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The Interpretation of dreams and moles with other curious matters relating to love and courtship

The Interpretation of dreams and moles with other curious matters relating to love and courtship

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Author
Anonymous
Title
The interpretation of dreams and moles, with other curious matters, relating to love and courtship
Original Publication
United Kingdom: J. Marshall, 1805.
Credits
The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
Language
English
LoC Class
BF: Philosophy, Psychology, Religion: Psychology, Philosophy, Psychoanalysis
Subject
Fortune-telling by moles
Category
Text
Project Gutenberg
eBook-No. 71045
Release Date
June 26, 2023
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.THE INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS AND MOLES, WITH OTHER CURIOUS MATTERS, RELATING TO LOVE AND COURTSHIP.
  2. 2.CONTENTS.
  3. 3.INTRODUCTION.
  4. 4.DREAMS INTERPRETED.
  5. 5.A TREATISE ON MOLES, AND THEIR PROGNOSTICATION.
  6. 6.ADVICE TO ALL Bachelors, Maids, Widowers, and Widows .
  7. 7.EXACT RULES, — Whereby a Man or Woman may know if they shall obtain the one they love . — How a Young Man or Woman may choose a good Husband or Wife. — Signs of Love and speedy Marriage, or the contrary, by seeing or meeting divers sorts of creatures at first in the mornings and various other circumstances. — How to choose a good Husband or Wife.
  8. 8.ART OF PALMISTRY. — Several Characters or Semblance of Letters and Lines in the Hand, as they tend to signify Riches, Honour, long Life, short Life, Poverty, Loss, number of Wives, or Children, Sickness; untimely Death and many other things, according to the Art of Palmistry. — Lines in the Hand, and their Significations, relating to Love, Marriage, Business, &c.
  9. 9.A Prognostication Concerning the BIRTH of CHILDREN on every Day of the Week .
  10. 10.A Division of Man’s Age into Twelve times Six periods, and the Duty of each. — Transcriber’s Notes

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