rise.
Daggerssay there’smoney forthee coming fromafar.
Fame forthee’sa verywretched, horrid dream.Showsclearly you’re notwhat to Some youseem.’Tisclear thou’rtwatched by kindly onesabove .
Negroes,male, proclaimthysoul ’sin love ;Femalesof thisrace proclaimabundantwealth— transcendent fame.
ApesShowone of thy fiercest passionstaming down.
Thisdeclarestkou’rt in danger of a loss.If thou *
dreamest of thatwondrousland, go on ; fear not.Faithful beast 1 unharnessed
, good luckwaitsthee.
Good ! Asleep or awake there’snothing can b e better.Oak trees
,long life in povefty proclaim.
Lace cautionsthee beware astronger fetter.A sign of Freedomto dreamyou see a chain .
If you lace while in adream,beware ! Friendsare not what theyseem.
Ifwhite,some think they portendsaddeddeath .
Pray cautiousb e . Speak not above thy breath.A better dreamyou’ve nothad in ayear.
32 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING .
Iceb ergstell thee helping friendsare near .
Dreamswithin dreamsforetell a greatsurprise.
Thy “dearest friend’s,
” thybitterest foe — and lies.Thou’rt destined to rise in the world— that isclear.Thy sorrowandWoe soonwill end — never fear .Whoso shall of a Sabean dream
,strangemysteriesere long Wi ll
know.Who dreamsof thisa troublousjourneysoonwill go .
Themoney you’ve lentwill b e long ere it return .
A “streak of luck” ensueswhene’er thou seest a “heavy burn .
Successfora time upon thine.e ffortswill flow.
“Watch sharplywho served thee,if the truth youwvould know.
Eaglesseen upon the wing, areworse than almost anything 3But if yousee themon the land,he sure that fortune isat handHappy isthe lot of those who dreamof flocksofsheep .
Black-sealed letterscome when thou dreamest ofsleep.
Blacked eyesshowawoman isdeceiving you.
But black eyessay thy loved one’sgood and true.
Eyesof hazel tell of passionate,fiery
,fervent love.
Beware of a vulture disguised asa dove .
Blest art thouwho dreamest of eyesthat are blue .Wall eyesdeclare the “ loosening ofascrew.
”
A bull— great honorsflowtoward thy name .
Thy coffersshall with treasuresteem.Be coaxed awake
, youf all if coaxed youwere in dream.Chalkshowsa failure In thy present game .
A royal fortune followsthunder.
Be sharp,else fail
,if in sleep you wonder.
Anger in thy dreamforeshowstemptation— guile.
A letter froma distant Isle.
Thy sonsshall live ‘long in the landThy thoughtsare unworthy aman .
Some one owesthee a debt— thouwilt lose it. ‘
34 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
5
86. NO b etter thing can happen thee than dreaming o f a hemlock tree.
87 . Fermentation, shouldst thou it behold,Provesthy amorosa false— thou’lt certainly b e sold .
”
88. If fat, bad luck nowhoverso ’erthy head89 . Lean onesshowthou’lt never want forbread .
90. L‘
umpsof gold -betoken change in life.
Gold coin (not sovere igns) — thou’rt hated by thywife .
92 . The dreamsabove aremale ; b ut if awoman see great lumpsorsmall
,a happy lot hath she .
93 . Gold coin towomen ‘
tellsof illnessdire.
94. Gold plate to either, Speaksof lossbyfire.
95. Newfieldsof gain are Opening . Enter in .
Hornetstell ofsorrow,a foreign death andsin ;
97.Whoso, in dream,shall a bloody duel see, or fight,May look fortrouble great and deep, and that before another night.
98. Best easy All thy foesareweak . All fail,
‘who do thy ruinseek99. Good, if thou’rt the
.
v ictim— a loving friend thou’lt quickly see.
100. Bad if done unto aman— but cattle —then prosperity .
1 . Cats(not utab by) indicate untruthfi deceit .
2 . But catsin love,orkittensneat,some one preparesforyou a treat.
3 . Spy glass* beware the first “dear friend” yousee4 . Some one conspiresagainst your liberty5. Nakedmen bring ill to thy name .
6. Thou art condemned— though not to blame.
Children bare,ofstrife beware .
8 . Ba‘ldnessshowthou hast been lying,Andshould b e otherfisha frying .
9 . Beware .when thoushalt see Christ-killing Jews,There’sdanger thoumayest name andmoney lose .
110. But dreamof lady Jews,like Leah
,of rosy lip,
You’ve a royal chance to choose,norpry’thee let itslip .
1 . Mullen—most holy dream! There are angelsnear thee now.
2 . Pagans— beware, thy,
true love breaksa vow.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 35
Death’sbusywith thy, relatives— butmoney b ringsto thee.
Rest certain,thatwithinamonth you’ll pay a doctor’sfee.
Mulberries— passion,anger, violentwordsdoshow.
Japan,the country
,showsthat thou’lt receive a heavy b low.
Japan,theware
,says“Don’t b esuperstitious
Prodigiesdeclare yourmind israther vicious.A labyrinth— thou’rt nearly free fromall thy troub le.
A consultation provesthywealthwill never doub le .
Brick chimneys-Ahappiness, busy life and peace foretell .Green b lindsare lucky; and thy distant friendsarewell .Oilcloth
,look out— a
.
wicked plot isbrewing .
Oiled curtainsgive success. Go on,and keep pursuing .
Postage-stampspresage disaster, trouble, grief.Watch-guardsor keys, thou’ltsurelyfind rel ief.Isbad
,if fromthy sex
,to injure thee a plan
’sbeenmadeNot so
,if Opposite; b e not of thy bitter foesafraid.
Good newssoon comesif in a dreamthussinningBut if otherssteal fromthee thy troublesare beginning .
Showsthou hastsailed,orwillsail
,o’erdeepandstormywaters.
Betokenshappymarriage, and a tr00p ofsons— no daughters.Tobacco-boxmeansmoneywithout felicity.
Lead pencilsShowa prisoner throughdeathwillsoon b e free.Wealth and honorsplentiful, kind fortune givesto thee .
Looksharp— strange ,
luck nowhoverso’erthy path .
Coalfiresshowtho‘
u need’st not fear thy foe’svindictivewrath.Coal, not aglow, a o ‘ tarreisomewith thee areseeking.Hay
-fields—hav growmg. greatsuccessdenote .
Hay-fieltlsr shay cut , . ny luck iS
‘
all afloat .
Havamows,empay. thy coffersFortunefills.{clavmowa Hull . beware ofsuddenills.Mutts. worn orunworn, areharb ingersof joy.
36 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
To dreamthy nailsare shar pand long, b eware, forthou art doingwrong .
Iron nailsare good, they tell, thy ’flicted onesare getting well .Girl-children
,alas! bring sorrow defeat.
Boy-children,strange facesthou’lt speedilymeet.
If.on a vessel, good . Still better on the Shore .
If thou art in a cabin andsailing on a gentle sea,Beware
,Oh
,friend
,I fear an end comesto thy prosperity.
Beltsare b ad,they/
showthouwilt b e sued at law.
But beltswithfeathersshowescape e’en frombeneath the lion’s,
paw.
Jewelry isexcellent when seen upon another.But on thyself
,thou’rt lied to by a nearerthan abrother
Lettuce tellsthat envy frustratesyour subtle plan.
Earthen jarsbring wealth to the woman and theman .Whoever dreamsof the back of a tree,a long lost friendwill
shortlysee.
Dog’sbark heard, the dog unseen
,betokensfickle love
Ifseen and heard,thy friendwill loyal, constant prove .
Jasmine,royal Jasmine I bearethhealing onhiswing .
But Jasper heraldsmourning —thou’lt feel a bittersting.
Oarsshowthat then wiltshor tly go astray .
Move not,act not, danger
’sin theway.
Oats, gré vving, good . Oatsthreshed out are better still.DensShowthat thou wilt sufferthrough stub b ernessof will.Dreamest thou tak’st a nap, ere long thou’lt have a greatmishap.
But if a thick, long nap you view, a long, fast, love, afirmandtrue .
”
Somebody’swi fe isfalse— know’st thouSuccessattendsthe knitter— now.
Showsthou’rt deceitful— broke thy vow.
If in a dreamy ou notice earsor ear,Go strait ahead
: you nothing have to fear.
DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING . 37
172 . Pleasuresand plenty bestrewthine onward path.
3 . Thou’lt b e subjected to a coward’swrath.
4 .Whoeverseesinsleep a Quad. or Octoroon,Will have a love affair— and very soon.
5.Whate’er isdone in dreamsby proxyProvescuckoldoml “Ah
,homy doxy
6. Satin, good luck bringthunto thee?
Nomatterwhat itsformor color chance to be.
7 . Blest are they,who in a dreamshallrun
,
Great honorscome to such, all through a nobleson.
8 . if you behold astand, or table,Towin your way it provesybu able .
9 . Bitter foe‘
stowardhimcreep, who, when in dream-land, shallsweep .
180. A Derwish,ha?Why then look '
out,AfritsandDevilsare about.
1 . Forbear the deed thou fainwouldst do !2 . Keep In to-night, or else you
’ll rue.
3 . Bread, eaten, isgood ; to thesick bringeth health .
Candy-w long life to thyson, and greatwealth.
5. Beggarsare fortunate— but notwhen relieved .
6. To dreamyou forgive— you’resurely deceived.
7.
“I’d not have such a dreamfora hundred thousand pounds.”8. To dreamyou’re growingsilly,showsit based onsol id grounds.”9 . Curlsseen on .men betoken pain
190. On Women,farmore lossthan gain .
If thou feelest awe,thou’lt surely . lose thy case at law.
2 . Blest Ishewho dreamsof calomel .3. Brooms
,not used
,thou’lt certainly dowell .
‘
4 . Bribes, given, say
“Beware offire5. Received, thou
’lt gain thy heart’sdesire.
6. Bugsatell of crimesthou fainwouldst hide.
7. Cactusforeshowsa fall of pride .
38 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Awhistling woman — cacklmghen ? Oh,flout it
,
Asleep '
orawake are devilishw there’snomistake about it9 . Surprise awaitswhoeversees
,insleep
,a butterfly .
200. Cabbages, a disappointment doth imply.
1 . NetsShowthou’rt ’menab le to blame .
2 . Ladles,that you’ll b e brought toshame .
3 . A tall,dark friend of thine isill .
4 . Successdependsupon thywill .5. Danger besetsthy route . Beware I6. Bad ; badnessfloatson th’ very am7 . Dreamest thouwith heat or toil thou’rt sweating,Thou hast not proper cause forfretting.
8 But If thy sweating face youwipe,Fresh joy forthee isnearly ripe,
9 . Teamsare good,when fat, but poor,210: Betoken thievesare at thy door .
1 . Amber bringsriches, thussaith therules.2 . BooksShowthat thou’rt the sport of fools.3 . Adultery
,partieswilling, Showqueermorals— that isall I know.
4 . Thy cup of life’sfast running out,very soon ’twill go.
5. True,true astruth-“ beyond a donb t
, you see.
6. Beware,thy tongue hathbeen too free .
7 .
“A sick of fitness” threatensthee .
8 . DrOpsymnone dreamit but these who hate rightwell .9 . Colic pangsshowthat you have kissed
,and didn’t tell .”
220. There’sreason good why thou’rt afraid.
I. At distanceseen,isgood, I ween .
2 .
“Five bastard children thouwilt rear .
3 . To see ajail denotesa great surprise .
4. In jail— alas!my friend, thou’rtsuffering fromlies.5. I fear you
’re too easily raised by a puff.6. Berries— kindsthe road you go isvery rough.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 3 9
Thy troubles’proach aspeedy end.
Be deaf to onewho’ll ask thee cash to lend.
Be sure thyworst foe will come to thee forhelp.
’Tisgood to dreamof fabricatingmoney.
Eat nofishorfowl ormeat,norsugar, on thehoney sweet .
Mace, the Spice, bringslossof fame.
Mace, aclub,meanschange of name.
Thy conductmakesthy friendsquite sad.
Eremany daysthy Spiritwill b e glad .
Spiritsare around the dreamer of astar.Good news
,mixedwith ev il cometh fromafar.
CasesIn a desertwild, thou’lt parent soon a pretty child.
Art thou impaled on any sort of spears,banish sorrow, banish
Onions, to a pregnantwoman, forerunsason, great, ultrahuman.
MountainsShowa clear and pleasant -road .
If thou ascend insleep, awake thou’lt bear a load .
Nestsof fowls,birdsof the air, all thunder in thine ears, Be
wareTo see
,thy natal place betokensthou art in disgrace.
Museums— Rome one disturbsandwretchedmakesthine home.
If thou hearest a cowsay “Moo 1” b e sure great luck’sin store
The songsof angelsare sounding throughThy loving gone oneslove thee.
still,th thou hast
beenRest certain that in landsab ove theywatchthy pathwith earnest
love,
They call thee thusat night, andsay Arise !” pursue a betterway.
Fert ile fieldssuccessportray .
Deeds suitsat lawand l‘
oss” —dosay.
4O DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
250.When thisisseen,or felt
,or known , thy troublesforayear have
flown.
1 . If you behold a person sleep, before three daysthere’scause toWeep .
2 . Assassination showsthat thou wilt prosper . Nevermind theHow.
”
3 . Trust nothing in silk;satin, cotton, ordimity, oldmaid or virginvirago divinity .
”
4 . Take word ofman norwoman fora year - theywill deceive thee .
5. Go strait ahead,then nothing hast to fear, believeme .
6 . Some dev ilish rascalsseek to block thy road .
7 . Pursue thy plan, but don’t in turn b e jealous.There’ssome one play’shimfalsewhoever dreamsa toad .
9 . Than tonsof gold I’d rather dreamof Domes.
260. There'
snought but gladnessin thy‘ quaintance’ homes.
1 ,\Lossbyfire to whose dreamshe seesthe rolling earth .
2 . Muchmoney comesto thee through the accident of birth .
3 . A tall, lightwoman hates, andmeansto do thee ill .And then poor child
,fail but forlack ofwill.
5.When thou beholdest aminaret,thenWIpe thine eyesand cease
to fret .
6. Mosquesshowthy foe isin a tremor.7. Marketsbring anguish to thee sickly dreamer.
8 . Proclaimsvile scandal in thy track .
9 . Thine absent one iscoming back .
270. Showsthy confidence betrayed .
1 . A hostile army standsarrayed.
2 . Amariner’scompasssays,
“Unsettledmind3 . A carpenter’s
,that thou a treasure soon willfind.
4 . Thymarriage b ed hath been, or perchancemaybe defiled.
5. Without the pale ofwedlockwert thou born,0,child ‘
I”
6. A dreamlike thisbetokensdeadly hate.
42 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
Downy thingsprefigure childrenwise .
Factoriesadmonish thee to b esure and temporise.
Clocksgoing tell thy deathisyet afar.Wool,shownewspapersmake on thee relentlesswar.Woolen fabricssay that death isnear.Behold I say thou nothinghast to fear.Zinc prefigureslossof living stock .Wrestling foretokenslossby onewho wearsa frock.
Thisfruit saysillnessthreatensthee .
And this,that thou fromhappinessart free .Wine-glassproclaimsrich treasuressoon.
Thouwilt speedily dance unto another-tune .
Coachseen, preposesnewsuccessto.
theeSeen and ridden in
,then fallest in yearsthree.
Blessed,whoever dreamsof thewomb .
Thisisa herald to death and the tomb .
Deathhasstricken one near and dear to you.
Seek change of place ; thy2 friends” are all untrue.A cookpredictsasudden fiery trial.Legal and loyal— alas! prefigureslossofpeace.
Arrowsdeclare thy troublessoonwill.
cease.
A wig annoncesthouwiltmeetwith a denial.Yewtreesmarriage andhappy timesoprognosticate.Applesare good— showyouwill conquerhate.
Supper good newsb rings— but followed by disaster.Zephyrsbringsthe newsthatWantwill be yourmaster.”Divorce isdamnab le, asleep orawake.Wildnessbetokensthere’ll aheart forthee b reak.
A pokerseen,means Carefully proceedPoker— the game your very heartwill bleed.
Bluff— a hill— aperil you’
llsurmount.Bluff— the game— no tongue thy losscan count.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 43
340. Admission to aplace,says, Strike.whilestrike youmay.”Woolen cloth— you’re going far— tostay.
2. Abad dream, this— look out forsore temptation.
3 .Weedsshowyou not all rightwithin.
“Such a dreamconveysa badprognostication.
A ghost '
of a living onemeanssorrowwithout reason.6. Thismythic dame portendsdomestic treason.
7. NeWSpapersor. journalsmean “mischief isbrewing.
Themanwho Inj ured thee,hisconduct Isrueing.
Talkingmuch '
In dreamsIS rather a good Sign.
350. Skittishness,soon thou’lt be asked to dine.
l . Unmarried, ’ tisbad to dreamof thywifeMarried, beware of a quarrel and strife.
3 . Excrement— human— bringsrichesto thee.
4 . Animalsn kinds- frombondsthou’ltsoon be free.5. Purple isalway ghost-produced—most excellent isit.6.Woe attendswhoeverdreamshehasor seesthisfit.Waiting in dreamsmeansdispatchwhen ‘
you awake .
8. Swiftnessin sleepsays, Dowell fbryour own sake .
”
9 .Wither— thisindicatesprosperity inwhatsoe’er you do.
360.Wind, meansa balance of luckwill fall to you .
1. Desert showsplainly thou’rt in danger of asnare.
2 . Abandon,meansthe sick one needsthy gentle care .Woundsseen proclaima friendship true and brave.
“Creamin thy coffee ever,
” thisdreamsaysthoushalt have .
Appeal - if such tho‘
u‘make, do good henceforth forthine own
6.Worldsdreamed of Showthy heart islike to break.
Release,looksharp— the chainshang o
’erthee now.
8.Watch,silver,showsthat thou hast broke thy vowWatch, gold, proclaimsgood luck unto the dreamer.Bowels, thou’rt like to fall a victimto aschemer.
44 DREAMS, AND’
THEIR MEANING.
Felon,if you ,
see one and try to cure it, bringsthe cash ;Felon, if one addressthee,with a friend thou’lt surely clash.
Den’sisgood, thou'
lt conquer by thy'trying .
Moon showsa dear friend of thIne isdying.Want,thou’rt on the verge of wealth and guilty gain .Well - the expressionshowsthou’lt b e subject to painWell
,to see one showsawicked pit beneath thy feet .
Louse,a friendwithmoney soonwill youmeet .
Stage, to ride in, tellsof journeysto b emade by youStage, theatrical,somewicked one doth thee pursue.
Doctormeansdeath,also lessby flood andfire .Wantonsseen Showthe .thing youmost admire .
Dog, rabid,meansasudden gain ofmany friends.Fear showssome use you fortheir prIvate ends.Threaten others
,declare you’
ll escape a great snareIf you are threatened in sleep,when awake pray beware .
Ducksmean false friendssurround you by the score.
Dates,the fruit,shows'a lossthrough ascandalousbore ;Datesheard orseen, tellsof newsfromthe deep .
Death seen showsdanger to the seenin theirsleep .
Vegetablesmeanwant,whenmixed up together.Watch-ddg, your luck and health’slike April weather.Wagesreceived or paid,showdisappointment sore .
Versesg ive luckwithin aweek, and perhapsbefore .
Unhappy insleep,meanshappinessawake.I
Unicorn,a trouble threatensthy poor heart to break.
Yolk of eggspresage forthee amaster new.
Yokesdeclare a lie,told by one seeming true.Wren
,wrensbring peace unto the troubled heart.
Shroudsportend happinessthatwill not soon depart.Woe in thy sleep, theu’ll prosper in thy waking .
Yawn in thy dream—thy friendsare thee forsaking .
DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING . 45
403 .Writhe—méansescape frommany a bitter thrall.4 .Witness
,declaresthou’lt triumph after all.
5. Yarrow,old age forthee isset on Nature
’sbook .
6 . Cooked applesshowthou art_b y friendsforsook .
7 . Beermeansa deathwill bring thee gold in store .
8 . Zod ac showsthou ’ll triumph nevermore .
Young— being aged,showslife forthee islong .
416.Wine showsthy friendswill sell thee forasong .
Yamsshowthou’rt going to have a bitter strife .
2 . Arms,human
, good ; not so the thingsfortaking human life .
Before,isb ad- deception— by a husband or awife .
Airs,show/ thee thy conceit will soon b e taken out o ’ thee.
5. Abject in sleep,thou
’lt shortly reach a plane of great prosperity.
6. Aground, thy bark of lifewill sail into a port of friendly View.
7. Amalgamation —merely tellstheewhat theworld iscoming to.
8 . D ixie— if there,showscoming crepsof luck.
9 .Watchman proclaimsin bargainsthou‘st been stuck .
”
420. Academy,saysplainly,
“g ive thy children education .
”
1 .Warble,isgood, and tellsthy Spring of love isnigh.
Brandy,of all thy se-called friendshewary.
~ shy.
3 . Black luck,fora day, if you dreamof the North pole.Win— others,showsthy passionsneed control .
Mortar,mified
,
’
isgood, a friend istrue to thee6. Mortar — a gun
— keep still, thy !tonguehasrun’
too free.
7 . Bedridden, thou, proclaimsawondrouslife foryou .
8 Calico,wquestionab ly b ad, unlessitscolor’sblue.
9 . Eclipsed you are by a farmore knowmg star .
”
430. Confinement,fromsome pleasure ’sfate will you debar .
1 . Raisins,harbor no longer the vile thoughtsthat beset you.
2 . ,Scoff,b emore delib erative
,andwhat you’re doing, DO(
3 . Politics,you’re neglecting your best interests, so saysthe dream
4 . Elepe, the fortune that awaitsyou isricher farthan cream.
DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
Reinsmean hold fast,stir not
,sell not
,keep all you hav e .
Scrapes, gotten into, prove you are Passion’sslave .
Scraping aught,meanschange of life and change of fortune too .
Ambush saysasplain asday, My friend , b e careful now.
Lower,if thusyou do,you
’ll rise amain,to fortunemake a b ow.
Pitch— sticky pitch,'sayswealth to thee ere long will flowPitching thingsabout, a very carelesswaking life doth Show.
Band ~ cordsor straps,meansdanger froma distance .
Poison given- taken — prepare forstrong resistance.
Quadrant-shape,meahshealth
,withmuch ungodly gain
Quadrant the instrument,that you willfind atreasure in a lane
Rabble,meansdistressof head andsorenessat the heart .
Purge, take better care of body. Death wieldshisawful dart .Throwanything in dream,means havemore circumspection .
”
Danger,warnsyou of a foewith wondrousrecollection .
Railsshowan interference,unjust
,in your affairs.
Rake,instrument
,says
,Friend
,take not somany airs
Rakes,used
,say, spendthrift
,stop thywaste in time .Widow
,that thrice you ’ll wedwithin your youthful prime .Widower,showssorrowforthe loved and early dead .
Tea the herb, you sufferfromthingsthat have b een said ;
Tear-the gneal, good luck, a name fromscandal free.
Famine,no fortune e
’erbefell asthat thou soon shall see .
Stroke — a blowisgood, b ut stroking down isbet ter.Tame beastsoncewild
,beware of lovc’sstrong fetter.
Snuff,saysruin
.
staresthee in the facewith powq to escapeWarmeansconcord,happinessand blissin every shape
Evening rafflespresage lossof goodsby day or n ightTumble
,showsthat you will gain where otherslose and fight.
Trembler seen,sayscaution your conduct’sbad I deem.
Fevery excitement produced thisdreadful dream.Bail
,to dip out
,showsfriends, around thee draw
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
'47
Bail,to appear
,you’llwin a case in law.
8. Coltsdenote recovery of lost fame.
9 . Curses— beware foreven thy best friendsdo thee b lame .
470. Banks— cold heartsthou yet shallmeet in life.
1 . Policemen are symbolso f hatred andstrife.
Pestlesshowwidowhood,or else a divorce.
3 . Bronze,willsubject thee to anger and force.
4 . Plantationsshowa happy-temperedmate .
5. Bandits— a cautionmyou’re followedwith hate.
Sad fortune forthee to hear a refutation .
Money— “ you’ll rise through a grand Speculation.Torrentsmeanmalevolencewhere better isexpected .
Pole-catssay thy offersare One and all rejected .
480. Balesof goods, showfriendship uite fraternal.
1 . Counterfeitsin paper imply ahailred quite infernal .2 . Plums
,showthy foe
‘
willmeetwith retribution.
'Ihrillsfelt,warn thee of danger and pollut ion .
Tillers, to steerwith,speak of physical prostration.
Vampiresshowthy chamber needeth ventilation .
6. Punishment,thou’lt b e ofservice to the State.
Pintsofanything denote a changeful fate .
8 . Egypt—~youmay safely depend on your brains.9 . Aged people— disease thy vitality drains.
490. Qualms, of the stomach,soon will bring change about.AParadoxwarnsthee of failure4 no doubt.
Thornsindicate asudden enfranchisementTh1obsfelt in dreams, prognosticate debility .
Property - thou’lt never have,fromnowto thy senility .
5. Quadrillesare ausp1c10usof a coming good suggestion .
6. Punch— the drink— says,Answer ‘No to the next important
question 3”
7 . PunclI —thefigure— says, plainly, “You’re a fool .
48 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
498 . Thronemeansthat you are unwise— taken asa rule .
9 . Scornmeanssurprise— but one youwill not like .
590. Almeh— dancing girlsShowfortune, if youwill but strike.
1 . Apronmeansconception of a very charming daughter .
Monkey,saysyou’ll take aj ourney over water
,
3 . Altarsplainly showthat thy conduct (morals)must b emended .
4 . Cedar,royal cedar
,showsthy troub le’snearly ended .
5. Pearls, good fortune
’scoming through a.scheme .
6 . Art,in any case, iswhat ’tisvery good to dream.
7 . Talismansdo Showluck in gardening .
8. Beach,to thee dothmany treasuresbring.
9 Abbey,says,“Fear not— all thy secretsarewellk ept .
”
510. Bunsshowthou’ltweep asnever yet youwept .
Heat of thefire isvery bad foramaid ;2 . Heat of the sun says
,Never b e afraid .
”
3 . Abbot,saysplainly
,Be a little
\more exclusive .
Ace— alone— tellsi thee thy hopesare quite delusive.
‘
5. Harrowssay fortunesmay b e easily won .
6. Beatitude— thy sorrowhasscarcely yet begun.
7. Ac robat— look out some “friends” of thine are falling off.
8 . Acting sacrilege in sleep, you’ll shortly hear the sneerand sco lf
9 Heavenly thingssay, clearly, Look out b e very shrewd l”
520. Heaven itself proclaimsyou shortly will b e sued .
1 . Ale,a certain sign three-fifthsof all. thy friendsdeceive thee .
2 . Basketsfull of flowersunto thy fruitful lot shall b e.
3 . It isprophetic of good to dreamof beeswax .
4 . Hoodsshowthat thy pat ience will soon feel a tax .
5. Artist— b ehbld,O dreamer ! a newand high career
'sahead.
6. Healthy thyself,Showsthy best friend isdead.
7. Hedgesg ive annoyance, discomfort and pain .
8 . Adieu,some vanished friendsrelent and come to thee again .
9 . Herbsshowcoming illness— nothing issurer .
DREAMS, AND ,THEIR MEANING .
I’ll'
venture to predict foryou a partner silly— odious, tooHair-brained dreamer, the very dead are g ivmg youwarning .
Over-fastidiousfool,cease thiswretched scorning
Be bold and dashing, undismayed, unshrinkingDon’t let the priestshave all try a l ittle of home-thinking .
Thisdreamproclaimsthat the Devil isdead having slipped on'
the ice,and brokenhishead
Some one you denunciates, curses, Scoldsand execrates,
Cease,cease thy sanguinary thoughts, d.
’
ye hear ?
Your sweetsare turning bitter to continue so,I fear .
You’re losing a chance— look sharp— think better of it ;Thy conduct isnot just the thing : there ’sbetter thingsto covet .Thisisthe friendly ghost that seeksto give youwarning.
You’ll never gain your end by cajoling or fawningThisisa Sign that you
’ve been wrongly doing ;And thisprovesyou areWisdom’sway pursuing .
You triple your wealth in lessthan three years.IS asignal that nowyoumay banish your fears] ;And thisShowsyou surely will
‘
shed bitter tears.The t icking of awatch or clock preparesthee forasudden Shock.
Crowsbring good news— thy foeman hath forg iven thee .
Crowing, heard, proclaimsa lossof chal acteI to b eTickson dogsare good— thy fortune
’sl ike a rock .
To-day beware ofamaiden with blue eyesAnd look thou sharp forawonderful surprise .
Be not alarmed,thy way isrough b ut certain .
Cheer up, forFate nowl iftsa better curtain.
Ah,ha thisshowsyour heart issadly torn .
Good luck to-day, assure asyou are bornAmurderousliehasjust been told of you.
Saysa certain tale, you
’re rather false than true .
Good omen, this. Amarriage -feast takesplace .
590
1
2
3 .
4 .
6.
00
10
8 .
610.
1 .
2 .
mecu9m620.
:\DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Howgood l the sun shinesbrightly in thy face.
AlasI forthee,thyschemeswill neverwork.
Some one pursues,withmalice like a Turk.
Predictsasudden journey acrossan inland sea.
Says, “Don’t b e troubled— ~Death willset you free I”
Proclaims, that you have slandered your best friend .
Announcesthat your troublessoonwill end0,doubter
,see ; good luck
’sforthee in store .
Apleasure-tripwith friends, some nine or ten, ormore.
Reluctant b e to day there ’sdanger. Go 3prevent it600. A foul ofi‘erwi‘ll ’b’emade— resist it and resent it .
Trouble approaches3”
but be not thou afraidWoe,bitterwoe
,thou forthyselfha 13made
Confusion’sin thy soul pray,calmitsbreast .
Lookslike badmnews-v -some one hath gone to rest .
N0 better dreamthan thisone could there b e.
A long-lost friend e’en nowapproachesthee
Thou knowest thy foe; I pray, beware ofher.
And thy good namehassuffered through aslur .
GamblerswouldhaiLthisdream-“ presag lng gain .
Foreseeingmen acknowledge thismeansrain .
And thou wilt suffer by some after—clap .
Portentousthisofsorrowandmishap ,Through trusted friends dishonorablemean .
Sunshine g ildsthy head :w there’striumph in the sheenWest
,ShowsHeaven ’sgateswill Open
x
forthee soon .WhalesShowthy conducthasbeen silly asa loon .Whet,prepare forslander of the living and thy dead .
Myrrh,incense
,fame and honor descend upon thy head.Wallowing, richesindicate— b ut gotten through _
a crime .
Sodomy, great peril threatenstheewith deathwithin thy prime .
Soapshowsyou are to blame,yourmind’sunclean
,impure
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DREAMS,
.AND THEIR MEANING .
Family showsthy happinessisto very long endure .
2 .Woe b ringsjoy and gladnesson themorrow.
3 .
4 .
5.
6.
7.
8 .
9 .
630.
1 .
2 .
Mulattoes,say
“Alas thou’lt not escape great sorrow.Windowsspeak of prying foolswho would thy‘secretstell.South
,tellsthee that the absent ishealthy,wealthy, well .
Julep isa bad dream— thou’ lt suck sorrowthroughastraw.Wolf,b e careful
,else you lose— not gain asuit at law.
Nutmeg ,meanschicanery, cunning, treachery foul .Nuts
, you’ll rise
,andshine . and triumph . andall thy foeswill howl
.
Castinets,alas poor child thou hast not found thy soul-mate .
Cold,you’ll play a trick worth two of theSe who do thee hate .
Blast-furnace, .means contentment you’ll . still rise high and
higher .
Ore,beware
,0,dreamer
,forthou standest knee-deep in themire .
Search-warrant— there ’sfrailty in thy family— and very bad it is,
.too .
Yearsdreamed of,Showshotsaimed at thee— and theymiss, too .
Yawl boats,presage stormy daysSpent on astormy Shore.
5
6
7 .
8
9
Wrecks,Showthee prosperouswhen the present grief’snomore .
Nits,
’
crush thy foes— b e quick and do it Speed ily .Waste,by others
,tellsthy ruin’ssoughtmost greedily .
640. Offence, given orreceived,says, Danger
’sin thy path,my
friend.
”
1 .Walrus. isvery bad andshowsto grief there isno end.
2 . Vespers,tell thee, “live, truly, highly, nobly, grandly,well.”
3 . Rose,tellsthee Superstition’son the road to hell.
4 .Woodsare knowledge that thou’st bitter feesto quell.5. Cuts
,showthou’dst betterpurchase than to sell .
6.Wood-pile,cautionsthee to lay upstore forwintryweather.
7 .Wailing, showsthou’lt cry, and laugh,mourn and rejoice toge ther.8 .Weighing,shows" that you are not half asgood assome folks
DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING. 53
649 . Yarn,any color tellsthee/ thou’l t lose— and through the drink .
650. Story, told thee by another, Showsthou’rt hated by thy.b rother.1Welcome, given or received,showsthy confidence betrayed.
2 . ,Marriage says, Go in andwin
,norever b e dismayed .
”
3 .Welding iron, Showsthat you have a lover good and true .Welsh,people
,aremost excellent to dreamabout .
5. Village, there’sa rascalwatching you
“
beyond a doubt.6. Traps
,Speak theword of caution in thine ear.
7 . Volcanoes’say, Go on ; you nothing have to fear .
”
Visitors,bring trouble, nomatterhowthey come .
Master,silence indicates- b e circumspect, b e dumb .
660. Martyrs, tell of treacherywithin thine own domain.Wheat,showsyou’ll never die of “information on the brain? ”
2 . Melancholy,says
,Look out fora Slice ofwedding cake .
Canes,Show/ that you, orsome one
,isdeceitful asasnake.
Feed,seen,sayspoverty isthine fora year anda day.
5. Feet,that you’llsoon travel ajourney faraway.
Cows,say plenty, provided you den
’tmilk them.Deluge, givesvour foesthe Slip and tellsyouhowto bilk ’
em.Farewell
, givesa great surprise, andmoney by the gallon too .
Faintness,says,
“Weak head“
,why don’t you act, and doing,DO.
”
670 Feints,meanmischief fromared-headedwoman .
I. Ogle,saysyour conduct Isprincely— superhuman.
2 . Melons,say a long farewell to one you hold so dear.
3 . Navel,showsseduction,marriage, death, are near.4 .Wharfs
,tell of good fortune
,
fromoverstormyseas.5. Schooners
,say your later lifewill b e repletewith ease.
6.Writs,destruction Showto all yourwell-laid schemes.
7 .Warrants, tell you that thesun of fortune on you beams.8 .Wakes
,tell of trialssore
,and triumph at the end.
9.Wen, picturesrotten friendship, andsays, “Your conductmend .
680. Ulcers,bring infamy to one quite nearto thee.
54 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
Villa,riches
,love portrays
,and boundlessliberty.
NicknamesShowyoumay on luck depend ;Ve
'
rdure tellsyou plainly you have gained a friend .
Twilight your star isfilling— look out fornumber 1 3Naval showsyournext child will b e a viciousson .
Commonsseen or walked are good, no doubt of that,Visitsmade by you Showyour fortune’sfalling flat .
Moose are good, rare fortune tendsyou now3Curtainssay, beware a trick ascurvy one
,I trow.Wardrobesshowgreat plenty ofscandal to your name 3Wall-flowersgreet you handsomely, and bid you hepe forfame .
Sun-flowersShowneglect by you of friendsmost true ;Wampum,there’ssome one on your blind sidemeaning ill to you .
Indians,Showyou’
ll lose a friend by drinking .Walnuts,say Be careful who helpsyou do your thinking .
Varnish,sho'wspretended friendsare plotting nowyour ruin.
Morning,saysgood luck foryou isnowa brewing .
Vanish,meansdisaster
,trouble and cursing .Washing,says Be watchful of the very onesyou’re nursing .
Veins,Showangerhasdisturbed your chance of gain ;
Mutton, that you'
ve lately put a dear old friend in pain .
Heifer,meansamarriage, if they're not in season .
Jockey,says
,Be careful— you 11 have abundant reason .
Sale,warnsyou to b e on your guard against deceit 3
Salt,that you astreak of luck are soon tomeet.
Dutch,dreamof
,meansbeggary, bankruptcy and debt .
Neighbors, thatsome will soon cause you to fret.Slam
, garbled truthhasjust been told to you .
Stag— chagrin, irritation, dejection, pain, too .
Mortgage— tranquility, fortitude willhearyou safely on.
H00ps,showthat you yet rankwith the.“ton .
’Whoops,heard
,declare thatsome seek to injure thee.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 55
3 .
‘2Whore”— to hear one thuscalled isasign ofsudden injury.Whispers-vehement passion swellsthy soul,I fear .
5. Mice— wretched, cunning roguery to theewill soon appear.
6. Ducking, to dI’eamyou are orhave been, bodesevil unto thee.
Insane, a tragical end‘
yourfoeswillsurelysee.
8 . Enchant— So,so
,
’
tiswell, transportsof pleaswflow.
9 . Amanuensis— to dreamthou hast, or ‘
Servest so— good newsandstrange you llshortly know
720. Mastsmean, Standfirm—~the Vict ’rywill b e thine .
VitriolL—unpopular, repulsivemenwithyouwill dine .
2 Flask, predictsasudden-changedmorality.
Amaranth— among thy friendsthere isastrangemortality.
4 . Cannibals,foretokenwealth
,long “
l ife— andsadness,too.
Beds,mean good luckwill take~ yousafely through .
6. Meteors, prefigure lossof little— g ain ofmuch .
Vomit,admonishesthee ofsortilege, black artsbeware .Weave, showsthe fall of all thy castlesin the air.
9 . Flues,premise a long career. of crime to all who dreamof them.
730. Mummy,
that the tide istoo strong forthee to stem.1 . Baggage,showslossby falling treesand hail ;2 . Bags, a friend will coine forthee to b ehisbailBawl —
portentousthisoffire, stormsand l ossof life.
4 . Ball,a dance
, prefiguresa quarrel and astrife ;Balls(round) say thou
’
lt b e treated very rude.
Amative,Showsthou’st been eating bad, unwholesome food.
Nine,isa royal dream
,bringswealthwithin a year .
8 . Thread,ismonitory
,suggesting lossthrough fear .
9 . Toothache,meansnothing— it comesof nervouspain .
740. Eating, isindifferent, but suggestsyou’re quite ' insane .
I . Flour;issignificant of giftsto b e bestowed on thee .
Night,saysbeware,’andsuggestsa great calamity ;
3 . NewneSS, that yourewrong in something lately done .
56 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
744 . Moving, propheciesyour gold willweigh a ton.
5. Male— creative thoughtmprefigureslandsforthee ;6 . Odalisques fair dameS— thy lossof liberty .
7. Castings, augur letterscontaining newsofwrong.
8 . Nose,meansthat your good luck isnot forlong .
9 . Jesuits,showé y guile your suitmay win 3
Rustics, that good health will surely nowbegin .
1 . Mangles, such aswomen use,says seduction of a daughter ,
2 . Mangle, to tear,says“ letter fromoverdistant water .
”
3 . Impeachment,showsthy name isfreed fromslander.!
4 . Sowing . that you 1e treated withanything b ut candor .
5. Sewingmeanslosson distant islands, sadly.
6. Tin,that youmust nowhold up, and not go on somadly.
7. Uncle,sayshonor andwealth to thee accrues;
8 . Turnpike,that in the race youre running, youre liable to lose.
9 . Aunt,thy friendslook anxiously to have a kindly letter .
760. Ants,showthou wilt quit thy station and quickly find a better.
1. Mewing of cats,thy friendshave reason to complain.
2 . Man,in the abstract
,foreshadowsmighty gain ;
3 . Man— Spoken of,says
,
“Quick,your fortune nowsecure .
”
Mol lah,saysyou’ll triumph if you only can endure .
5. MelodymeansSpiritsof the dead shield thee fromharm.6. Exposed to storms
,suggestsa coming calm.
7. Playsmean you’re called to stop yourmad career .
8 .Wasps, that you have three lady “friends” to fear.9 . Leakssuggestwrong done in your behalf;
770. Leeks,that your conduct
’sonly worthy of a calf.
1. Brigsmean ill luck through aslanderousstory.
2 . Expensesall suggest asudden lossof glory.
3 .Warpsmean, hold fast to thatwhibhisright and good.
4. Fanstell you that your childrenwill neverwant food.
5. Asia,thisdreamfortel lsthou’lt travel farandwide.
58 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
n
807 . Handsome,that you speak the truth now, if not before .
8 . Agreeable, let nothing trouble you, though tempted verysore.9. Disagreeable thingsmean good newswhen awake .
810. In a strange place, thou’st a “friend” deceitful asasnake.
1. Dews,that you believe toomuch ,
in silly dream-books2 . Camelsthat your love isbetter farthanhe or she looks.3 . Call
,showsghostly presencessyllable your name.
4. Oaths, thatmuch dependson health aswell asfame.
5.Wishesshowthat you are not so verymuch to blame.
6. Trowel, build up your health, saysthisasplainly asit can.
7. Votestell ofsuccessthrough a grey-headedman.
8 . Vaginameansillness, and very nigh to death .
9 . Virginsmean prosperity, you’re inhaling fortune’sbreath .
820. Vowsmade in sleepare good, if kept whenwide awake .
I. Umbrellasare deceitful,your friend 7267'wordwill break .
2 . V oicesheard,but no one s6en
,isa deep
,well-meaning dream.
3 . GrapesShowlove and friendshipswill forsake you .
StainsShowthat some one trieshard to unmake you .
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5. IIashish— cursed drug — carriesmisfortunewherever ’tisseen .
6. Hempmeansannoyance,and conduct that’smean .
7 . F lax saysbeware, forjailsopewide to take you in.
8 . Towmeansif you’d b e virtuous,
’tistime to begin .
9 .Wrath isb ad at any time, in Sleep itmeansdisaster .
830. Lasso,showsthat fora time want will b e yourmaster.
1 .Wand,of office or of fairy
,bringsnewsacrossthe deep .
2 . Neigh, ofsteeds, isgood awake, and betterstill in Sleep .
3 . Sky seen, observed, foretellsthy ill-health .
4 . Toes,marked
,presage great increase ofwealth .
5.Winksmeanmischief,and bitternessof heart .
6. Observe,in dreams
,andwithmoney you will part .
7 . Man-of-warmeansgreatsurprise, and lossof fame aswell .8 . Tobacco isoutrageous— theworst of newsdoth tell.
DREAMS,AND THEIR RELATIONS. 59Whist, isevil,saysslanderoustonguesare playing .
840. Love,in sleep
,preparesyour,heart forsad dismaying .
1 . Rye, worse than this’tisvery hard to dream.2 Romemeansthe sun of fortune will never on you gleam.3 . Sacksmeanwealth, andmuch, ill -gottenmoney.Winnowing shows‘
some news,sweeter farthan 'honey.
5. Sucking,says’
Prepare eforstrange K ill news.
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6. Parseemeansthat you asafer . friendmust choose .
7 .WartsShowin you,my friend, there’ssomething not right.Jesus no dreamcan bring fortuneshalf asb right.Warn or warned alike isill . Be we ll prepared forlosses.
850.Warm—weather showsyou’ll ride behind y ourownfine horses.1 . RehearSe— thisisnot good when taken altogether .
2 . RuinsShowthat you’ll soon have pI‘Opltlo ll S'weather.3 . Lover
,showsa plot that worke th you no ill .
4 . Rumtellsof love thou hast nothad thy (ill.5. Yell say, dangersgreat you
’re passing safe ly through .
6. Peach tellsof friendshipslost that you’ll renew.
Mormon Speaksoffickleness,where truthshould prevail .
Stairs,that you’ll feel bad, forall yourpro ;ectsfail .
9 . Beech,
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you’ll sufferwithin a briefshort week .
860.Witch,says Doubthimwho looksdemure :1ndmeek .
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Beetsmean your soul appearsin Splmn li’ < l order.
2 . Beads,danger of the grave by a purulent disorder.
3 . Crucifixessay Don’t tell folksall you know.
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4 . Eggs— bewaremy friend ill fortune aimsa blow.
5. Editorsmean rascals‘ Bring horror, pain and strife.
6 .Wit,says Look sharply at your lmsb an 'l oryour wife.
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7 . Conceit . Oh, ill ; youhavemuchcause to fear;Confessyour faul t, and your way isstrait and clear.
9 . Converts, Ohfolly showsyou ye t are no t a Plato.
870. Convict,ofsin
,your lucksnotwortha bad potatoe.
60 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
Approbation, ga
ined or gave,showsyou to folly are aslave.
Dig , yourself,saysfriend b e strong Be brave.
Crustsshowy our praisewill yet b e sounded loud.
Be careful foraweek fromdreaming of a crowd ;Crowds
,heard of
,mean salvation fromasnare .
Sneeze,saysof your best friends
,pray beware.
Enthusiasmmeansa loss,and good newsbeside .
Gloomshowsthat youwill triumph, and b e a peOple’spride .
Canonicalsproclaimthat nothing can your triumph st :y .
Dreamest thou of the judgment day,some trustedsay thee
“Nay .
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Be hopeful of the futurewhen dreaming of a coronet .Alabaster— eh
,my friend, take heart, you need not fret .
Anchorssay the ground 18 treacherousat thy feet.Rabb its
,that you
’re the v ictimof conceit !Accouchment
,of thyself
,saysfortune soon will flow
But if of this, you only see or know. Go on “you’ll go I”
Bowersare propitious,showingmarksof great esteem.
Garlands, that you’ll rue forhaving dreamed thisdream.
Game fowlsproclaimyour feeshave gone with Charon.
Look formoney-letterswhen you see a Baron .
Ann ihilation tellsthat you will rise to lofty places.Fodder,seen, thy offspringwill all outvie the Graces.But if you fodder, then look out formuch ofscandel.Grins
,seen
,are bad
,you’ll suffer froma vandal.
Balladsare good . Be cheerful and hopeful,they say.
Defy ill luck ; there’snomistake
,you’ll win the day .
Treason at the fireside,if in dreamyou see a b ey.
Belly,showsgood news, you
’ll die both rich and gray .
Archer,old time archers
,mean contentment isyour lot .
Balancing yourself, sayseffect a counterplot ;Balancing, in dance, saysbeware a lady, tall and fair.
DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING. 61
Goose b idsyou fora change of life .prepare.
Adriatic sea,seen
,you’ll journey farandwide .
Goldsmiths,say strange fortunawill ere long you betide.
It isgood omen tofind in dreamyou are bespattered .
Ghastly thingsproclaimyour‘
ill—luck isall shattered .
Armorersmean ‘
quarrels,in which you’ll neverwin.
Fiddling showsthatsorrow, foryouwill nowbegin.
A fussshowsthat sadnessisyourson themorrow.
Guts,some false friend iscoming yourmoney to borrow.
Absentmeanssickness,asort of raging fever .
2 . Crown,seen
,fortune’stired
,and begsyou to leaveher.
Crown,worn— look out forluck good luck very soon.
Ginmeansyou’ll get rich, whenyoufishin themoon.
Acotton gin, asudden fall, asif froma balloon .
Albinos— trust no one,asyou oft have done before .
Free love,asleep or awaking,meansyour conduct you’ll deplore .
Gems,say successyou
’llhave by Speculation .
Speak or hear,in other tongues, you
’llfightwith a relation .
Gadding about, indecent talesare being told of you .
Gads,to drive oxen
,strange facessoon you
’ll view.
Adieu to pleasure,say,whenever thisappearsin dreams.
Gipsey showsrest to the ”
weary one,and friendssincere and true .
4 . Caskets,that prosperity on youwill Shortly beam.
Gleet,that happinessprofound isyet in store foryou.
Alms, g iven or received, Showthou art not half b el ieved
Fromall thy surplusproperty thou’lt quickly b e relieved.
Dogs,mongrel,say look out forgreat good luck .
‘Foreign things,you fail, and fail forwant of pluck.
Foreigners, conversed about, bring tidingsfromafar.
Bedfellow,female, lucky, Showsyou’re (
a rising star.Andes
,
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portendsgood fortunesto the dreamer.Amen ! impliesyou’resomething of aset er.
62 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
Eucharist,received
,saysprepare fordouble trouble
5. Eucharist,imparted
,showsyour l ife to b e a bubble .
6 . Advantage gained, in dream, isfollowed by losswhen awake.
7 . Caterpillars, your treatment of friendsismuch like asnake .
8 Gasping, yourself, showsconfidence betrayed ;9 . Gasps
,by others
,says“Of foesb e not afraid.
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940. Atlantic,whoe’ershall dreamof thisgreat sea,
Must passthroughmuch ofmisery .
1 . Fib,l ittle lies, are ever truly bad and evil .2 Cagesshowyour bread of l ife destroyed by Envy
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sweevil.3 . Gentlemen
,portendsfromtrouble you’ll befree.
4. Angels,my friend, ne’er come except to save thee.
5. Fountainsspeak of lossesthrough thine own neglect.6. Gossiping proclaimsyou’ve killed your own respect .7 . Oldwomen gossipsbringwoful newsto thee .
8. Afl‘
ront,to-morrowshalt thou Spend In j oy and glee .
9 . Grace beforemeat proclaimsa quick surprise950. Graceful thingsproclaimyour friend issick, and dies.1 . Lack of energy, strongman, go right ahead andwin .
Complaint showsthy prosperity nowshortlywill begin.
Bedfellow,old
,some liar isfeasting on detraction.
Energy, displayed, you’llsuffer great exaction.
Anusdenotesthat illnessthreatensyou.
Cock-fights, you’ll gain if steadfast,firmand true .
Gagsmean stepyour tattling, you’re injuring yourself.Cards
,that you’ll b e sacrifibed, all fora little pelf.
Finger-ringsupon the hand are good, andspeak of love.
If none b ut femalesyou see, b e silent asa dove .
rl‘o dreamof God isgood, and betokenschange of heart.Gardensbring prosperity, and also Envy
’sdart .3 . Lizards
,believe the spiritsof the loved and lost are near .
4 . If yousee or crossa ferry,You’ll be lucky soon
,and very.
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Fools,seen
,showfortune leavesyou forawhile.
Foolish yourself, you’ll quick rejoice andsmile .
Foolh’
ardy conductsayscautiousb e, and glad.
Gay people, times, ere long youwill b esad.
AddersShowthy foestoward thee are relenting .
Flesh proclaims’tistime to b e repenting .
Leasesshowhad luck doth thee encumber.Afflicted in thy «slumber
,
Showsthou’st bitter foesa number .
3 . Forbid,isgood, but givesbad newsthe same.Who seesa Fakir will b e called to play a troub led game.
Isgood, andshowspresentsoffine plate.
Fagged-out, declaresthou yet shall I ide 1n stateDruidsmeanwisdomg ained, but not fromsimple reading .
Flaunt, youmaysafely say deepmischief Isa breeding .
Forum’saysyour ambitiousviewssucceed .
Flash declareshelp in‘
thine hour of greatest needSmall
,mean
,languishment, grief, suspicion.
Large, that youshall hold your fee in deep derision.
Bankrupt,isa dreamthat showsasudden rise.
Gashesmean that lately you’ve not been over-wise .
GrovesSpeak of comfort yet in store forthee.
5. Gum,that your friend isall thathe seemsto you to b e.
Absolutionswhen asleep,saysmake themwhen awake .
Hintsgivensay,“Badhabits
,dear one
,pray forsake .
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Growing cropsmeansrichesto the onewho dreams.Fatnesssays
,look forfailure in yourschemes.
Ea perate another,meanssicknessthreatensyou 3Exasperated by another, awrong thing you will doExasperation in othersbetokenslossof casteA110pathymeans, by it you 11 die at lastExposure of yourselfmeans be carefulhowyou act 5”
DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
995. Exposure of another,procl aimsyourwant of ta‘
ct .\
6. It isan excellent thing to dreamof a cap.
7 . Evening says,my friend you’llmeet with amishap .
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8 . B lushesaugurwell to the dreamer or the dreamed of.Soot says
,look~out or you’ll b e crossed in love.
1000. Frenchisbad at any time, and bidsyou to prepare1 . To see a Farmer in your sleep betokensfortunesfair.2 . Ewesbring plenty, love and fame aswell .3 . To be disgraced isgood, ifyou don
’t ihe story tell.4.
’Tisduced ill forwhoever dreamsof a barber.5. ChOlCG, g iven by you,saysyou’ll reach asafe good harbor.6. If a choice isoffered, then pray look-out forsqualls.7. Appetite isbad, and foreshadowssudden falls.8. Births, heard of
,bring bad luck, there
’snosurer thing on earth
9. But ’tisexcellent to dreamof lying in a Berth .
1010 Berthsseen,not laid in
,showsSpite laid up foryou.
1. Accidentsmean “courage” if you want to fame pursue .
2 . Eulogy, on yourself, isill, and betidesa day ofsorrow.
3 . Astonishment, foretellswhat will happen on themorrow.
4 .Cant
,heard showsthat there’streason in the camp.
5 Eulogy, on another, will soon your ardor damp .
6 Abyss,you’ll rise to grand and lofty stations.
7 .Fishing,saysyou’ll yet astonish all the nations.
8 . Fisherman, isgood, and bringethmoney too .
9 . Bed-fellow, yellow, saysgo on the route you nowpursue.
1020.Flora— gentle name ! N0 ill will reach the dreamer .
1 . Gazelles—my friend, beware a bad deceitful schemer.2 . Grief fallsto you when you dreamof the silk-worm.3 . After-birth betokensthat your feesalready squirm4 . Greasy thinrsare evil .
foreshadowing disaster.
5. Canopy isbad, andshowsa vengefulmaster.6. Grand-parents, if living,showa change forthe best .
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING .
1059 . You’ll take ajourney soon in a vesselmoved by steam.1060.
“Avail thyself of life,
” the dreamsays; don’t abuse it ”
1. Portentousof ill fortune, but good, if wise you use it .
2 . Perilousjourneysthisdreamof thine presages.3 A sudden change of place— asudden rise of wages.4 . Have done with fellymhowoft you need the warning !5. Good newscomesto thee ere anothermorning.
6. Take no care of fees— you beat themwithout trying .
Alassome one,forlove of thee is— very
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faroff,dying !
8 . Tell nomore lies ’ tistime youquit that fashion .
9 .What your friend callslove,isnothingmore than passion .
!The following ten additional solutionsof the ab ove ten dreamsarefromthe “Aventura” Dream-Book
1060. Foolish thoughtsof thine,“
are too freely expressed .
1 . Cheer up ! there’sno reason to be so depressed.
2 . Light breaksin through the forest of thy life .
3 . You’re a victimofmisfortune, fromaweening love ofstrife.4 . Courage, persisted in will nowbring you success,5. Disfigure not thyself
,by speeches
,asyou often do.
6.Unadorned, thy storieswill further go . Let themb e true.
7 . Thy solicitude isneedless. Fatewill not let thee go.
Reluctant b e to listen. Tattle,neither to or fro.
9 .Gallantly ridesthy bark of love
,and topsthe highest wave .
1070. More dignity of eharacter,will save thee froma pauper’sgrave.
1 .Humiliation awaitsthee ; the doom, you can’t evade .
2 . DiSpute thy path let nonemake thee afraid :3 . The secret, trusted thee,had better not b e kept.4 . The offermade
,isbad, norshould you it accept .
5.Pompous
,b e not, norvaunt thyself. Thou’lt fall .
6. Themale visitor, in black, isno trueman at all .
7.Slowly Fortune plantsthy garden, but she plantsit verywell.
8 . Ill-tempered rivals, hateful stories, of thee, invent and tell.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
1079 . Lawwill not redressthee. Leave thy case to time,
1080. At the bottomyou are ; youmay rise, if youwill climb.
1 . Go not abroad‘
you’re in danger of a deep insult.Strange tales, and true, of thee, are told, andwith a bad result.SuSpieien
’sfinger, pointsthee . Thy character needsmending .
4 . Life begun in poverty,will have awealthy ending.
5. Persevereasthou art doing, foryet a little longer.
The plot to effect thy ruin,newiswaxing stronger.
Collisionsexpect,but g ive not
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way before them.8. Energetic actionwill give thee a victor
’sdiadem.9 . Blood relationsnewagainst thy happinessconspire .
1090. Be certain that ere long you reach a placemuch higher.Threewisemenseek to elevate thee— b efirmandstrong.
2. Astrange, badwoman seeksto do thee wrong .
3 . Fail and falter new,and henceforth thou wilt rue it .
4 . Fortune hidesbehind a cloud— you knowyour duty— do it !5. No letterswrite at present
,and all thy secretskeep
6. There’swrong afoot— leek ! bel t, b efere you sleep.
Angry wordsnewSpeak,if you’d have justice done .
8. A letter full of bad newscomesere another sun .
9 . Change, change thy plans, or farewell to success.1100. Be confident ; thou art loved ; return the true caress.
1 . Death’sbeen ,busywith thine acrossthe briny seas.‘
2 . Portendsthy latter dayswill b e repletewith ease .
3 . Contend nomorewith thatwe‘man she’ll beat thee in the end.
4 . Hasten quickly— in the toilsyou’llfind ydurdearest friend .
5. Disprove falsehood told of thee, or else youwill repent .6. Showsthat Fate toward theewill very soon relent.7 . Corrupt istheman who adviseththee new.
8 . Bewildered isFortune with respect to thee, I trow.
9 . Six goodly ladiescarve thee up overtheir tea.
1 110. The friend of thine in prison’will verysoon b e free.
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1111. Thy health isfailing—hasten quick tomend it.2 Bad luck leavesthee, forthy good luck will end it .3 . Feelsare apt to praise thee,who readily believe it all.4 . Prosperity descends just stand by andsee it fall .5.Whoeverhasthisdreamwill certainly fortune lose .
6. Two bad readslie before, and ’tisnomatterwhich you choose.
7 . Showthat you place toomuch confidence in dreambooks.8 . The person ’snot so good or happy asthe person leeks.9 . Tricks
,forfun
,—are ab out to b e played on you .
1120. Forfourteen daysno businessof anymoment do .
1 .What luck Go to a play you’
ll encountersome one there .
2 . The path you followwill yet lead te — you knowwhere .
3 . Resentment feel, and to thy false friend Showit.Don
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t anger thyself ;’tisbest
,if you but
'knowit .
5. Tenmen ofmight in a year cannot carry your gold.
6. Re no longera coward— b e brave, and b e honest and bold.
7. Toomuch fawninghasinjured you in certatin quarters.8. You 11 come to grief by awoman with three daughters.9 . Tame thy passions; b e kindly, true, forgiving .
1130. In the place you’re going to, youwill not get a living .
1.Correcthisfault ‘kindly who S just done thee awrong .
2 . Good Fortune smileson thee— thou 1tfind it ere long .
3Wreathsof rosesyet around thy brewswill blossom.4. Don t believe the fellow—he’sonly playing possum.5. There’sa brown
-b eardedmanwill bring you to shame .
6 . Youwill not succeed,so abandon yourgame.
7. Run not the risk - the thing ’snot worth the powder.8 . Fortunehaslong called thee, and nowshe ’scalling louder .
9 . Says,
“Eat three eggsforsupper, and dreamupon the shells.1140. Before amonth youwill hearthemarriag e b ells.
1 . Vexation fellowsquickly whene ’er you dreamof this.2 . Bemore urbane and affable, and then you’ll havemo re bliss.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING .
The wrathful fee of thine.
already feelsashamed.
Saysthat you’re not guiltless, and that you’re rightly blamed.
Congratulate yourself, forhenceforth you shall win .
6. Hercaptivating power liesno deeper thanherskin .
Infirmofwill,canst thou expect the prize to win
Go and apologize to whomyou’ve given pain .
Aspire, friend. Look up; all‘
thingsbid thee ariseBefore three daysyou’llmeetwith great surprise.
Thesunof luckwill soon upon thee Shine .
’Tisgood,'
andshowsthy fortune in amine .
Bellssay,my friend, thy secret’sbeing told .
Beheading,showsthy conduct’sfarthe bold .
Bills,mean '
cheating by thy nearest friends.South winds, tell thee that thy fortunemends.Besmearing,meansexemption frommuch pain.
To dreamof drowning isan open door to gain.
For and to thyself’sgood luck, not to be abused ;ForothersShowthou’lt shortly b e amused.
Showsstrength in thee isfast accumulating.
2. Apretended friend of thine ln secret isthee hating .
There are three dangersto which you are exposed .
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4 . Campstell that Fortune’sdoorsare newagainst thee closed .
Deceit and lust are shadowed forththerein .
That inthe coming strife you certainly shallwin .
Badinage,meanssuccessin your next undertaking .
Fromgrain, that you a fortunewill speedily b emaking .
If you’ve none, yet dreamyou have, youwill never b e a Slave !Having one and dreaming,showsyou’ll ge twhat you crave.
Being none, yet dreaming so, Showsajourney y ouwill go .
In either case,if dead
,the partner successto theewill flow.
3 . Thisnonsense tellsthat thou hast acted foolish.
Straining, provesthy conduct rathermulish.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING;
1175. Thesemean death,and there’snomistake ab out it.
Suchmonstersbring disaster, and no saneman can doub t
7 Troublesgather round thee thick ; keep thy heart I pray .
8 . Such people seen in dreams“great losses” to thee say .
9 . Meansthat the toilsof feeswill arrest thee very soon .
1180. Flattery,listened to
,says
,
“Fish forfortune in Junc
1 . Go on ; you’ll triumph through every disaster .
2 . The dead are flocking round thee fast; and flocking faster.3 . Accursedstuff, it heraldsdisaster, ruin, troub le .
4. Beat,erbeaten
,showsthy sorrowsallwill double
Meansthat you’
will hear of lossof friends.6. Behold ! It saysyour sorrowquickly ends.7. Male
,meansa gain ,
female,lossof fame.
8. Important thingsbetoken a dangerousdeep game .
9 . Billiardsare evil— yet Showthy chance ofwinning.
1190 Hooks,tell of luck that’sforthee just beginning .
1 . Benighted,showsthat sunsforthee are rising .
2 .
'Betoken newsnot b ad, yet that
’squite surprising .
3 . Showsthy fate isevil by reason ofmuch tattl ing .
4 You’ll surely lose the game forwhich you have been battl ing.5. Fear not,my friend, thy luck ison the, increase .
6. Thisdreamsays,soon thy illnesseswill cease .
7. Bringsto thee newsof great and good intent .
8. 111 fortune hath against thee, allherrancor Spent .9 . And this, that thoumistook themeaningmeant.
1200. You neverwill recover one half themoney lent.1 . Proclaimsthymind andmoralstoo are b ad.
2 . Accept the offer, or else you’llwish youhad.
3 . Peace and plenty ere long yousoon shall see.
Fromdebt. by careful usage, very soon you’ll b e.
5. Male onesmean carnage, death and slaughter ;6. Female
,that you are soon to crossthewater .
DREAMS AND THEIR MEANING.
1207. Of children, fail nomore, by reason of criminal sloth.
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8 . Meet two fees— youwill in the end, conquer both .
9 . Blessingsgiven, foretell surprise In 'store forthee.
1210. Such deceptionsShowfromguile, you are not free .
1. B lissfelt in dreams, pre~age grief on themerrow.
2 The tool says, Be prepared foramazing grief, andsorrow.
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3 . The crime foreshewsa friend of thine,to distant partswill go.
4 . If thou art behind,much pleasure thouwilt know.
5. Recantingmeansa trifle to thee given.
6. Chibouques, that thou art fromthy treasure riven.
7 To ask in dreams,says“Evil to thee isfalling .
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8 Showsfeesof thine about thy faultsare bawl ing .
The insectmeansthat slanderoustonguesnowmove .
1220. If thou flyest, then thy love will constant proveIf othersfly
,then expect to hearthy shame.
2 . Beginning, tellsyou’ll win a lefty name.
Reckoning,saysplainly,“Arise
,and upward /soar.
Says,
“Luck comesto thee,better than before.
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5. Implement of death,cautionsthee Beware .
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6. Rascals, good newsunto thee, newdeclare
See othersride,and next day you
’ll repent .8. These tell you go theroad thatworthy heroeswent .9 . Lighthousesmean there’smany a chance yet left .
1230. Rank, gained,says Theu’rt of nothing yet bereft .”
Battles,indice a change of situation .
Thou of theworld shall yet have approbation .
Dumb beasts,so doing, bring comfort to the ill .Within a year thisoffice youshallfill
5. Bottles,say Cork up thymouth , it will b ewise.
6. A reaper Seen showsthou’st been telling lies7. Revealments, ~tell thee haste to help thy friend .
8 . Locks,that thy luckwillfind asudden end.
72 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Locked in,says Fromthy trouble free thyself.”
Riggers, that thou’rt subject yet to pelf.Resist
,in sleep
,theu’rt very tame awake .
Batsshowthy friend isvery like asnake.
Ball batsmean strike,if you the prizewouldwin.
To rise,if ever
,nowI pray begin .
Believe not ~the talesthouheardst on yester-night .
Before a year thou’lt have a fearful fight.Condon
,the crune
,thou’lt prosper by so doing .
Presages, ill luck attendsupon thywooing .
Be careful new,and let thy pathsb e strait.
Accept the homage of these you’ve learned to hate.
Dark pathsnewlie in dreadful gloombefore thee .
Thy foes.will like, then love, and presently adore thee .
Be sure you’re going wrong— halt, and change the route .
DilemmasShowmixed luck beyond a doubt .Meanssavagemen and women seek thy ill .Contention shows“Love ground up in amill.”Fromfar-elf climesgeed ,
letterscome to thee.
If thou art so,thou’lt go upon aspree .
In dreams, bel ieve theymean no good to thee ;They tell of death b eyond
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the deep saltsea.
Thy feesin numberlessand lesswill grow.
Prephetic of afirmfriendmade froma bitter foe ‘
.
Betokenssickness, death, and poverty likewise.
Tellsthat your fortunesare about to rise .
A circumstanceofstrange import to you will soon occur.Thy friend’sestranged by reason of thyslur .
Believeme, lawwill 'soonmake theemorose .
Bring to thy bosomfriends, and keep themclose .
Pestslike these foreshowincrease ofwealth .
You’ll die quite unlessyou culture health .
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THEIR MEANING.
1303 . Five royal g iftsthoushortlywilt accept .Who treated thee so ill have o’
ertheir conductwept .5. Be not ashamed to own .the love within thy heart .6 The bitter
,bitterwordshavemade the wretchessmart .
7 . Mermaids,tell of hopesthat ne’er will be ‘
fulfilled .
8 . Ifmoney of thine’sin b ank,keep the fact secret andstilled .
9 . If you sue, good if otherssue you,’tissudden fame .
1310. Better dream,none have itmeansyou’ll win the game
1 . Beware of dogs, on two legs; they’ll bite, ere y ou’re aware.
2\Increase of family
,by twins
,thisdreamdoth declare.
4. Means,all dream-booksare humbugs, accepted but by fools
5. You’ll never gain a fortune through the use of tools.6. Five poundsof silver ere
,you’llfind
,by digging in the sea.
7. You’llfind a diamond,weight a ton,when youfind liberty .
8 . Says,politicsare bad
,andmakesscoundrelsof goodmen .
9 . That consciencewriteseach guilty act, andwith an iron pen.
1320. Areroguesin grain, of whom’tisbest keep clear.1 . Go
,blowyour own trumpet
,
’twill b e heard,never fear.
2 ’Tisb ad,to b east
,in sleep it says
,of rivals
,beware.
3 . So are thy hopes,and thy castlesin the air.
4 . Flimsy asthese,are thy plans
,newlymade .
5. The golden egg, by golden geese, isnot yet forthee laid .
6 Ten daysfromnow,a letter comesto thee fromfaraway.
7 . A streak of luck beginsforthee, upon thisvery day .
8 . Six furiousfoesnewbite afile at themyoumay laugh .
9 . A company of idiotswillwine withyou soon quafi'.1330 That you’re a fool
,forbelieving
"
one-halfwhat people say .
1 . The pain '
you feel, at present,will shortly passaway.
2 . A showof love,just new
,will do you service great.
3 . Accept the chance, nowoffered, or else forlong yearswait.Go
,cautiously
,andwin ; b utmakeanoise, you’ll fail .
5 The next child‘ that you parent,willsurely b e amale .
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 75
1336. Deceitful sweet ; it saysyoumust not falter.7. Bee, amerry-making,shows; you’re gemg to the altar.8. The insect says, “Industry, like thine, will never thrive.
9.
‘You’ll surely lose your chance, unlessyou harder strive.
1340 “Double,double
,toil and trouble,
”Cometh very fast.
If you’d succeed, take heart. Nail your colorsto .themast.2. Be trustful
,despair not ; there
’sfortune in store.
Good friendswill come to, and help thee oncemore.
4. Gallant, and gay,will you b e, ere long.
5. Go straight to the jilted confessyouwere wrong.
Be anxiousno longer ; all thingsnowgo well.7. You’ll Succeed, if you buy, butnot if you sell.8. Some cunning roguesnewscheme to double-bank thee.Showsthat you
fl
are growingwise, not very fast, I thank ye.
1350. Be tardy in thy speech, lest unwisewordsescape.
Bad luck leaves,and good comesin a better shape.
Do things, in future,wholly, and not somuch '
ef halfness.3 . Diptheria, dip candles, dipped people, allmean astate of cal/”7263 3 .Declaresthat halting quicklyhassaved you froma loss.if you wear, or. see thema rival will you cross.Be sorrowful no longer '
ornew,
’tistime to smile.
7. Rest,patiently
,at present ; thingsgrowbetter in awhile.
8. Content yourself at present, you failed forlack of force.
9. For what you’ve sald and done,you’ll feel a deep remorse .
1360. Out of thefire,Into the ice you certainlywill go.
1. You’removmg toward fortune, butmoving very slow.
2 . Thrice-married,will you b e, andhave children, twenty-three
You ’llfindfive jarsof gold beneath a l inden tree.
4. Themetal,meansa portion of pleasure and of pain.
5. The “cheek,showsthat you are not ever-sane.
6. Secrets,hidden long, are about to come to light .
N0 person canwithstand you, if yousay youwill.
76 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
1368 . A creditor of yours,to-day presentshisbill.
9 . .Longn absent onesare coming , to see you, very quick.
1370. Shows, that a near and dear one, new,isvery sick .
1 . Acoolness,new
,Springsup, betwixt you and another .
2 . You‘
re about to gain, a friend,much nearer than a brother.3 . Back-b iting, tellsof slandersbeing told by you.
Crushed things, declare thy friendship 18 untrue.
5. Pointstowhat should nowtake place with thee .
6 Declares,thy best friend newupon aspree .
7 . Means, seriousthoughtsare better foryour health.
8. Proclaims,thy feesare accumulating wealth
9 . But others, chased by you, Showthat you ll succeed .
1380. A clevissays,You’ll gainwhatmost you need .
1. Confess. yourselfmeansstrange and b ittdrstrife 52 . Confessed-to
,shows
,danger to your life ;
3 . Confession , heard,means, sudden change of state .
4 . Proclaims, you have, or will, the have devil foramate.
5. Cleverness,seen,means, dnust you soonwiil feel .6 . Joined In a chase , showscourage true assteel ;7 . To see a chase
,means
,robbery fromyou .
8 . Calamus, you gain a friend
,sincere and true.
9. Fightsseen, engaged in, tell of love returned .
1390. Declares, you get a dealmore thanwasearned .
1 . Games, engaged in,
‘ speak of sudden wealth .
2 . Gas,tellsthat youwill suffer fromill health.
3 . Declares,a change in youraffairsisnear.
4 . Says, drink no Rum,no Brandy
,Wine or Beer.
5. Isb ad illusive Storesare afloat.-6. Quite bad ; go quick, co
l lect in every note.
7 . Some womenmeansto do you deadly harm.If one you are
,in dream
, go, pray, andsing a psalm.9 . If one yousee,
“
look out forhouse and land.
DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING .
Show,brilliant endscome just asyou have planned .
Devilish rascals,these
,they portend great disaster
"
Thy 'Scandalizer, trieshislibelsto o’er-plaster.
Be sure to ride your hobby,while youmay .
Don’t trust a‘
cent’sworth,forward fromt o day.
Repeat no tales, Such asyou j ust have heard.
You’ll soon b emade ashappy asa bird .
Good offer come ; but pray, reject themall.A visitor iscoming, awidow, dark and tall .A light-complexioned villain,seeksto hurt you now.
Don’t trust the one who isready e’erto vow.
Means,that foryou, there
’scoming stormy days.A loving one
,foryou, at thisverymoment prays.
'fiall women naught, forsix longmonthsto come.
Before the week ends,you’ll have amightysum.
You’llfind the lost thing, in a directionWest.The little one’sdeceitful ; the tall one lovesyou best.Decline the company-of allwho ask you out
You lose a lawsuit,
.beyond the —
slightest doubt .
Believe the plansyou’ve madewill all Succeed:Good friendswill ere long giveyou all you need .
You ga110p on to fortune at fortymilesanhour.Thiscrime declaresthat yeti are in thewretch’spower .
You burn your fingersbadly In aspeculation .
Declaresyou ’ll shortlyfill a higher situation .
If you are cheated,then look out fortrouble ;
If othersyou cheat, then yourlossessoonwill doub le .
Restwell content « let well-enough alone .
Forwhat you’ve said, you 11 pick a beggar
’sbone .
Temptation comesto you in dressesrich and rareAlas you
’re fooled badly by a lady fair.Beils* sores—meanmoney,whichwillsoon b e thine ;
8 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
1432 . Boiling fluids, lettersbring froma far—off clime .
3 Eatmeat nomore at present— your blood isbad.4. Look out fortrouble through asmeothyoung lad.5. Resist your stomach— that will help your head.
6.Within amonth you’ll sleep upon a downy b ed.
7. In distant landsdear onesthink of thee.
’
8. To-day thy feesare full of jocund glee .
9 . Mean,mean asdirt
,are thingsnowsaid of you
1440. Go,mend. thy fame— b ut notwith Spalding’sglue.
1 . Be reticent,b e careful ; above all, b e dumb .
2 . Fromstrang er handsyour best resultswill come .
3 . Fickle goddess! Speaksof folly and frivolity.
4 Saysyou are addicted to fartoomuch garulity .
5. Showsyour health ofsoul and frame not over good.
6 . Tellsthee friendswould help thee if they really could.
7 . That youwill gain a large sumby a Stranger.8 . Of tallow
,showsthat you are in aplace of danger
9 .Wax or Sperm,mean aid isshortly coming to you .
1450 Esculent low,says
,Hasten i let thywork b e quickly, too .
!Some one poisonsthemindsof thesewho do thee good1 . A young b ed-fellow,saysyou
’ll fail fast,asfail youshould ;
2 . Black b ed-fellows,Speak of love to thee b othwarmand pure .
3 . Gilt coaches,say thy fortune
’squick and sure ;4 . Black coacheswith black steeds,meanmarriage in a year.
To bite,declaresof feesyoustand in deadly fear .
6 . Pay tell, and thouwilt die aspoorasJoh;7 . To hear bellstoll
, you'
d better b e beyond the hillsof Moab .
8 . Reapin dreams, and thoushalt lose by day.
9 . Counsel,some good newsto thee death convey.
. 1460. Regalia, ajourney Show, fromwhich yousoon return .
1 . Astriking piece of impudence,which youhad best return .
2 Suet,showsthat you needmuch good advice .
DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING. 79
1463 . Seemstosay thatsometimesyour taste isoverénice .
4 . Good reason this,friend
,why you Should persevere .
5. Says: Go ahead,and boldly— you little have to fear .
”
6 . You’ll b e tempted ; look sharp ! if you don ’t, youwill fall .You’re on the sea of doubt,— beware, norlose it allYou
’re going to have the toothache in sensesmore than one
You ’replayed upon bymiscreants,whomake of thee their fun1470. Tallmen
,presagewant to b e endured by thee ;
Tallwomen,devil ish b ad to dreamthey bring asperity.
To thee thissays,
Take comfort ; the coastwill soon appear .
3 . Rosettes,proclaimthy triumph-day ishere
The sky of fortune newgleamsbrightly forth .
A friend cash will lend ;he '
scoming fromthe North .
Recompense, you’ll have forwhat you have endured.
7 . Gostrait,my friend, and get thy goodsInsured.
8 . Refuse hush-money,itwill certainly b e offered .
9 . Youfi
nowregret you did not accept ofwhat wasproffered.
0
1
2
Three talentsEast and each oneworth a treasure.
Of revenge, through kindness, you’ll have a flowingmeasure.
Be easy,thingsbeg in towork serenely, right;
All thy plotsand counterplots, quick banish out ofsight .4 .
'
Gasping, thirst, and hunger’sseized upon thewretches.
5. Thy castlesin Espagne are not worth a peek of vetches.6. Be careful of a
]
tal l blackman . He’sa Spy in disguise .
7 .When questioned loosely, b e careful in repl ies.8 . Some friend of thine newcravesforquick assistance.
9 . You’re called’
upen to yield, butmake astout resistance .
1490. Be liberal to thyself,and not too freewith any .
1. Reefingsails, declare thou hast chancesgood andmany.
2 . A reef of rocks,stay, do not thy intended tour .
3 . Before sixmonthsyour rich feewillmake thee very poor.
4 . Twelve dayselapse, then comesa. b lack-sealed letter.
DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING .
1495. You’ll lose your present place,andwill notg et a better.
Twins,to a friend of thine
,were born yestreen.
Brother, (ifhe lives) twomill stoneswith thyself between ;
Ifhe’sdead,look out fornewsofworthy note .
Youre going on ajourney— you performit in a boat.
THIS IS THE SECOND BEST DREAM IN THIS BOOK.
Some traitsof thine,my friend, ’twere better to disuse .
Amplify thy virtues,northy best friendsmisuse .
Caprice hath injured thee,b e capriciousno longer .
Cultivate thymind,and thy soul will soon growstronger.
Showsthisb ook iswritten to amuse,not to b e believed in .
Tellsthee vulgarity IS amost heinoussm.Fruit
,on trees
,says Thou’lt not achieve thy wishes;
Fruit,in baskets
,showsthy fortune’swith the fishes
Fruit,preserved,mean that you '
re not quite out of SchoolFruit,eaten, that thy foeman isno fool.Indifference, hathmade thee fail without a trial .Demand thy rights, Isay, and accept of no denial .Floating, thyself, declaresthere
’strouble ahead ;See othersfloat
,
’tiscertain that thy truest friend isdead.
Bereft of friendsthou’ltsurely need a helping hand;
Declaresbefore yourun you first should learn to stand.
Suffer yet, at times, the lesson worksa charm.Besure that thou in acting out thy part shall do
’
no harm.Eight yearswill fly, and then you
’llwealthy b e.
Goslingsdeclare your hundreth yearyou’ll See.
Flute,seen
,meansstrife fast nowkindling up
Flutes,played
,showswith crowned headsyou’ll ne’er 811p
Flutes,heard
,notseen, tell of dead onesloving thee.
That theu’rt in too great haste forliberty.
Thatsometimesyou are tempted to your eest.Proclaimsa friend upon theseasnowtossed .
82 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANInG.
1549 . In the darkest hour youmay, by love’squickmotionfinda1560. You’ll have good comfort, ere the lapse of onemore day .
1 . Though told to go, thy strongest duty bidsthee stay.
2 . You’ll lose by death before the twenty-first of May.
3 . Consumed art thou, by envy’sdreadful flame .
Thy friendswill quit theesudden asthey came.
5. By dint of trying hard, no doubt, you’llwin a
xhame .
6. Burial of aman, declaresyou’ll lose younpresent game ;7 . Burial of awoman
,showsfortune’svery black .
8 . In pursuance of thy duty of late,thou hast been slack .
9 . The solid wallsabout thee will soon begin to crack.
1570. You’re on the road to fortune. Be careful keep the track .
1 . Thesteedsof fame and fortune are about thee prancing.
2 Astreaming tide )
of favor toward thee isadvancing .
3 . The Shaftshurled at thee are fromoff thee glancing .
4 . Such luck comesto thee assetsthy heart to dancing.
5 Aspersionhasnot Injured thee,normarred a Single joy .
6. Remember fame isthine, treat not it asa toy .
7 . So use thy pleasuresthat they shall not cloy.
8 . Ere.
long you'
ll b e the parent of a jolly bouncing b oy.
Just now,my friend, you fell in fortune'spower.
1580. You’ll never fail because the grapesare sour.1 . .Some dying rich oneWl thwealthwill thee endower.2 . At present cloudsupon thy head doth loafer .
3 . Resist,resist, there cometh' quick a blow.
4 . Tenthousand tonguestell of thee all they know.
5. Dams,river
,mean thy ‘
for‘
tunessoon will flow6 . Dam
,mother
,meanslet anger fromthee go.
7 Thy coming joyswill envie’
d b e by kings.8 . You fly to richeson swift eagle wings.9 . Much sorrowand contention
,to thee thisdreambrings.
1590. At thy feet, dame fortune,herchoicest treasure fl ings
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING .Within a b rief period you’ll change yourstate.2 . And you’ll b ewedded to awretchedmate.
Strange, passing strange isthiscrisisof thy fate4. Rise, rise andshine, or forever you
’ll b e late.
Thesun of luck Shineson theewith a‘
fervent glowGiftsreceived, declarestrange fortunesyou will know
7. Gif tsimparted, tell of fortunesyet to grow.
.8 . Thy enemy isweakestwhen loudesthe doth crow.
9 . There’smoney comesto thee fromone that isdead .
1600. Green garlandsof laurelswill yet crown your head.
1. Your ill luck hangsto you a necklace of lead2 . Your childrenwill thrive though you perish forb read .
3 Be confident in thine own power, though all theworld shallmock .
4. Bestedfast in thy doing ! Stand firmer than the rock .
5. Let all thewavesdash Onmwhat care you fortheshock .
Succeed b ut once and all the world will Soon around theeflock.
Smother thy resentment, forso thou’lt surelywm.8. An enemy approaches,whomyou can safely pin.
Thymusic ready, foeswill dance . Allready 1? Newbeg in I1610. To Showrevenge, althoughyoumay, I tell thee isasin.
1. Thewarbanner’sflaming o’erthee its
_
deepred.
2. Aflquarrel you
’ll have
,concerning one dead.
3 . Calamity felt, knowbringeth luck on thyhead ;4. Calamity seen
,Shadowsforth evil justsaid .
5. Close to thee asilent and Wily foe’scrept.6. Races
,of boatmen
,Showsecretswell kept ;
7 . Races,of horsesrun
,thy best friendhaswept ;
8 . Races, conversed of, thy all’saway Swept .9 . Blockheadsonly thy sweet self abhor.
1620. You’vehad bad luck,andsoonwill havesomemore.
84 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Ere long some feesof thine will sleep, and nevermore.
Showsthat you’ll kick bad luck from"Starnosunto ’Cor.”
Relentless.waron liars'thisdreambidsyouwage.Says“Keep your temper cool
,norget into such rage .
Throwdown thy challenge,who dare accept the gageKind fortunewill forthee turn up a clearer page .
Be sure ill fortune hath itsmalice nearly spent .Rollsof breadmeansmoney fast coming as.itwent ;Rollsof cloth foreshowa time ofmerrlment .
That you’re notwise,if all insultsyou resent.
Says“You’re tooapt to b e taken upwith afine face .
”
Says The swiftest of foot do not allWin the race .
”
Be careful,there’sdifference ’twixt virtue andgrace .
Some one triesto oust,andsucceed to your place.
Besensible, be strong, your nervesand courage brace.
The thing that’sb adwillsettle, if you’ll but explain.
Your readinessto nettle hath ever been your bane .
A fewkind .wordsin time,will save you weeksofpain.
By careful laying out,muchmoney youwill gain.
After thy thistle-life, there comesasummer flower .
The God of love’sabroad,and you will feelhispower .
Fortune still withholdsherpromised golden shower.If youwould b e great,ACT, now
’sthe very hour.
Showsyoumay overcome b ut bidsyou not destroy .
Thy feeshave lost their powermuch longer to annoy.
Fullmany aweek o f happinessand peace youwill enjoy.
Thy pleasures, yet,will be such ascannot cloy .
Ere long, thou’lt lose thy last remain ing shilling.
Thatmay yet succeed, if you are onlywilling .
Thy kindness, and thy silence, thy bitter feesare killing .
You’ll all the better b e forhavinghadsuch drilling .
2 . Thisdream, to thee,some strange good luckhasbrought .
DREAMS, ANDTHEIR MEANING.
1653 . Your recent conduct u language— hathmade thy effortsnaught.
4 . Go on, you noware safe Within Success’sFort .
5. You’llx quickly gain the prize forwhich you long have sought.
6. Brings‘
newsfromthosewho unto thee are dear.7. Bad luck
,inmanyshapes
,to thee Isvery near.
8 . The cowardswho annoy,e’en nowbegin to fear.
9 . Your bark sailswell ; b e carefulhowyousteer.1660. Give up,
‘
at once,your revengeful intention .
1. You’ll get honor, and gold, by asubtle invention .
2 .What secretsyou hear, the same nevermention .
3 . An ounce of take-care” isa pound of prevention.
4 . The trouble with you Is, you cannot well say ’No.
5 You’removing right, b utmoving ratherslow.
6. Pray,banish.jealousenvy, and higher feelingsknow.
7. Meansthat .to a funeral you’ll veryshortly go.
8 . Feeble b e inwill,and in thywork no longer.
Get upat four, saysthis, and you’ll b e stronger.f
1670. Beauty alluresthee,far.too quick and ,Soon.
Sayswalk out,thou
'
ltmeet a friend at noon .
2.Watchwellwho callson thee at next fullmoon.
3 Figsnever’
growon thorns,norvirtue in thy lover.
howsthat ascheme of richesyou quicklywill discover.5. At the foot of a rainbow, you’llfind a crock of gold .
You’ll gainmorefriends, themoresome liesare told.
7 . If youbelieveherstories, you, certainly, are sold.
8 . Three .yearsof Poverty ; then twenty of richesforyou .
Thy sonwill reap great honorsat the age of twenty—two .
1680. Mother,if living,meansasad, deepwarning
1 . Mother,if dead, tellsthat youherbest advice areseeming .
Go on awhile,there’ll come a'change o’erthee.
3 . Look out forcensure fromcensorsmore than three.
Don’t lose your temper, for’twillsoon b e tried .
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Your last asked favorssure to b e denied .
Indicates,to thee, a humbling of thy pride.
You’
ll change yourmind on some p'
iintsverysoon.
Says,Walk an hour alone
,by thefig it of themoon.
Declaresyou’re bound tomarry three timesover.Showsyour last dayswill all b e spent in clover.Execution— awrit— served against you, isevil;Thewrit
,served upon you, you
’ve foeslike the devil;Thewrit
,served by you, saysbeware of awoman;
If yousee an execution,you’re treatment isinhuman;
Going to b e executed, there’san .
evil Spirit round you
If you. dreamyou are already, b ad ghostshave nearly bound you;Hearing of the cursed thing,showsthat you are in trouble .
Thisdreamsaysall you have Will quickly double.
And this,that dream-booksare an empty bubble .
Says, Be careful who you tell your afl’
airsto,
Andstrange scenesand facesyoushortlywill view3”But sulky, .a carriage,meansfrienfiship you’ll renew.
A lightstreamsforth upon thee fromGreatness’ sun .
A loving heart doth yearn to lean thy breast upon .
Friendsstand by thee,With ready heartsand hands.
Near thee,scowling,
’
a hoary villain stands.A dear old friend ere long, returned,will blessthy sight.Keepfirmandsolid
,and youwill gather force andmight.
Thy suicidal policy abandon thou at once .
Speak out thymind, and act no longer like a dunce.
Oblivion cannot hide thee fromthine own deepmindGuided thou art
,although thyself art blind .
l
Within aweek yousweet reliefshallfind.
To weigh in Scales,showsbad luck’sthee behind ;
Offish,dothmean thy victorypaean’schanted
Conduct,so called, by ghostsof evil deedsyou
’re haunted.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
1716. Tellsyou oft intrudewhere you’re notwanted .
7 . Says,
Go thee boldly on,fearless
,brave undaunted .
”
8 . Says, “Noble, virtuousblood, yet coursethin thy veins.That ere long thou’lt b e free fromall thy galling chains.
1720. That thou’lt not fail because of lack of brains.Go
,cle’ar thy character fromsundry of itsstains.
2 . Go,crossthe ferry thou’ltmeet an old friend there .
'
3 . For galas,weddings, feastsyou very soon prepare .
4 .Where are all thy good resolves’2 again I ask thee,where’
2
Incensed, thou’lt do well
,if thou but dare.
Incenseshowsyet thou’lt do good to theworld.
7 .You’ll ’scape the Shaft nowat thy bosomhurled .
8 . Go, dare, and do thy bannerskeep unfurled .
9 . Go on— fromastolen eminence ‘
you’llsoon b ehurled .
1730. Showsthy‘
rowof life Isvery poorly hoed .
1 . Your fortune you’ve neglected that streamfullyhasflowed .
Call back the kindly feelingwithwhich thy heart once ‘
glowed.
3 . Showsthou hast yet to travel asteep and thorny road .
4. Give upthe passionfwithwhichthou art Inspired.
5. Thewoman’sfalsewhomyousomuch admired .
6. Of teazing thee Dame Fortune’salmost tired.
Resume the lovewith which you oncewasfired .
Be cheerful, bold ; yield not to such despair .
9 . Thy load, alas! isalmost too great to bear.1740. Be crafty, and put out the eyesof hate that on thee (glare .
Be calm; a great earhears— a gr‘
eat heartwill answer prayer .
2 . Oncemore you’re nearly free, just'asin former years.3 Thy conductwringsaheart,
.
aud bringeth briny‘
tears.4.Go out the past and future with Resolution’sshears.
5. Thou yet shalt rise, though deeply nowthou’rt bowed.6. Select no friendsfromthe surrounding crowd.
7a.Thou’st talents— usewherewiththea’rt en dowed.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
In telling secrets, henceforth, do not speak so loud.Go forth and triumph -no longer b e thou cowed .
Reject nomorewhat Heaven to thee gave .
To envy, avarice, lust, no longer b e aslave .
Two chancesyet are left to thee to float on fortune’swave.My friend, thissays, Avoid
\
a felon’sgrave .
Rapidly go onward no doubt you’ll reach the goal.Go straight, andstripal l vanitiesfromoff thy peeflesssoul.Take, take the half,who cannot get the whole .
Ere long Inwealth andsplendor I don t think you’ll roll .Twmvices. like thine
,most surely need decapitating .
Listen to the weakly,who are thee supplicating .
Showsthe formof trouble that surroundsthee isabating .
Saysnothing can b e gained by quarreling and hating .
Thissays,
‘ If you fiddle,you’ve a right to your pay .
Howcan you fromreason so readily stray ’
2
Go ask thy friend formoney,and quickly “can’t” he’ll say.
Authoritywill bend thee ere next Christmasday .
’Tisrathermean that youWith health Should Sport andInterpreting, says, Joy fromthee will soon depart .”Lap, l ike a dog,showsthou ’rt a victimof vile art ;Lap, of awoman, that you’ll quickly lose your heart.By some foulmeansyou’ll soon b emade to smart.Love dancesround theemidst silvery spray.
Jury seen, tellsof ill luck ere you’re gray.
Be careful ofstorms,foryou’re builded of clay.
Adieu to good luck till the eleventh of May .
Fate’sfavors,andherfrownsto thee will b e revealed.
Lashes,that thy shame can’t longer b e concealed .
Liestold by thee,suggest a change of field
Liars,that then to errorsoonwill yield .
For thee there’sjoy, pure,serene andsweet.
90 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Seeing slaves, thymoney goesto ruin throughaseive.
Frommisery thissaysthou’lt have a long reprieve .
For distant scenes’tiscertain thou wilt shortly leave.
The tidesof luck forthee are’
beg inning nowto heave.
Showsthat a present rich and rare youshortly will receive.
Ungratful onesare stmging thee tomadness.Be wary
,friend
, you’
re in themidst of badness.Ordainsforyou a period ofsadness.Persist awhile
,you’ll reason have forgladness.
Defend your fame,or fall forever under .
Make lightning fly,andmake themhear your thunder.
You lose”
the game by reason of a blunder.Your richesyetwillmake the peoplewonder.Some think
,and justly
,your conduct rather queer
There’srocksahead,b e carefulhowyousteer .
You’re called o’erearly gravesto shed a gentle tear.
A friend you’ve gained, both loyal and Sincere.
Soon you’ll b esurprised,almost tostupefaction.
Don’t yield an inch,resist the foul exaction.
Go strait tohim, demanding satisfaction.
Be careful of yourword— then you’ll notmake retraction.
Steer clear of clubs, church-politics, and faction.
Come stir yourself,there’sfartoomuch inaction.
Your deepest heartwill pretty soonfind peace.
Thy household troublesalonewith deathwill cease.
Than act aswished,you’d better go to Greece.
You’ll b e annoyed by nephewsand a niece .
Cave,hut and palace
,lie Open — choose~ye which .
Sing smaller, friend, you’ve struck too high a pitch.In 1900youwillfind yourself quite rich.
Yourhome'
affairshave gotten in a hitch .
Showsevil forgood isthe way ofmostmen
DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING
Says Back to the placewhere lately you’ve been.
You’ll reap the ripe age of a hundred and ten.
3 . Be cautionswith tongue, andmore sowith'pen.
Are you quite satisfied with telling that lieIfyou drink nothing, you
’ll never get high .
The talesyou have heard, came out of astye .
Howcan you e‘
xfiect to get rich, and not try ’
2
Look out forthe right inan,he’scunnmg andsly .
Keep away fromthe dark one,be surehe’sa'
spy.
Showssure disappointmentwill cause you to cry. I
Your fountainsof truth are running quite dry .
Actsoon,b e effective, straitforward and Spry .
Trust another such,andwhatwill of you b e left ?
Search well your goods, there’slately been a theft.
5. Ini
forging libelsyouseemrather deft:Don’t try
,my friend, the thingsof toomuch heft.
Of your best friend,you’ve nearly been bereft.
Saysplainly Why . treat gentle lady soYourself’sthe secret youmust learn to know.
Milk and honey through thy handsshall flow.
Keep up don’t fall ! ’tisnot a fatal blow.
Move suddenly,you’ll lose by gomg slow.
Tell all the babblersfaraway to go .
Sling, to throwor hurt,meansyour next will b e a girl ;Sling, to drink, that your affairsare in amazy whirl.Bemore serene and gentle, no longer b e a churl .It isnot quite the time your banner to unfurl .Beware red cheeks,Shortstatue, raven curl .Takeup the gauntlet. Stern defiance hurl;You’ll wear a crown ofsilver
, gold, and pearl.Don
’t b e vain,there’s'o therheightsto scale .
You chance at present’svery like awhale .
91 '
92 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING .
1873 . O’erstormy deepsto harborssafe you’ll sail .Speak gently, else harsh wordsyou will bewail .
5. Five letterscome to you by a very funnymail.6. Be carefulhowyou believe in any tender tale .
7 . Nowst he time the falsehoodstold ofyou to nail.8 . Seek change ofscene
,andseek another Situation .
9 . Says“Seek your own esteem,your heart’strue approbation.
”
1880. Isgeneral, andshowsfortha fearful devastation .
1 . Loud blowsthe wind, and co’ ld’sthe airto one you love .
2 . Thy illnessisfromearth, thy‘
joy comesfromabove .
3 . Commendhimwho lovesthee— b e lessharsh andsevere.
Affront not those you’re served by,norgive themcause to fear.
5. Havemercy when yemay, ’tisbetter to b e just .
6. Hereafter go thy way, in confidence and trust.7. No tangled doctrines— dark frauds, longer weave.
8 . Do not by temper cause thy friendsto grieve .
9 . Make lesspretence to vast profundity .
1890 In wisdomthou hast yet to learn the A,B,C .
1 . Portentousthisof lossby heavy flood .
2 . Go forth norseek to ’taminate thy blood .
3 Fell Envy on thy headhermal ice pours.4 . Resist the presence and the caste of bores.5 Shells
,warlike
,showa pit beneath thy feet ;
6 . Shells,other
,do advise a quick andsafe retreat.
7 . Showssorrow,drunk by thee in a bowl .
8 .When beggarscome ,mete out a gentle dole .
9 Says Hold thy passmnsin severe control.”THE PERSIAN PFAL .
Nowwe come to dreamsof dice, when thrown,And alsohowthe oraclemay b e known ,
Dice thrown,awake
,mean not quite the same
,
But reading number two for0723 ’s, the game
DREAMS AND THEIR MEANING.
‘33
Orto thefigures(in the top line, read themeanmg in the line below.
And thusthe great Persian Fortune scheme you’ll know.
1900. Three Sixesmean favors,you’ll Shortly have .
1 . Two sixesandfive,rumor good effectsforthee ;
2 . Two sixesand four,saysluck forthee is‘blind .
3 . Charity comesof two sixesand three .
Two sixesand two,showsthat fortune favorsyou .
5. Two sixesand one,showsyour illnessbegun .
6.
~Asix
,five
,and four
,a thing you
’ll deplore .
A six,five
,three
,lookwell
,forluminousprospectsyou’ll see.
8 . Six,five, two, be bold b ut ever true .
Three fives,to win your love a tender, true heartstrives.1910. Two fivesand four
,you’ll have luck forevermore .
1 . Two fivesand a three, bririg fortune to thee.
2 . Two fives.
and a two,ruined homesyoushall view.
3 . The same with a one,showsyour race nearly run .
4 . Three fours, declareswith Fortune you nowdisagree .
5. Your rising you’ll see fromtwo foursand a three .
6. Run straitwhen you ‘
v iewtwo foursand a two .
7 . An accident comesto you fromtwo foursand one .
8 . Never despair fromtriple threes.9. Dealt kindly, hath fortune by,who throwstwo threesand two .
1920. 0 b e joyful, fromtwo traysand an ace.
1 . Two traysand four, you will conqueroncemore:2 . Pursue thy way, andstrive, luck followstwo traysand afive .
3 ; Farewell to peace, two traysandsix declare .
4 . It iswell and full of usesto whoever throwsthree deuces.5. Two deucesand one
,heraldsof a fav’ring sun .
6. Two deucesand three,mark/
a great prosperity .
7. Two deucesand four,failsworse than failurewasbefore.
8. Fortune favorstwo deucesand/
afive.
9 . United lucks, like rowsof bricks, fall by double deuce and six .
DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
Three trays,mean successin all you do .onMondays.
Don’t use the letter I ; you’ll fail if you do - just having throwntwo acesand two.
Two acesand tray— push ahead,nowyoumay.
Two acesand four,isbetter than e
’erthrown before .
Two onesandfive,crowdsofmen against youstrive .
Square the past,norwith itmix if you threwtwo onesand SI! .
Two cock-dies,trust noman forat least a year.
You ’ll fail oncemore
,if you throwasix
,one
,four.
To dreamof loaded dice,showsfortune at thy door.
You are diseased,and thisdreamplainly showsit.
Don’ t b e a fool,I pray ; foryet you have somewit.
C lose no bargain ; if you do, you’ll certainly get bit.Says
,
“Up and act noron contented hunkeyssit .
”
You’ ll catch Dame Fortunewhen she before you next Shall flit .Causessufficient there arewhy you should succeed.Warned twice e neglected
— of the third take heed .
Howcan you expect true love,when not of loving breed
’
2
You’re gal loping to ruin on the swiftest kind ofsteed .
Before amonth your greatest foe your good ofliceswill need .
Thy friend ere long will prove an arrant knave.
In ’proaching conflicts, collected b e and brave.
Shockselectric,Showstrong armswill you save
Shocksof the earth,prove you ever all too grave ;
Shocking things,you will rece ive farmore than you gave.
About your conduct,people nowraise thehue and cry.
2
Shouting yourself, showsthat you hate without a reasonwhyShoutsheard, declare acertain snare set foryou by and by ;Slightsg iven , Showthat Well you knowthe author of that lieSlightsreceived,
’ twill b e believed youmany cheatscan do.9. That foesof thine are in amine
,all feeling ratherblue.
DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING. 95
The thingstold of you are, alas! too true.
Your babbling’sgot you in a preciousstew.
You’ll g ive offence to some one— I cannot nowsaywho.
3 . Showsthat all offersjust nowyou should shun.
Thine absent.
love to theewill soon return .
5. For certain thingsyou’ll getmore than you earn.
An honest heart fortheewith love doth burn.
Lodges,mysterious, showyou’re held in scornLodging a night,
’tislucky youwere bornDenotesthymaster-passion fromthee’ll b e rudely torn.
Of thy dilemma choose the largest horn .
Of businessyou’ve not the sl ightest sort of notion.
Fly fromthe love that claimeththy devotion .
The carof Fortune,with thee, isgetting intomotion.
Bad newscomeshither over the briny ocean .
\Bemore cool andwary, and have lessmendacity.
Pray,don’t attempt above thyweak capacity.
Shaves,seen
,that you have toomuéhsalacity ;
Shaved,tellsyou true, a victimyou of consciencelessrapacity.
“A sparrow,in pity, astarving hawk fed ; the hawk, fordessert,
ate the sparrow’shead.
”
For tituc to come thy Income -will b e counted upasnix .
You’ll get noha’pence, but royal store of kicks.
Just newsthe time your ardent feestofix .
Good luck comesto thee like a thousand ‘
b ricks.’Tisnot wise forthee to kick against the pricks.
5. Just asthou thinkes‘
t,that very thing go say .
Takeheart oncemore. and drive the bluesaway .
7 . You’re safe towin ,make just onemore ess'ay .
Accept the plan of the littleman who comesto thee in grey.
Avoid giving credit— avoid getting in debt .
1990 Thrice ten thousand dollars, not in lottery-a—you’ll get.
96 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
Says,let all thingsb efishthat comesto your net .
Avoid the fourth person at the party youmet .Tellsof foreign strife, of famine, ~desolation .
For the troublesof your life, there cometh consolation.Within two days,there ’scause forviolent vexation .
You’ll soon b e a party to awedding conjugation.
Buy nothing in future, because it ischeap .
To competence frompoverty, you’llmake asudden leapBeware of house
,room, b ed, in which you nextmay sleep.
Showstidingsof great joy, fromo ’erthe vasty deep .
Upon thy wrongsgone by, no longer brood .
Be carefulwhere andhowyounext intrude .
An ounce of bread outweighsthewealth of all the earth asfood.
Avoid all babbling friends they’ll do thee ne’er a good.
You have not acted lately asotherwise you would .
Be sure to ask all favorsin after-dinnermood .
Your planswill fail,forreason that they’re very crude.
The starsof luck forthee are in conjunction .
Arrest the knaves, and punish,without the least compunction.
’Twixt luck and thee at present there isawide distinction .
Thy creditorsare wretches,with heartsof granite stone.
Thy silence iseffective to cause thy friendsto groan.
Upon astranger’soflicesyou shortlywill b e thrown .
Cheer up ! thy trouble’sended— no longer weep andmoan .
Gladlywill you laugh,with joy, and that ere long .
’Tiswell thou hast relented, and forborne to do awrong.
Lift up thy voice inmelody— nowSing a V ictor’ssong.
Return all that thou hast to thee doth not belong.
Keep cool ; let the villainssweatwho’resounding Scandal’sgong .
No longer try to swallowdown suchstuff.Be sternwith foes— e
’en treat themrude and gruff.
Says,
Thou hast not yet suffered quite enough .
”
98 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
Go lesstimesto the church—more often to(a dance .
Successahead—make ready,march
,advance
Avoid the people who pretend to speak to thee in trance.
Hurrah foryou Isuch luckwasnever dreamed before .
You’ve given quite enough away— nowlock,well look, thy door.
Thy fortunehath relented,and comesto thee oncemore .
There cometh evil tidingsfroma distant shore .
Care nothing fortheir curses care not a single straw.
Says,Readmore solid books keep caring lessforfiction .
You’ll get a present in amonth—markwell thisprediction.
Prosecute thy enemiesto perfect full conviction .
Thymindwere farmore healthy byhaving ‘more of friction.
Thisdreamcometh fromeating toomuch fruit .Try to b emore human, and act not like a brute.When offersaremade
,tell themaker they don’tsuit .
Smoke,saysyou need somemusic— the violin or flute
Smoke pipesor segars, in dream, and you’ll b e disappointed.
Youmistook your calling ; forit youwere not annointed.
Showsplain asday your health isverymuch disjointed.
That you’re the one at whomSuSpicion’sfinger’spointed .
Showsthat forlove an oldsweet’sforthee dying .
Declaresyou can’tsucceed, and there’sno use in trying .
Saysthat you’d ought to b e some otherfisha frying .
That you’ll dowellwithtruth,and not sowell by lying .
Your brain’sso hot it almost needsa blister.Treason’sb ad to dreamof— She isthe devil’ssister.Treason
,the guilt, iswell— presagesboundlesswealth .
Bidsthee,my friend,more careful b e of health :
Meet chargesboldly, and fromthemnever flinch .
Stand solidwhen the shock comes,and yield thee not an inch .
Not all the gold in christendomwill bring peace to thymind.
Forget not foramoment that Love and Fortune’sblind .
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING .
2087 . You’ll gain your pointmore easily by being very kind.
8 . Strong are the ropeswith which Fate doth thee bind.
9. Says,Deep gulfsof agony you yet shall safely cross.
2090. Be not disturbed ; you’ll soon regain your loss.
A little longer yet in rough seasthoushalt toss.2 .When dead
,thymemorywill live asgreen asanymoss.
3 . The turf restslightly on the coffin of thy best friend.
4 . 1fwell done, go if not well done, then send.
5. None b ut feelswithoutsecurity theirmoney lend .
6 Don’t cry you’ll neverbreak,so long asyou bend .
7 Notwithout the law’saidwill all your trouble end.
Bear thisInmind,my friend, lest it should b e too late tomend .
9 . Recall certain lettersof late you have penned .
2 !00. Reportsof gunsto thee surprise will bring1 . Reportsof news, go, if you choose, and buy the wedding ring.
2 . Bye-an
’
d-bye, you’ll. rise so high, y u
’ll hear the angelssing .
Alas! foryou, it ismost true, your fortune’son the wing .
Saysquiet b e, rest thee, and fear not the rabble .
5. Don’t list, or pay attention to their everlasting gabble .
6. You’re apt to lock the stable when thesteed isgone.
7 . Tonguessay, b e lessaffected ; of vanity, b e shorn ;Tongueseaten, say thou
’ltwish then never hadst been born.
9 . Desert not thy friend,norleavehimso forlorn .
2 110.
~When youwalk out,take care your person to adorn.
Look lessat blemishesof body,more at those ofmind .
2 . Abandon all thy frippery,and true love thouwil-tfind.
The partner livesthat heaven designed forthee .
4 . Use lessbombast, and then you’llmore respected b e .
5. Sayssimple,homespunmanners
,will takeyou to success.
Showforth thy virtues,and use the great I less.
7 . Lop off the foul excrescencesthat disfigure all thy talk.
8 . Be careful of thy bearing whenever out youwalk.
100 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
2119. Avoid disputesabout each rel igiousmatter.Let boltsfly asthey .
,1nay, they cannot thy fame shatter.
1 . Go,ask the birds
,they ’ll showtheehowto love.
2 . Be wary asaserpent,b ut harmlessasa dove.
3 . Go not abroadwiththose who hold thee in derision .
4 . Green,fertile Spots, loomup before the dreamer’svision .
5 Ask no favors,forawhile
,fromany of thy friends.
6 .With Fortune,Fame
,Prosperity, thy arching heaven bonds
7 . Tellsthee asub tle enemy toward thy dwelling wends.Rich
,cepiousfloodsof love to thee are nowoutpoured .
9 . Deep feelingsof revenge against thee noware stored.
2130. Reels,towind on
,Showthou ’nt suffering an eclipse ;
1 . Reel,a dance
,that liesare told fromout of rosy lips
2 . Reeling yarn, that thou hast lately been astray .
Tellsthee to pack thy goods, andmove acrossthe way .
4. Bidsthee,wh ile the sun shines, b e up andmakinghay.
5. Do not b e agitated, if strange, good news, you hear ;6. Most cordially you’re hated, b ut1nc thing have to fear.7 . Composed b e, inmind, all thingswell are working .
8. Be careful,mischief~makersare about thee lurking .
9. Happy thou’lt b ewithin a fewbrief days.2140. Thy actionsthrowthy friendsin deep amaze.
1 . Be ardent in thy love, fromitmuch good accrues.2 Showsthatwithin aweek you’ll hear unpleasant news.3 . Go further, and fare worse, isthemeaning of thisdream.Keep clear of loud protesters, they are notwhat they seem.
5. Courage nowfortheewill b e of no avail.6. Indorse forno one, b e nobody’sbail .
7 . Thricewithin a year you’ve narrewly’scaped death .
8 .When privacy’sthe word .speak not above thy breath .
9 . Letslander rage, thou '
rt firmer than the rock2150. Thy foesengage, andmake themfeel the shock
102 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
2 183 . Thy tide of life islooking rather b lack .
4 . A sudden letter callsthee to the sick8 . K icking a beast, that thou art served ascurvy trick6. K icking a human, tellsthee of Shccessin advance .
7 . Such newscomeshither,aswillmake thee dance.
8 . Henceforward sleep on straw,
’tisbetter farforthee .
9. Than go to law, throwmoney in the sea.
2190. Go question closely,if the truth you’d know.
1. Amixture ofstrange forcesbeatsthee to and fro .
2 . You’ve ruined your prospectsby excessof tongue .
3 . Soon round thy browwill laurelsb e flung .
4. Ten timesthisyear you’ll b e tempted, andstand.
5. Lend noman your name, give nowoman your hand
6. Ride erel ongwilt thou in thine own carriage .
7 . Muchmoney comesto thee by thy relations’marriage.8 . Two bouncing presentsof gold soon come to thee.
9 . In conduct b e lessotfish,b e unreserved and free .
2200. Take courage by the Spider, spoken of by Bruce .
1 . Ne’er wilt thou prosper through the vine’sred juice .
2 . Rue,herb
,meansplen ty of children and nomoney ;
3 . Rue, regret, thy pathsare fruitsand honey .
4. The way you talk isvery strange and funny .
5. Twelve yearselapse, and then you’ll gain the day .
6. You’ll die quite rich, in a land that’sfaraway.
7 . Beseech thy foe, thy feewill listen to it.8 .When once you duty know, then straitway go and do it.9 . Hammer at fortune, soon you’ll bring thefire .
2210. Showsyou’re out of the frying pan into thefire .
1 . Don’t stepwhere you are, keep on going higher.
2 . Step-father, you get just the thing you desire3 . Step-mother, thisdreamisa thing no one can admire.
4 . Showsyou’re accused of thatwhereof you’re innocent .
DREAMS,’AND THEIR MEANING .
People look at thyresults— care little they forthy intent.Thou’lt help to sing the song, ’tWill b e the Negro’sMarseillaise.
To triumph,fame
,thou’rt going, and that in no fardistant days.
Go ring a bell andofire a gun, ill luck’swork with thee isdone .
Thisshowsthee that thy knavery,most luckily isoverdone.Why crowo
’erthe poor ’
2Why knuckle to the great 23Swallow
,the act
,Showsthat you are an object of hate .
Hereafter refrain fromshowing thy piques.To all the talesthouhearest, say “'Oh
,pshaw
,
” “Fiddle-sticksl”
Great thingsyoumight do, if youwould b ut TRY.
Swallow,the bird
,you’ve lately told a lie .
Mischief-makingyou have been— you’ll rue.
That thou a duty straitmust go and do .
Be not quite sure that all yourplansare right .Before three daysyou’ll have awordy fight .
Swimmers,seen
,are bad
,they showafoul intent
Swimming, thou, thy shaft’sgonewhere ’twasmeant .
Gay’
and joyousdaysto thee’ll bring weary nights.Befirmwhen thou demandeSt certain rights
4. Oppression’schain no longer thoushalt feel .Nowcrush the writhing serpent ’neath thy heel .
6. Disastersfly before thy noon-tide’sglory .
Discredit all the foreign person’sstory.
8 . Nowglowing light around thy pathway’sstreaming.
Distrust the tallman,the fellow’sonly scheming .
2240. Thy plansare silly, people knowyou’re dreaming.
Declarestwo loving eyesare often on you beaming.
Thou’ltfind no blisslike untowedded love .
Youhug the serpent, andstrangle dead the dove.
Make nomistake,the b oundsare on thy track
Distrust thewhite dress,believe thou in the black.
You’ll fail nomore until themoon shall crack.
104 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
2247. Go, give the sufferersall that nowthey lack.
8 . Thisdreamisb ad, it Speaksofmal ice— Spite.9 . Go wash thy soul, till it b e pearly white .
2 50. Death v isitsone who to thee ’smost dear.Foretel lso fsome calamity approaching very near.He comestoo near
,who comesto b e denied.
Thatman isnot thy friend who’snever fairly tried.
Archesof triumph you ’ll shortly passunder.
Be calm,though it lighten unmoved though it thunder.
Jealoustonguesare busy — care isnowrequired .
Reputationslike thine are seldomdesired .
Spits,to roast on
,showsyou’ll neverwant formutton
. Spit,thou orat
,ydurchance ain’t worth a button.
2260. Give heed to advice,it will save thee a doubt.
1 . Rise up, give a cheer,thy feesyouwill route.
2 . Horses,coachesandmoney
, you’ll gain by awill .
3 . Of glory andmoney, you
’
ll ne’er have afill .4. Boast not
,strange thingsa daymay bring .
Pick upwhat Fate at thy feetmay fling .
6 . Let themb e wasps,but b e thou their sting.
7 . You’ll have to dance, and then pay the fiddler.8 . The person in green, isa Jeremy Diddler .
9 . Assuage the grief you cannotwhol ly heal .2270. Go
,tell the world you knowaswell asfeel .
Contemptwont do you need use Something stronger.
2 . Fate’stired thee of buffeting she’ll do so no longer .
3 . Be dignified,’tisthat you want an airof strict -propriety .
You laugh toomuch, and easily attain tomore sobriety .
5. Be careful of your face,else suspimon you ‘
ll provoke .
6. If you’d get rid of what you did, go say itwasa joke .
7 . Customerscannot b e kept by telling themtheirfaults.
8. You’resick inmind your vanity should have a dose ofsalts.
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106 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
Thissays,
“I think that youwill drink ofsorrowfroma vial.”Asyou live, pray do not give themaught but a denial .For you Ismarked
,in lettersdark
,disaster on Time’sdial .
Go not abroad,corruption’sswordwillstab at thee amain.
Showsthoushalt b e ofmoney free,but landsand treesyou gain.
Bright thingsare thine, in daysjust nine— pleasure , and no pain.
DistressI fearwill soon b e here,by reason of thystain.
’Tiswell forthee ; thou soon shalt b e relieved of terror’schain.
Seek not forthine,foryet thou
’lt not regain it all
Yet awhile,misfortune’schild
,thou’rt in bad Luck’shosp ital.
Oh i” heard orsaid,saysone that’sdead, .watcheth over thee.
Thislesson learn,thy footstepsturn . Take counsel of the bee.
Dissipate thy fears,fornowthy pathsare straight .
Saysthat thou hast broke thy vow; and asa guest have hate .
Saysgive advice tardily, evenwhen you’re asked.
Tellsthee thathe,thine enemy
,at present’sovertasked .
Some blithe newscomesto thee o’ertelegraphicwires.Saysthouwilt gain, butwith some pain, all thyheart desires.Says, Make the wrongerhisill-gotten gainsdisgorge .
”
Successcomesby chisel,bellows
,the hammer
,and the forge .
0d, Fluid,says,“Seize each chancewith active, great avidity .
”
Says,You’ll go to fortune, oh,withwhat vast rapidity l”
Commence an act ion at once in the courtsof the law.
March (month),says, Reap laurelsand growWiser every dayMarching,showsthy friendswill ever say thee nay .
Keep trying ; remember that dropswear the stone .
Sunsrise upon thee— the brightest ne’er so brightlyshone.
Cool,calmand collected
,thou’lt speedily reach thy goal .
Be careful now— thy bark approachessoon ashoal.Five excellent offersthou’lt havewithin a year
Says,Of neighbors
’ quarrelsand politicswide steer.l o thee bringssorrow; butsorrowmixedwithSpite:
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
2343 .Odd-fellowship,saysyour friendsare fewand farbetween .
4.
“Odd things, if you expectsincerity,itshowsyou’re very green .
5.Lipsthat are fairto thee, untruthsare telling .
The tide of thymisfortunemost rapidly isswelling.
Be careful of a partywho nowwiththee isdwelling .
Saysyou’ll love, but the loved one isyou selling .
9 .With perfumesand rosesthy pathway issmelling .
2350 !he corn of thy fortunesDame,Fortune isshelling
Betterin foreststhan here ; the bellsof Fate are knelling .
Says,
Regain your health by daily large treesfelling .
”
3 Distrust those in thy success,who in poverty did thee neglect.4 Hereafter in thy speech and conduct bemore circumspect.5. Seek not forlove, but go, command respectBe careful, in talking , upon Whomyou reflect .
7 . Be certain the very next offer reject .
8 . Thy qualmsof conscience come of amorbid liver.9 Successthou’ltfind on the west bank of a river.
3260. Accept the gift, b utwatch ye sharp the giver.1 . Answer not the letter in large charactersto theewritten .
2.
’Tiscertain in thy last trade thouwast badly bitten .
3 . Come, cheer thee up the wind oncemore isfairly blowing.
3 . Thisforetellsthou artsoon a distant j ourney going .
4 . Make themsingsmall who everthee are crowing.
Hide the I in company b e lessknowing .
7. Fairstreamsof Iuck toward thee neware flowing .
8 . The tree ofsuccessmost rapidly isgrowmg.
9 . Some deadman,thee in dreamsisthe future showing.
2370. N0d, familiarly given thee,saysbeware of deceit ;1 . Nods, by thee, that thou astrange fortune willmeet.2 Thy luckwill b e found the left S ide of the street.3 . Saysyou needmore sunlight—more love and lesspretence4. Agift to thee comessecretly you
’ ll never knowfromwhence .
108 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
Showsthy foe ere long will knowa b loodlessrecompense .
Go try to let the people knowyou have common sense .
After amonth you’ll be better off,mind what I predict .With Silly fearsthy friend’s-two earsno longer do afflict .
There’snowno use,my friend, in longer whining .
Says,
“Act well fromthe start,and there ’ll b e no repining .
Nurses,showthat you will go seenmany leaguesaway ;
Nursery— where treesare— good luck within a day ;
Nursery, forchildren, sayspoverty fromtheehasfled.
Thissaysinmany waysmisfortunescrowd ab out thy head .
G0 on thyway, norfear to say againwhateve r thou hastsaid .
A friend of thine,aged forty-nine, and lately sick isdead .
Better b eg fromdoorto d oor, than reconc ile thyself oncemore .
Platesmeanssicknessandsomething to deplorePlate showsdeceit
,contention
,slander
,meanness.
The personsvery deep,who to thee affectsgreenness.
Cobble thy blundersnow,and avoid themallhenceforth.
Showsthat fortune’swind b lowsfromthe chilly north.
After three failures,you’ll dowell never fear .
You’re nowamong roc ks look wellhowyousteer .
Love,true love
,isjust nowbeyond thy reach .
Luck,the fickle jade
,hasmade anotherbreach .
Pine treesshowhe ‘
ll never learn who knowsnothowto teach .
Pine,fret
,and waste
,an ,1 then serener joysShall taste .
In carving fortune, b e not in toomuch haste.
The wine of life to theewill still b e bitter.
Thy time improve go culture it , norlongerhoursfritter .When next you go ab road , choose the shady side of the road.
If easily discouraged,howexpect to bearlife’sloadThree thingsyou need— patience
, persistence, and —cheek.
A red-hairedmanhaslaid a plan to do you in aweek .
Three women tall on you will call— tofind out all they can.
110 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING
Themystery of yearsaweek hencewill unravel .Six valiant tonguesassail thee in the dark.
Fortune whispersthee,
“Pay good attention — hark i”
Forfivemalignant Shaftsat present you’re aemark.
Be sure to shut the gateswhen you sleep in the park.
Saddles,forhorsesforetellsehumbling of thy pride ;
Saddlesofmutton,ven ison or veal
,in coachesthouwilt ride
Saddle forhorses,Show
,thou’lt quickly come to grief.
Saysthy best intimate will prove an arrant thief.Great things
‘
you’ll do,if b ut nowyou strike .
Speak plainly, openly, and brave al l the ir dislike.
Medicine,beware of take it not fromfemale hands.
A grim, invisible fiend,behind thy foe nowstands.
Sick isthy friend ; go, helpher, ere she dies.The tale you told createdmuch surprise.
Keep in at nights A word unto the wise.
Resist the shaftsnowthrown fromtender eyes.Thy good name suffersfromvenomof a liar .
Ere long again thou’l have to passthroughfire .
In twenty daysyou’ll ’complish your desire.
Beware awoman,whose name endswith an
Once youmust challege a heavy ordeal .Thy bitter wordshavemade “them” bitter feel.Ah
,ha ! thisshowsthou’rt touched upon the raw.
Declaresthou’lt not escape themeshesof the law.
Gofisearch! In certain papersyou 11find a fatal flaw.
In cer tainwordsonce Spoken there’smore than peoplesaw.
Push up thy lagging debtors, andmake ’emcome to taw.
ay nothing act not rest. and take thine ease.
Thy enemiesfear thee ; go, treat themasyou please.Thy prospectsnowain’tworth a rind of cheese.
Enforce the law,on slander put astepper.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
2471. The tale you told wa’n’t true ; it simply wasa whopper.2. Already inthemill
,you’re passing through luck’shopper.
3 . Forwhat folkssay of thee,care not asingle copper.
4 . Just nowFate says,Be like a rock ; standfirm!"
5.Already all thy foesbeg in to writhe andsquirm.6 . Pluck
,courage,says, “Tread not «u pon the worm;
7 .
“P luck,calf
,sheep or pigs, on thee somewagsare playing rigs.
8. Be thou assured there’sa bull in the fence.
9. Says,
“Thywant of decency betraysawant of sense.
2480. Let the stormfall, youre not sugar or salt.1 .
,The next time you advance
,take care not to halt.
2. Persistence in thy”
present coursewill ultimate in gain.3 . Keep thy cisternsopen when gold beginsto rain .Whotold thee friendswere
,
dying told thee horrid lies.Slandersare told of thee ; by whom, youmay surmise.Reportsof thee don’t injure, unlessyoumake themtrue.
First, get feesin your power, and then apply the screw.
Pens,seen in other hands,showtreason isat work
Pens,in thine own— thou’rt jealousasa Turk.
This,showsthat thou art losing all thy labor .
Prison,sayswatchsharply thy next neighbor .
Prisoners,declarethat you’re about to rise .Whicheverway you turn, you’llmeetwith a surprise.
Be not afraid,the thing quite well isworking .
Around thy housesome subtle thievesare lurking.
Soon thoushalt laugh thine enemiesto scorn .
Soon of thy laurelsthou,my friend,art shorn.
Criss-cross,norSign forany one a paper:
Thy sun of luck now‘
dwindlesto a taper.Whichever way youmove you alwaysout acaper.Change quick thy tune, or thou
’lt b e forced to do it.Retrace thysteps, if you go on you ll rue it.
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DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
2503 . Penis, that you’re evil-minded, corrupt, unprincipled and base.
4. Tellsthee in lawyou’ll surelywin your case .
5. Plow‘sSpeak of plenty yet -instore foryou6. Plowing, that you’ve gained a friend both powerful and true .
Says, Offwith the old love,and onwith the new.
”
8 . Meansquarreling . trouble,andmuch defamation.
9 . That quickly you’ll enter a newsituation .
2510. Sacrificemade,that you ’re under Fortune’sprobation
1 . Sacrifice seen,showsthree friendsyou will lose ;
2 . Sacrifice heard of,thatmen thee abuse .
3 . Convey thy property,or else otherstheewill rob .
Hereafter b e carefulhowyou take a dirty job.
5.Walkwatchfully awhile,you’ll soon see whatwill come.
6. Sailsseen on land,declare your friend to b e a “Hum!”
Sailors,thatficklenessIn love you’llsurelyfind.
8 . Sailing smoothly, that the chainsof jealously thee b ind .
Betokenssecondmarriage, and to aworthlessmate.
2520. Showsthy flood of trouble beginning to abate .
1 . Prefiguresbeauty, talent, andwealth, Thou art assured.
2 . But little longermust thy anguish b e endured .
3 . Showsthat you entertain some very silly notion .
Declaresthy foessoon crosso ’erdeath’sdark ocean .
5. Sage, herb, declaresthy feesin consternation6. Sage,wise, that you havemetwith approbation.
7 . Do nothing rashly, doth thisdreamadmonish.
8. Luck'
scoming thatwill profoundly astonish9 . Speaksof a littlemoney, to thee will b e g iven .
2530. Rash,conduct
,showsthou'
lt strive asthou hast striven ;Rash
,breaking out
,thy feehasdied unshriven .
2 Keep up thy pluck, you’re growing stronger daily.
3 . Beforefine galesthy life barks,moving gaily.
4 . Start now, forsee, thewindsare blowing ,fair .
H4 DREAMs; AND THEIR MEANING.
Foolsand braggartsspeak the truth . Love’sa tender12 ee !Cheerful wordsto thee will bring good interest .Poor
,silly thou ! you never choose the road that’sbest
Simeon,blowing, tellsthee of scandal to beware
Sirocco’Swork,seen
,showsthat thou hast virtuesrich and rare.
Leap,- leap
,with joy, thy trouble hath an eLding.
Dame fortune unto theeherchoicest g iftsissending .
Three elementsof thy success,just noware interblending.
Be comforted,friend
,let hope live and thrive .
’Twill all b e well if b ut awhile youstrive .
Serene are the elementsthat just nowsurround thee .
Broken are the chainsthat so long have b ound thee.
Fair are the skiesthat bend above thyhead.
Deep isthe love felt forthee by the dead.
Harsh isthe stormthat newaround thee rages.Sweet isthe balmthat nowthy pain assuages.Dear isthe heart that nowforthee isbeating .
Black isthe trouble,nowfromthee retreating .
Golden are the hopesthat thoumayest entertain .
Evil are the thoughtsnowhatching in thy brain .
Deadly isthe venomof humansnakesfortheeBlithe isthe heart that’sclinging so fondly .
Desperate the game, asnarlingwoman isplaying .
Foul are the thingswhich thou art essaying .
Merry are the bellsof Fortune forthee ringing .
Sweet are the songsthe dead are o ’erthee singing .
Bright are the Fortunesthat to thee arewinging .
Spell,of enchantment
,presagesthy ‘
oppressionSpell
,words
,showthou hastmade a bad digression.
Fair blowthe breezes,pleasant isthy gale .
Vain isthy hope of finding worthy bail .Peaceful are the hoursyet forthee in store .
,
DREAMS AND THEIR MEANING.
2599. Heavy isthe lossyou’ll very soon deplore.
2600. Angry isthesun that nowon thee isrising.
1 . Vast isthy fortune,but she isstill disguising .
Bitter isthe draught you’re called upon to drink .
3 . Deep istheprecipice 3 you stand upon itsbrink .
4 . Fierce are the lionsnowcrouching in thy path .
5. Many xare thy foes, and bitter istheirwrath.
6. Savage isthe onslaught, soon on thee to b emade.
7. Royal isth'y courage ; keep on, b e not afraid .
8? Terrible the blowthat on thy foe isfalling .
9 . Pox,large orsmall , showsthou hastmistook thy calling.
2610. Favorable, the plans, that thou hastmade appear.1 . Bitterwasthy frown,more bitterwasthysneer.2 . Gold isthy heart
, gofill it quickwith love.
3 . Holy are the helpersof thee,who are above .
4. Thy foe ison the brink, go save, norevershove.
5. Happy are the foeswhomade thee suffer sore .
6. False isthy female friend— theman’san arrant bore.
7. Green isthemanwho buysthee forasage .
8. Foolish ’
tisforthee to cultivate thy rage.
9 . Calmare the timesforthee and thy slimpurse.
2620. Hateful isthemanwho nowdoth thee curse.
1 .Wary isthe fox who seeksto take thee in.
2. Resplendent isthe change that nowforthe’ll begin.
3 . Mean isthy conduct about a petty thing .
4 . Sweetwill b e the song of triumph youwillsing .
5. Rapid isthe st reamagainstwhich youmustswim.6. Stormy
,
isthy sky 5 the cloudsaredull and dim.7 Truthful let thy storiesb e
,if youwould b e believed .
8 . The false one’sfled ; you knownotwherehe’sgone to.
9 . Pumps,forwater
,say that .much good luck you’re born to
2630. Pumps, forthe feet, dosay youmust b emuch smarter.
115
DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
Be careful ; they”
suspect what you are arter.”
Saysnowyou are right b e sure you ge i ahead.
That fora year your fortunesall have fled.
Ge,lead a different life f1omthatwhich youhave led.
Ere long you’ll have to suffer forcerta n thingsyou’ve said.
Feesto a lawyer ere long you’ll have to pay.
The woman you lendmoney towill surely run away.
Bite not your nose ; it will not Spite your face.
Beware ! take care,ahead there 8much disgrace.
Be careful who,what
,where,howyou embrace.
Thinkmere hereafter; study ere you speak.
Saysmoney-letterscome within aweek .
Bidsyou not care forwhat back-biterssay.
‘Whileshinesthe sun,keep onmakinghay .
Call back thewordsyou Spoke so harshly, friendBidsyou take care your conduct to amendSays
,trust not thy fortuneslonger unto chance
Standwhere you are,herseek tomake advance.
Saysof good luck you’ll g et ne’eraslice .
Nex t time -
you cheese, pray b e not ever nice .When the cat geescourting, then play themice .
My friend, the placeyou stand on isslippery asice“Briskly act
,fornew’syour finest opportunity
It says,beware
,take then good care, you’re in a bad community .
Drink three gillsof water cold, then yeu’ ll b e serene and bold.
Poplar treesmean death,wherever they are seen.
Popularity showsyou ’re time-serving andmean.
Crush them,b ut do itwith love
,and not hate
,
Fortune Opensherdoor, b ut you enter quite late.
Salubriousclimesinvite you to emigrate .
You’re going torun a risk,involving all you
’reworth.
Stigmasen the character, you’ll reason have forthwith ;
118 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Thy best beloved isfromthy bosomtern .
Though stormy the night, resplendent isthe dawn.
’Tisforthee darkest ; ere long itwill b emorn .
Pursuit of fame orlove,says, “Be calmer than a. dove.
Pursuit of fortune orrevenge, betokensfalsity in love.Write the offended one a tender,loving note .
The beamfromthine eye remove then thy neighbor’smote.
Sayshe goestoo slowwho goesnot with awillSays
,
“Prove thy friends—send word that thou art ill .Be generousto thyself ; then the same to others.Hereafter
,friend
,no letterswrite
,that you’dwithheld fromlight.
To-merrew,at four o’clock
,astranger at thy doorwill knock.
Rally thy Spirit,forthou art not yet lest .
He’snot alwayswreck’dwho’sin the tempest tossed.
Fire consumesothersyet byfire thouwil t thrive.
Be thou like the b ee— ’
fore honeymake thy hive.
Candorwill not help thee ; silence isfarbetter.Send to thy fee amanly
,noble letter .
Trust nomore secretsto the pale-faced lass.Thingssaid and donemake people call you assReflect
,to ponder
,saysthat you’re called an honest thing to do .
Reflect-ed image, tellsto thee fromtrouble thou art nearly free .
Jey, joy to thee ! thy task isdone the victory isdoublywon.
Peersoul ! to thee thislifeisdark andsad.
Retrace yoursteps,orsoon you’ll wish youhad.
Farewell newb id to pleasuresof theminute.
If you’d have future bliss, prythee go andwin it.Great lumpsof gold come forthee fromafar .
Three faults.
of thine do yet thy fortunesmar.Heapupno evil in that heart of thine .
Thingsare not alwaysgood because they’refine.
Showsthat personsare by thee beguiled.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 119
2727. Actmore gently Speak in ‘tonesmoremild.
8. Saysgold forthee just newisbeing piled.
9 . Saysyou love flattery, which, asa rule,showsone to b e lessarogue than a fool .
2730. Keep b otheyesepen,but don’t see everything youmay observe
1.When praying,see that you play rightstraight to the point.Forbear the fleshtomortify ; you’ll b e the betterof it .
”
’Twasnot the Soresthat ended Lazarusdays; go, take the hint.4 . Shouldst thou itchjforfame,scratch thyself upon ahero’stomb.
5. Beggarsneed not to advertise runaway dogs; see the place ClLong
’sthe lane that turnsnot ; good themill that ever does.Orgasmexperienced in sleep,showsSpermatorrhea.
8 . Thisdreamsaysthere’strouble very near.
Tellsof a fussnewspringing froma trifle .
‘
2740. Fate no longer killswith arrows, but shootsyouwith a rifle.
Stand till you’re hard pressed ; then suddenly back out .
The,
name you’ll winwill b e great, and honored,without doubt .
3 . Foolsbeast of pedigrees, b ut wise peoplemake them.4. Said a Beetle to a Butterfly,
“What pretty b irdsarewe !”5. There’s‘quite asgeddfishin asout of the sea.
6. Turn your coat, friend the etherside looksbest .
7. Into thyservice thousome wrongful thingshast pressed.
8 . Act calmer,friend ; the people think you’re possessed .Within ayear, friend (never fear) , you
’ll have ameed of rest.2750. Newfortune ’syours; while it
’
endures,enjoy it with a zest .
1. Bad habitsare self-sewn ; go straight and cure your own2 . Forawhile the windsof guile upon thy head hath flown .
3. Try not to alter the curl of a dog’stail ; d’ye see the place Cl4 . To givewhen you fail’sunmanly and base .
5. If you’dhave esteem, keep clean.
thy hand andwhiten thy face.
6. Courage in safety isthe plan of all cowardly people .
7 . First dig the cellar of the church,b efore you build the steeple.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
2758.Whining over lossesisnot theoway themto replace.9 . Thisdreamforewarnsof impending disgrace.
2760. Sayslight faceslove the less— dark oneslove themore .
1. Then three waysare open ; go , choose hemiddle door.2 . Conforma l ittle
,andmake some concession.
3 . The free bird’sworth hundredsinman’spossession .
Look at thy friend ’sact nevermindhisprofession.
5. Salt’sb ad to sowthy gardenwithde < t thou comprehend6. Be thyself unto thyself, nortrust too farthy friend.
7 . Do not alwaysto otherswhat thou fromthemwould have .
8 . Thewisestman IS still some passion’sslave .
9. Give heed to the advice that comesat twelve o ‘
clock.
2770. Break epen Fortune’sdeer; no longerstand and knock.
1. Twice have thy foesfailed , treat themjust the same .
2 . Do not attempt, to fly thywingsare rather lame.
3 . Awild horse often’smore valuab le than the tame .
4 . Seek comfort in the bowl -b utfil l i t with coldwater.5. Before you build, take care to temperwell yourmortar.6 . Knowthou that Envy isFailure ’se ldest daughter.7 . Clash not new,
forif you do you’ll rue it .
8. Your feeswill beat you S0011 they’ll come and do it.9 .Weeping never yet achieved a great success.
2780. Lying'
sb ad ; take care, and do it less.I.Wonder not thou, too. soonfind awell-filled pocket.2 . Thysteed’sin the stable ; b e careful thou to lock it.3 . The weary read you travel endsin harborsfine .
4 .
’
Under thy head,when going to b ed, just place the figure nine. l
5. Bymarriage thou’lt found an i llustriousline.
6. Thy thronehasfallen. Thy powerisbrushed .
7.
'Ihy gale of Adversity soonwill b e hushed .
8. Beware the onewho on thy rightsidestands.9 . Thy best friend boastsnot pure, unstained hands.
122 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Cheap are the favorsthy flatterersimpart .Lowcomesthe head that stabb ed at thy heart .Generousare the virtuesthatmthee are dwellingSorrowful are the bellsnewo
’erthy fortune’sknelling.
Dear-bought 1sthy experience cheap,If ’tmakestheewise.
Dangerous1sthe Shaft newgleaming fromthine eyes.Munificentphe giftsthou shalt seen receive .
Seen by repentance the past youmay retrieve.
Bribed are themenwho seek to do thee ill.Fine wilt then b e ground In Failure’scruelmill .Bioed
,seen
,declaresthat thou hast got a fever.
Bloody thingsbetoken thou art a decelver.Heavy isthe price that thou’lt forpleasure pay.
Unrelenting are thy foes, 1swhat thisdream‘ dothsay.Wealthy isthemate whomthou yet .shaltmarry .
Ponderousistheweight of woe you’ll have to carry .
Long fortheewill better fortune tarry.
Frugal isthe life that henceforth youmust lead .
Saystheywill neverbreakwho’re supple asa reed .
Certain isthe ransomFortune forthee pays.Happy isthy lot to b e, and longwill b e thy days.Durable
,the prosperity isthatwhich. newisthine .
Improper isthe alliance. Go break it of BadwineThissays
,
“The heart you love istrue and peerless.”Declaresyou safely passa point, dismal, dark and cheerless.Says
,Stronglyhope, there ’srest forthee,soweary .
”
K inspeople thou’ltfind are not thy best friends.D ismal isthe cloud that newabove thee bendsFirmb e in action . Falter not thou by theway .
Theu’ltfind lesslove in black hair than thouwiltfind in grey.
Hotwill b e the quarrel inwhich youwill engage.
Bitter isthewarthy friendsinsecretwage.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING . 123
Holloware the wordsof onewho near theesits.Speak out ! They
’llwear theshoe ,whomit neatlyfits.Keep dark,say nothing, the thing will come to light.Strike not
,aman ofstraw‘
tisuselesstofight .
Bend not an inch before the howling blast.G0 slowerin future, and you
’ll travelmore fast.Says
,Countwell your chickensbefore they are hatched .
"
Says, Friend you aremated, but not fullymatched ”Says, Aslice of good fortunemay o ften b e snatched.
”
Sharp are the thornsoverwhich you’rewalkingSensel essisthe folly you too oft are talking .
Ripe Isthe love newtendered unto thee .
False isthy friend, asthouwilt shortly ,
see .
Deep Isthe guilewithwhich you’re wraptaround.
Asnoman’s’
suretyhereafter‘
b‘
e thou bound.
Lively isthe Spite thy foesnowat thee hurl .
Newgladly thy banner bring out and unfurl .Silly
,
the taleshave been that you’ve toldSays“Iron isreally forthee
, good asgoldPortendsa disaster fromeating too free.
Says,Wantwasyourmaster no longer ishe .
”
Tellsof trialsthat thouwill ere long overmount.Says
,
“Fame isbefore thee ; go speedily ,
mount .”Thin the veil that.h1de the dead
,sweet the perfume o’ertheeshed.
Rich the reward that yet to thee will '
be accorded .
Says,De thouwell, ere long you
’ll b e rewarded ”
Amarried aunt comesv isiting thee .
Go,b e a honey
,not an humb le b ee.
Claret isred,so arethy friendswithindignation .
Reject at once your next invitationCollapsed isthe pride of thosewho lately pester . d .
Re tire to the country . Keen andsequestered.
124 DREAMS,AND THEIR MEANING.
2886. Loud are the cursesupon thy head newhurled.
7.
'
Gainst unseen rocks1 fear thy bark iswhirled8 . Beware .of thewoman who blood-red ribb on Wears.9 . Gomeet thy foe bysetting counter snares.
2890. Keep cool in danger,warmwhen all’sserene.
1. Be ripe in thought but in thy speechb e green.
2 Be true,while othersstill are true to you.
3 . Go not to churchte-day, whatever else you de .
Herd notwith thosewho everslanderothers.5. Receive thy last newfre uds, you’l lfind themtrue asbrothers.6. Grant all the favorsasked of thee te-day.
7.
1 Trust not the shortman,he will toosoon b etray.
8 . Art islong b ut l ife isshort- say, dost thou understand 79. Failure attendsthe schemesso lately planned ;If that aint true
,then you’ ll surely b e d— d.
2900 Mournfully in poverty, a friend of thine isweeping .
1 Stealthy asasnake a fee toward thec’screeping ,
2 . Selling— ajoke, tellsofheavy lossof cash and friends
3 Selling thingsthyself, good fortune to thy hoped—ferends;Selling by others, sayst ‘i on hast troub le overcome.
5. Surplice, pl iestly, shadowsa total eclipse of thy sun ;6. Surplus, left over, presagesnew-found hepe.
7 . Bidsthee thy talentsg ive a fullerscope .
8 . Says, Be not thou content ; b ut strive forsomethingmore.”9 Says
,
’Tisa yellowGod youmost frequently adore .
”
2910. Men fatter often growby pracucmg abstention .
1 . The whole, you think, ’tu 111not b e wise tomention.
2 . Be deaf to all radio 11 jubb r and j aw.
3 .When the foe’sfairly under, then do“n with thy paw.
4 . Says, pushem,and rush’em, right into the law.
5. Thymoney isnot safe that you did lately loan.
6. Before aweek.most woefully y ou’ll g roan.
MO DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
2949 . Affable,thou’lt b emore happy than the birds.
2950 Thy net of life istangled, and thoumust it untangle .
All by a hair above thy head a ’venging sword doth dangle.
2 . Just like a fool, youmake a ”rule
,your good luck to strangle.
3 . Supremewill b ethy victory o’eradverse circumstance.
Don’t longer let thy fancy so caricole and prance.
5. Saysyouwillsoon gain a farbetter chance .
6. Frown onwho’ershallmake thee!
an advance.
7 . Superlative the impudencewithwhich thou art assailed.
8 . Advance, you’re doubly armed
,and triply are youmailed .
9.With storiesrare (of thembeware) you’ll shortly b e regaled.
2960. Curiosity in thy affairsb e careful to repel .1. In friendly laysthy voice upraise
,andall God’smercy tell .
2 . Sound loud thy wrongs— go tell themt o the crowd.
Such l ibertiesasyou permit,should never b e allowed.
4 . Pecul iar trialsof thy faith thou’ltsuffer.Brandsshowthy path willspeedily growrougher ;
6. Bran,tellsof lossessure to come ere long .
7 . Says,
“In a recent quarrel thouwert in thewrong.
”
8. B idsthee sharply Watch two designing knaves.9. Calmisthy sea, andstilly are thewaves.
2970. Bewarned by this,no longer trust in friends.
1 . Showsfutileschemeswillmeet withfutile ends.2 . Behold
,a favor unto thee isshown .
3 . Lessstrong in resolution thou hast lately grown.
4 . Be trustful, Fortune flapsherwings. ’5. O’
erthysuccessfullmany a friend nowsings.6. Give up the point, quarrel thou nomore .
7 . Thy favorssoon thy bitter foesimplore .
8. Rest tranquil, thou no bitter endshallsee.
9 . Sweet are the galesof luck that nowwaft over thee.2980. Condemn thyself forall that’sgone amiss.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Behold, forthee there’scomingmagic b liss.Wise hast thou been,and great isthy reward.
~
Just isthe verdictmen unto thee accord .
Hard isthe lot thisdreamdoth shadowforth.You’ll succeed best by turning to the north.
Rich are the blossomsflowing forthy brow.
Thou’lt neverreap before you try to plow.
Resolve henceforth to 'hold no longer grudge.
Fromthy post b e not in haste tobudge .
Fame comesto thee,b ut comesin diversshapes.
Hold hard,it says, norstrive forsour grapes.
You’llwin the day, if you your counsel keep.
Bestronger than a lion, b ut gentle asasheep.
Heed not the liesthy foesnowpropagate.
Go in andwin,ere long ’twill b e too late.
Contention doesthee evil,henceforthit forbear.
Amighty streamof luck thisto thee doth declare.
Ere long thou’ltsay,
“Behold the prize I’vewon.
”
You’ll end farbetter off than you b egun“SHOWS THAT THY TASK AND MINE IS DONE
P R E -AD AM I T E MAN ;
Demonstrating Human Existence yearsago , and thatAdamwasnot the firstman .When the gude Laird wasmaking Adam, even then the clan
Grantwasasthick and numerousasthe heather on you hills.”‘
BAILEY GRANT .
Universally conceded by the Pressof two countries, to b e
A remarkable b ook . We hail thisshot fromthe Fort of
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L O V E ! AT L AS T !
THE SEVEN MAGNETIC LAWS OF'
.LOVE.
The Philosophy of Fascination , The Increase ofWoman ’sPower, TheSolution of the Problemsof L ove Charms, L ove Spells, L ore Powers, andThe rulesandmethodsof woman’scontrol overman ; b e ing theOriental Mystery of the Principle o f Feminantia, and LeavesfromLove and itsH idden H istory . Price 50 cents, post paid .
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MAGNETIC UNIVERSE.
ANEWAND N EE D ED"WOR K ON SEER S III P
AND I TS LAWST H E MAG IC MIR R O R !
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CONTENTS — PART I . SEERSHIP .
Somnambulistic lucidity Genuine Clairvoyance a natural b irthright Two sourcesof light, astral andmagnetic —Whymesmeristsfail to produce Clairvoyance in the ir subjects Vine !
gared water ,magnetsand tractorsasag entsin itsproductionSpecific rules Clairvoyance isnot spiritualism— Most clairvoyants arrant swindlers, quacks, impostors. The false and thetrue Psychometry and intuiti on are not clairvoyance — Mesmericcircles— Eight kindsof Clairvoyance Mesmeric coma andmagnetic trance The difference Effect of lung power Effect ofamative passion on the seer — Dang ersto women who aremesmeriz ed Oriental , European , andAmerIcanmethods Themirrorof ink Howtomesme i ize by a common looking -
g lass Theinsulated stool The electIic ormagnetic batteIy —The b armag e
net The 1101seshoemagnet Phantasmata, CherhismWhySpirits” are said to
,take subjectsaway frommagnetizeis
Curious— Black Mag ic — Voudoo Hoodoo”) Spells, charms,
projects Very strange ! Love Powders — The sham, and theterrible dangerso f the real Howthey are fabricated — Astounding disclosuresconc erning Voudoo ismin Tennessee — ProofsThe cock , the couches, the triang le , the herbs, the test, the spell ,the effect
,the wonderful resul t White science baffl ed by blackmag ic —MIS . A the Doctor and the Voudoo Chief Expla
nation o f themystery — The degreesof Claie yance , andhowtoreach them- The road to power, love , andmoney Self-mesmerismMesme i ismIn ancient Egypt , SyI ia,
Chaldea, Nineveh ,and Babylon , thousandso f yearsago Testimony of Lepsius,Be tta, Rawlings, Horner, Bunsen , Champollion ,
andMarietteThe Phantorama Advice to seekersafterseership. Dr . Dee and
hismag icmiIror StIange thingsseen in it — Not aspiI itual juggle Georg e Sand The Count St . Germain,
and the Mag i cMirrororSpiIit-seeing g
G lass— Jewelsused forthe same pq osesHargIave Jennings(the Rosicrucian) Onfire — CuIiousthingsof the outside world, and divine il lumination Cag liostro andhisMag i cMirror Frederick the Great Crystal-sec iug Count American Mirror-Seers— Dr. Randolph , in April, ’69 , predictsthe g oldpanic o f September— Itsli teral fulfilment Businessmen usemirt orsto forestall themarkets Their singularmag ic Better andmore effective than “
animalmagnetism— \Vhy — Extraord inarymethod of holding a psycho-vision steady asa picture Two kindsofmirrors Crystals The picturesseen in amag icmirror arenot on orin , b ut above it Dang ersof Spiri t control FactsTheory Constructorsofmag icmirrors Failures SuccessChemistry ofmirrors— The Life o f Dream, and the Street o f Chanc es The Past, Present, and Future are actually now, b e causethere can b e no future to Omniscie
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nce — The Future embosomed inthe Ether , andhe who can penetrate that can scan unborn e ventsin the womb of coming time — It can b e done , isdone , andwill b eby allwho have the rightsense — SirDavid Brewster, Salverte ,
L O V E ! IT S H ID D EN H I ST O R Y .
SI! TH EDITION .
THE MOST REMARKABLE BOOK ON HUMAN LOVE
Ever issued . Twovolsin one . A work forWomen, Youn g an d Old F orthe L ov in g ; The Married , -S in g l e, Un loved an d H eart-nef t ; Especial ly
forUnhappyWives, and L ove-S tarvedOn esof theWorld .
ADIRECT E! PLICATION OF THE
GREAT CHEMICO-MAGNETIC LAWS OF LOVE,
AND OF WOMAN , AND MARRIAGE ; FEMALE BEAUTY, AND
POWER ; THEIR ATTAINMENT , CULTURE , AND
RETENTION .
CON TEN T S .
Orig in of Uterine Diseases Terrible power of aWoman’shateLove vs. Passion The stormy life The love-cure The love
curse Mothers-in-law—,S trang e power ofwoman’slove Once
ia-a-whilishlove A hint forhusbands Truemarriage Gustylove The tidesof love Ahint forunlovedwives— Howto regain a lost affection —When woman’slovehasmost power Rel
ative power of b runettesand blondes Men don’t knowhow tomake love Thehow Sex and passion afterwe are dead TheCyprian
’sprayer — The chemistry of love — HOWto increase love
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preserving youth and beauty Thewhole art of adornment — Skin,
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to preserve the ir beauty, and restore itwhenlost — Protoplasm, andhowto increase it Running upstairs, andthe heart disease Divorce , isit a real remedy foran unhappyInarrIage .
i’ — The woman’sgrand secII I
et — BeecheI on The secret sinsOf youth Girl of the period , and g irl of the futureMarrlag e In 197O— Testsof the l ove nature by the color of theeyes Verysmgular, and true Whomnot tomarry The rightsof a lover and husband The true rule Of divorce Trouble in thelove nature , the cause of untold sickness— Meansof cure — Useand abuse of amatory passmn Magneti c exhaustion , and the remedy
— Voudoo John, Of NewOrleans, who completely subjugatedwoman Magnetic fascination - Vampires A thrilling warning— The whole terriblemystery of Voodooismrevealed Want oftrue love The death of lo ‘
ve and itsl ife Dickens’ trouble withhiswife — 3Whysome wivesruin the ir talented husbands A hintto women A very curlouspaper Proving aman’sb rother to b enearer of kin tohimthan ishisfather Singular cause ofweddedmIsery Itscertain cure Whywiveshate the ir husbands Uhderlying lawof human g emus A hint tomothers Seven .magnetic lawsOf love ,
-whereby the unloved gain it, and lost lovesarefirmly rebuilded A strang e andmighty power — HOWto retain ahusband’slove —
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THE HUMAN SPIRIT AND ITS DESTINY AFTER DEATH ,
A REVELATION OF THE
ETHEREAL UNIVERSE , CONCERNING THE LOCATION, GEOG
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,TOPOGRAPHY ,
AND SCENERY OF THE UPPERWORLD ; THE OCCUPATION , HABITS , CUSTOMS ,
MODES OF LIVING , AND TRANSMUNDANE
DESTINY OF THE HUMAN SOUL . ALSO
CONCERNING SEx , AND ITS USES AFTER
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