Telling Fortunes By Tea Leaves by Cicely Kent
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PAN AND HIS PIPES.--A most cheering symbol which gives an assurance of happiness, future prosperity, and delight. PANSY.--This flower is a symbol of understanding, modesty, and contentment; it is also a pleasant indication of faithful friends and happy days. PANTHER.--You may expect to be shocked at the treacherous behaviour of a friend whom you had always regarded as honourable. PARADISE.--See BIRD OF PARADISE. PARALLEL LINES.--These predict well-thought-out and smoothly running plans. PARCELS.--These are shown by thick, square or round leaves. PARROT.--This is a sign of foreign travel, the making of many friends, and much mental energy; sometimes it gives a hint that there is an inclination to gossip and spread scandal. PARSLEY.--Small events will bring you satisfaction. PEACOCK.--A sign of the acquisition of property; a prosperous and happy marriage; with other signs, an unfortunate friendship. PEAKED CAP.--The arrival of a male visitor. PEARS.--Improved social condition and other advantages; this fruit |
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