Nail.—Toothache and painful dentistry are foreshown by this sign.
Names.—To see the name of a person or place, signifies events occurring in connection with such person or place; if good symbols appear, pleasant happenings may be expected; if gloomy signs, then trouble will arise associated with the name seen.
Narcissus.—This flower shows sentiment and coming joy; also that some new idea will unfold itself to you in the spring and will prove to be of much advantage to you.
Native with "Tom-Tom".—This foreshows news of disturbance in India or news of a personal nature which will cause anxiety.
Necklace.—A good present or money; a broken necklace shows that you will break a bond which you have grown to feel is unendurable.
Needles.—These denote mischief and deceit; sometimes disappointment in love.
Neptune.—This planetary symbol indicates a condition of chaos.
Nest.—SeeBird's Nest, Eagle's Nest.
Net.—Toil or anxiety followed by amazing achievement and good fortune.
Ninepins.—These show a mind determined to gain success whatever the cost in drudgery.
Nose.—A large nose denotes dissipation; a crooked one shows a wayward and untrustworthy character; a long, thin nose implies that you change your ideas on various subjects and alter your mode of life in accordance with your new ideas.
Nosegay.—SeeBouquet.
Notice-Board.—Your attention will be called to some fact which it will be to your advantage to learn.
Numbers.—These are frequently found in the tea-leaves, and must be read in conjunction with surrounding symbols. If the consultant has a lucky number, and this appears with good signs, it promises much success. An unlucky number with gloomy signs predicts misfortune. A journey with a five near obviously points out that it will be taken in five days, or weeks, and so on. Ten dots, close together, means ten pounds or shillings, according to the size and number of the dots. Numbers with the symbol of a legacy show the amount to be expected.
Nun.—This is a sign that you will probably remain unmarried through your own choice; to the married it implies unjust suspicion.
Nurse.—A nurse in uniform usually foretells illness for yourself or for someone dear to you.
Nut-Crackers.—This portends that you will strive to solve a difficult problem, the result of which is of much importance to you.
Nuts.—Gratified ambition and wealth are indicated by nuts.
Oak Tree.—This is a good omen of wealth, strength, and attainment of cherished hopes; for a lover, it predicts happiness and prosperity in marriage.
Oar.—Sport; amusements; a broken oar denotes recklessness for which you will pay dearly; for a lover or husband, this means affliction.
Obelisk.—This foreshows honour and wealth.
Oil-Can.—Work and worry are foretold by this sign.
Onions.—You may expect that something which you supposed was a secret will be discovered, possibly through treacherous friends.
Opera-Glasses.—You are in danger of losing the confidence of your friends because of your inquisitive questions.
Orchids.—These give a pleasing assurance of coming good fortune and a life of ease and wealth.
Organ.—This must be read in connection with other signs around it; sometimes it means a wedding, death, or realised ambition; to a musician, it is a good omen of achievement. See alsoBarrel Organ.
Ostrich.—This symbol points to achievement in creative work; if running, you may look for startling news and rumours of public upheavals.
Otter.—You must expect to receive a disagreeable shock through some unpleasant spite on the part of those of whom you have always thought well, and regarded as loyal and affectionate friends.
Overcoat.—You may expect to have changes in your life and become of much importance.
Owl.—A bad omen of illness, misfortune, and poverty; if flying, you will receive tidings of grief; to lovers this bird is a symbol of bad news or unpleasant rumours; to those who are contemplating new work or enterprise the owl should be regarded as a warning to proceed with caution.
Ox.—An ox in his stall implies hospitality, domestic peace and abundance.
Oysters.—These are a sign of enjoyment and expensive tastes, also that you will appreciate the pleasures of life more in your later years than in your youthful days.
Padlock.—An open padlock means a surprise; a closed one, a need for precaution.
Pagoda.—Foreign travels.
Pail.—You will be called upon to undertake a variety of things which you dislike.
Pails on Yoke.—In the future you may hope for compensation for past trials and weariness.
Palace.—This portends good fortune and favours.
Palette.—A hopeful sign of success to an artist or to those associated with one; to others, it suggests a need for deliberation and advice before embarking upon a new work or enterprise.
Palm Tree.—This is a symbol of honour, fame, and victory; increase of wealth, love, and marriage.
Pampas Grass.—This is a sign that you will make a pathetic endeavour to find happiness in a life which is cast in a somewhat dreary lot.
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.—SeeBird 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 brings success to a business man and to a woman a rich husband; one pear signifies a birth or new plans.
Pedestrian.—An important appointment or urgent business.
Pelican.—This bird is a symbol of loneliness, separation, and yearning for the unattainable; if it is flying you will receive news from those who are far away in isolated parts of the world.
Pen.—SeeQuill Pen.
Penguin.—This strange bird indicates interesting news of expeditions and discoveries in the northern regions.
Penknife.—This is an unfortunate symbol of enmity, disloyalty, and jealousy.
Peonies.—You will probably be called upon to make a decision of much importance before another summer is past; broken peonies predict that you may possibly throw away your chance of happiness by coming to a wrong conclusion.
Pepper-Pot.—This means vexation and unreasonable irritation which you will endeavour to conceal.
Perambulator.—News of a birth.
Pestle.—A sign of decisive measures; a remedy for a grievance or an ill.
Pheasant.—Good fortune; new friends; if flying, speedy and propitious news.
Piano.—This is a sign that you will make the most of your opportunities and will gain that for which you have aimed; to musicians, a sign of advancement.
Pickaxe.—This sign proclaims labour troubles and strikes.
Pig.—This assures you of gain and success in agricultural interests; it also denotes that you may expect a present of money or a legacy.
Pigeons.—These show reconciliation with someone dear to you from whom you have been estranged; if flying, important and pleasant news is on its way; if stationary, delay in the arrival of important news.
Pillar.—A symbol of strength, protection from danger, and of good and powerful friends; a broken pillar predicts sorrow and despair.
Pillar Box.—Important or specially interesting correspondence is the meaning of this sign.
Pincers.—A painful experience; an injury; toothache.
Pincushion.—Thrift, order, and a well-regulated household.
Pineapple.—A pleasing indication of wealth, rich friends, and good presents.
Pine Trees.—Happiness followed by an aftermath of regret.
Pipe.—A visit from a dear friend; several pipes foreshow news from a man who is much in your thoughts. See alsoMeerschaum Pipe, Pan and His Pipes.
Pistol.—An ominous warning of disaster; with other bad signs, of a violent death.
Pitcher.—This shows an endeavour to relieve a rather dull and monotonous life, by throwing your energy into somewhat unnecessary work.
Pitchfork.—A sign that you are apt to stir up feud, and make peace and quiet impossible.
Plate.—For the present, you will merely jog along in an ordinary way.
Playing Cards.—SeeAce of Clubs, Ace of Diamonds, Ace of Hearts, andAce of Spades.
Plough.—You must expect to go through toil and frustration before you finally conquer your difficulties and achieve triumph.
Plum Pudding.—This denotes festivity and cheerfulness.
Plums.—These foretell a new development of plans.
Polar Bear.—This sign means a journey to a cold climate.
Policeman.—This tells you to beware of theft and underhand practices; with other signs, it would indicate trouble probably caused by those with whom you are most closely associated.
Pope.—Unexpected gain and future happiness are foretold by this sign.
Poppy.—This flower is significant of a pleasant occurrence in the early summer.
Porter and Truck.—This indicates a pending journey or the arrival of a traveller.
Post.—This signifies a formidable obstacle; if broken, that you will encounter a storm of opposition to your plan.
Postman.—Important and profitable news.
Pot.—SeeCoffee Pot.
Potato.—You will have need of patience in your daily life, and will sometimes be troubled by pecuniary difficulties.
Prancing Lamb.—This is a symbol of trouble which will have beneficial results and will lead to contentment and happiness.
Prawns.—These bring pleasures, presents and satisfactory arrangements.
Prince of Wales' Plumes.—This is a symbol of pleasant events, stirring topics and sometimes of personal honour and distinction.
Pudding.—SeePlum Pudding.
Puffin.—This bird denotes timidity and a desire for solitude; if flying, news from abroad.
Pulpit.—A love of talking and a dislike to listening is the meaning of this symbol.
Pump.—Your own efforts will bring about a fortunate result.
Punch-and-Judy.—You will read, or hear, of a sensational case in married life.
Purse.—This cautions you against theft, or carelessness that may lead to losing money.
Pyramids.—These foreshow attainment to honour, fame and wealth.
Queen.—A queen upon her throne indicates security, peace, and honour; sometimes the attainment to a high position through powerful friends.
Query.—This shows doubt, indecision; if this sign were seen with a letter the doubt would be with regard to some correspondence; if with a journey, uncertainty about it; and so on.
Quill Pen.—This shows that you may expect, before long, to sign your maiden name for the last time in a marriage register; with other signs, a legal document.
Quoits.—This sign indicates a journey to the country on pleasure.
Rabbit.—An indication of illness for a child; a dead rabbit means domestic duties which will bore you, sometimes financial worry; several rabbits suggest that you must depend upon your own efforts for your amusements and must be content with simple ones; a rabbit on its hind legs predicts that a new plan or idea will bring you great success.
Rag Doll.—This implies a simplicity that sometimes verges on folly.
Railway Signal.—This symbol may be seen at "danger" or "all clear." Its meaning must be read in accordance with other signs.
Ram.—An unpleasant person whom you would do well to avoid is indicated by this sign.
Rake.—This implement denotes a persevering nature which should bring you a liberal measure of success in whatever you undertake; it also indicates luck in speculation.
Rat.—Treachery and other impending troubles, are foreshown by this unpleasant symbol.
Raven.—This bird is an omen of gloom and despondency, disappointment in love, separation, failure in work; it is also a symbol of death for the aged.
Razor.—Quarrels, also a warning against interference in other people's affairs; to lovers this sign foretells disagreement and separation.
Red-Hot Poker.—This flower suggests that you are likely to bring yourself within the range of unpleasant criticism by your flaunting manner.
Reptile.—This is a bad omen of coming misfortune, treachery, or illness.
Rhinoceros.—This animal denotes a risky proceeding into which you plunge without hesitation, although your friends and relations will try to persuade you to give up your scheme, but your indifference to the opinion of others prevents any chance of their being successful.
Rider.—This brings good news from overseas of business and financial affairs.
Rifle.—Strife and calamity are shown by this sign.
Ring.—With dots around, a contract or a business transaction; with the figures of a man and woman, an engagement or wedding is foretold.
River.—A sign of trouble and perplexity, sometimes illness and bereavement.
Robin.—A symbol of much good fortune, loyal friends, and happiness in love.
Rocket.—This foretells joy and gladness at some event about to happen.
Rocking Chair.—This indicates contemplation of a new idea or scheme about which you are somewhat doubtful.
Rocking Horse.—Happy associations will be renewed; pleasure with children.
Rocks.—These prepare you for alarms and agitation, but if good signs appear, you will eventually find a smooth path through your fife.
Roller.—SeeGarden Roller.
Rolling Pin.—This is an indication that you will be capable of smoothing out your difficulties and will usually find an easy path in which to tread.
Rose.—A token of good fortune, joy, and love.
Rosemary.—Memories of the past will mar your future.
Running Figures.—You may expect an emergency in which you will need to have all your wits about you; sometimes this signifies urgent messages.
Sack.—This predicts an unlooked for event which will turn out to be most fortunate.
Saddle.—The successful solving of a troublesome matter is the meaning of this sign.
Sailor.—You may expect news from overseas of an interesting nature.
Salmon Jumping in a Pool.—This is a fortunate sign of propitious news which will mean a great deal to you.
Sandwich Man.—After a time of irksome tasks and pecuniary worry, you will be rewarded by a time of ease and wealth.
Saucepan.—This is an indication that many troubles will befall you, and your courage will be tested in meeting them.
Sausages.—These show complaints or affliction.
Saw.—Interference which will bring a good deal of trouble upon you, is signified by a saw.
Scaffold.—This signifies that you will enter into a rash speculation.
Scales.—This symbol stands for legal proceedings.
Scarecrow.—This warns you to avoid interfering in the private affairs of others, or you may find that you will receive the cold shoulder from them.
Sceptre.—This is a fortunate sign of distinction and honour.
Scimitar.—You will hear of murders, horrible treachery, and riots.
Scissors.—An unlucky sign of friction between friends; disputing and disagreeableness with married couples; quarrels between lovers; trouble in business.
Scoop.—SeeCoal Scoop.
Screw.—With a little ingenuity and perseverance, you will arrive at that for which you aim.
Screw-Spanner.—Troublesome affairs and vexations are before you.
Scuttle.—SeeCoal Scuttle.
Scythe.—This sign foreshows grief and pain.
Seagull.—A sign of storms; if flying, news from abroad.
Seakale.—A satisfactory conclusion to a vexed question is the meaning of this symbol.
Seal.—An indication that a considerable amount of patience will be necessary before your hopes are realised, but eventually you will gain success and wealth.
Sealing-Wax.—Theoretically you are wise, but you seldom bring your wisdom to bear on practical matters.
See-Saw.—Unless you endeavour to become more decisive and reliable, you will lose any good opportunities which may come your way.
Seaweed.—This denotes a joy in the past of which only the memory remains.
Shamrock.—A sign of good luck.
Shark.—An ominous sign of death.
Shaving-Brush.—This sign suggests that you are apt to turn molehills into mountains.
Sheep.—To landowners or those engaged in any agricultural pursuits sheep are an omen of success and prosperous dealing; to others this sign implies that they will receive assistance from unexpected quarters.
Shell.—Good luck from an unexpected source; with other signs, a visit to the seaside.
Shepherd.—The appearance of this symbol warns you against taking unnecessary risks in all matters.
Ship.—News from distant lands; a successful journey; a voyage.
Shirt.—This sign is considered an omen of good fortune.
Shoes.—These indicate speedy new arrangements which are likely to turn out extremely well.
Shrimping Net.—Pleasures and amusements, unconventionality, and good spirits.
Shutters.—This sign proclaims the fact that there is need for secrecy, and that there may be things in your life of which you trust nothing will be known.
Sickle.—A sign that you will experience sorrow and pain through the callous behaviour of someone you love.
Signpost.—This symbol must be read in conjunction with surrounding symbols; it usually emphasises the importance of other signs; a broken signpost indicates, that you take a wrong turning in your life and afterwards have much cause to regret it.
Skeleton.—This implies a feeling of disgust at some information which is told to you and which you are asked not to reveal.
Skipping Rope.—Pleasure with children and popularity with them.
Sleigh.—A spell of cold weather; an interesting event or piece of news to be expected in the winter.
Slug.—Petty annoyances; bad weather.
Snail.—This is a sign of infidelity; several snails, that mischief is going on around you of which you are unaware.
Snake.—This is an unpleasant sign of treachery, disloyalty, and hidden danger, sometimes caused by those whom you least suspect; if its head is raised, injury by the malice of a man is predicted; it is also an indication of misfortune and illness.
Snipe.—This bird signifies the discovery of a useful fact; if flying, hasty news of a great friend.
Snowdrops.—These are a symbol of youth and innocence; this sign may point to some event affecting you and yours which will probably take place about February; if seen in a cross it would foreshow the death of an infant or young child.
Soap.—Cakes or blocks of soap predict temporary trouble in business.
Soap Bubbles.—SeeChild Blowing Soap Bubbles.
Sofa.—This foreshows indisposition or a small illness, sometimes disturbed nights or emergencies.
Soldier.—This signifies that you may count upon the loyalty and affection of your friends; sometimes it indicates that you may expect speedy news of a soldier.
Solomon's Seal.—This plant is a symbol of understanding, devotion, and coming joy.
Soup Ladle.—It will be through the assistance of others that you will arrive at success.
Soup Tureen.—To the mature, this symbol points to a return of good fortune; to the young, a small illness and loss of appetite.
Spade.—This means toil, care, unrest, disappointment, and failure. SeeAce of Spades.
Spanner.—SeeScrew Spanner.
Sphinx.—This denotes that your hopes will be set on things far beyond your reach, and that as nothing but the very best in life has any attraction for you, it is improbable that you will ever attain to complete happiness.
Spider.—You may expect to receive an inheritance; with other signs, that you will be triumphant in disputed will or money settlement; several spiders foretell profitable transactions, sometimes a heritage of much wealth.
Spur.—This symbol foretells that as the result of endurance and honest labour you will attain to honour.
Square.—This formed of dotted lines indicates perplexity and dismay, and endeavour to extricate yourself from an embarrassing situation.
Squirrel.—This is a sign of contentment and cheerfulness; although you may never be rich you will be loved by those around you and, on the whole, will lead a happy life.
Star.—A lucky sign; if surrounded by dots, wealth and honour are foretold.
Steamer.—A voyage, news from overseas, interesting events, according to other signs.
Steeple.—This denotes misfortune, bad luck; if it is crooked or bending it foreshows a coming disaster or crushing blow to your hope.
Steps.—Unaccustomed work which will fall to your lot as a result of the illness of someone with whom you work or associate.
Stile.—With a small amount of perception you will arrive at a right conclusion.
Stilts.—These show a desire to appear different in the eyes of your friends from that which you really are, and you will often fail in an effort to keep up this subterfuge.
Stocks.—These sweet scented flowers foreshow an unexpected happiness with someone whom you have not seen for a long while.
Stockings.—A present received or given is the meaning of this symbol.
Stones.—Little worries and vexations.
Stool.—A large stool is a symbol of honour; a small one signifies that your success in life will be meagre.
Stork.—In summer, this bird tells you to beware of robbery or fraud; in winter, prepare for bad weather and a great misfortune; a stork flying predicts that whilst you hesitate in coming to a decision, a profitable chance is lost, the news of which will speedily reach you.
Stove.—This symbol calls attention to the fact that trials and tribulations await you.
Straw.—A bundle of straw foretells gain through industry.
Strawberries.—Pleasure and the gratification of your wishes are shown by this fruit.
Straw Hat.—Modesty and simple pleasures.
Street Lamp.—This is a sign of a foolish desire to draw attention to yourself.
Stud.—SeeCollar Stud.
Stuffed Birds.—A discovery that something upon which you had set your heart proves unsatisfying.
Submarine.—Swiftly arriving news or events; sometimes the disclosure of a secret which will be of much personal value to you.
Sun.—This promises happiness, health, success in love, prosperity, and the beneficial discovery of secrets.
Sun Bonnet.—A sign of originality, personal charm and attraction, sometimes coquetry.
Sundial.—You are warned to take heed as to the way in which you spend your time.
Sunflower.—This flower proclaims learning and a satisfactory conclusion in matters which are most interesting to you; it also implies that you may reasonably expect a scheme to work out greatly to your advantage.
Suspenders.—These show precaution.
Suspension Bridge.—A venture in which much is at stake but after a time of anxiety you arrive at final triumph.
Swallow.—A journey with a happy result; if flying, joyful tidings from someone you love; if several swallows are flying, they indicate a journey to a warm climate under very pleasant conditions.
Swan.—This bird is significant of tribulation, troublesome conditions in the home, and sometimes of separation from those whom you love.
Sweep.—The performing of an urgent disagreeable business will shortly fall to your lot.
Sweet William.—This flower signifies that happiness in the past has tinged your future with sadness.
Swimming.—A brave endeavour to overcome your fear of an undertaking which must be faced.
Swing-Boat.—By an act of folly, you forfeit the good opinion of someone with whom you most desire to be on terms of friendship.
Sword.—This is a sign of danger, sudden illness, or even death; it also betokens slander and dangerous gossip; to lovers it is a bad omen of quarrels; a sword in its sheath shows honour and glory for someone dear to you; a broken sword predicts the triumph of an enemy.
Table.—This means suggestions and consultation; note the subject from the surrounding signs.
Tambourine.—A symbol of lighthearted gaiety which will follow a time of gloom or worry. See alsoChild with Tambourine.
Tea Cosy.—To the unmarried, this is a sign that they will probably remain single; to the married, affection and comfort in the small things of life.
Tea-Cup and Saucer.—You may expect to hear something of much interest and pleasure in your "fortune."
Teeth.—These call attention to the fact that probably a visit to the dentist is required.
Telegraph Post.—Hasty news by telephone or telegram.
Telegraph Wires.—You will transact important business by telephone or telegram.
Telephone.—You will be put to considerable inconvenience through forgetfulness.
Telescope.—This predicts the probability of trouble with your eyesight.
Tennis Net.—This shows pleasures and social entertainments.
Tent.—A symbol of travel.
Thimble.—For a girl, this symbol implies that she will probably never marry; to the married, it predicts changes in the household.
Thistle.—This is a pleasant sign of strength, endurance, and affection; it also shows a desire to remove obstacles from the path of those who are in difficulties.
Throne.—An empty throne denotes public misfortune. See alsoKing on Throne.
Thumb.—A large and powerful thumb foretells an opportunity in which you prove yourself superior to those who hitherto somewhat despised you.
Tiger.—You will be placed in a perilous position possibly through the bad behaviour or folly of those who should protect you.
Timber.—Logs of timber are a sign of well-being and prosperity in your affairs.
Tin Tacks.—An agreement about to be satisfactorily concluded.
Toad.—You may expect deceit and the discovery of disagreeable facts; this sign should caution you to be on your guard, for malicious talking causes much discomfort and may separate the best of friends.
Toadstool.—You are warned against making rash and unguarded statements, a bad habit of gossiping and encouraging scandal.
Tom-Tom.—SeeNative with Tom-Tom.
Tomatoes Growing.—An increase of worldly goods is foreshown by this sign.
Tombstone.—This sign must be judged in accordance with other symbols around it.
Tongs.—A pair of firetongs indicates anxiety and disturbance in the home.
Tongue.—This signifies that unless you amend you will make mischief by your indiscreet and unkind words.
Tooth.—One large tooth is a symbol of bereavement.
Topiary Work.—Trees and hedges cut into the forms of birds, animals, etc., are often to be seen in the tea-leaves; this sign assures you of the fact that those things for which you must wait longest are those which will give most joy.
Torch (Flaming).—This is a hopeful symbol that some unexpected piece of good fortune will come to you; it also indicates the discovery of an undeveloped talent.
Torpedo.—Acts of violence, disaster, or distressing news are the meanings of this symbol.
Tortoise.—This means that you attempt that of which you have no knowledge.
Tower.—This predicts an advantageous opportunity through which you may rise to a good position in life.
Toys.—Pleasure with children.
Train.—Arrivals, removals, a journey.
Tram.—A roadway journey on business or pleasure.
Tram Line.—This is indicated by two thin, straight lines which run near together up the side of the cup.
Trees.—Good health and a pleasing assurance of coming prosperity and happiness; if surrounded by dots an inheritance of property in the country is foreshown! See alsoChestnut Tree, Christmas Tree, Elm Tree, Oak Tree, Yew Tree.
Triangle.—A fortunate meeting, good luck; sometimes an unexpected legacy.
Trident.—A hopeful sign of honour and promotion to those in the Navy.
Triumphal Arch.—This is a fortunate omen of your future honour and high position; a decorated arch foretells a wedding.
Trowel.—This gardening implement foretells good weather conditions; seen in the winter, it indicates unusual mildness. See alsoBricklayer's Trowel.
Trousers.—A pair of trousers foretells news of misfortune or sorrow for a man.
True Lover's Knot.—This is a happy omen of faithfulness in love, and of enduring friendship.
Trumpet.—This denotes good fortune to a musician; to others, entertainment, large assemblies of people, public speaking, sometimes the setting on foot of new schemes.
Trunk.—Arrivals and departures.
Tub.—You have evil to fear, is the meaning of this sign.
Tulips.—A symbol of radiance, health, and constancy in love and friendship.
Tunnel.—This suggests that you are likely to make a wrong decision in an important matter.
Turkey.—That you are in danger of committing injurious follies is the meaning of this sign.
Turnip.—The discovery of secrets and domestic quarrels are indicated by this sign.
Turnpike.—This implies that the reminiscences which you relate of the past are of more interest than your topics of the present.
Turnstile.—This is a sign that you cleverly evade a disagreeable incident or unpleasant discussion without offending anyone.
Turtle.—This is significant of wealth and luxury.
Twins.—This is a symbol of sympathy and the perfection of happiness; with other signs, news of the birth of twins.
Ugly Faces.—These show domestic quarrels or unpleasant news.
Umbrella.—If it is open, bad weather and grumbling are foretold; closed, a bit of bad luck which may be avoided.
Unicorn.—This is an indication of scandal.
Urn.—A sign of illness.