CHAPTER
III
A TEST TELLING OF THE CARDS
the
INcards,illustration
will be
(p. 48)
of
an actual "
falling " of the
noticed first of all that the Two of
it
Hearts, representing the consultant, is reversed—this fact
must be borne in mind while we interpret the cards.
Of the eight surrounding cards, three represent people,
House number Twenty-one,
two of these being men
where the Two of Hearts rests, signifies Rivalry of all
sorts, not only in love, but in business. It is good that a
Heart should fall here, but the reversed position at once
suggests delay or interference, which is also confirmed
;
elsewhere.
Let us
find that
now consider the Suits
we have three Hearts,
of the eight cards
including the Fool,
;
we
who
has the power of changing everything imexpectedly. As
this card falls in House Thirty-one, showing Good Fortune,
we again see that all will come right, but in some un-
There are also two Clubs, which show
two Diamonds, and only one
the influence of friends
Spade. This is a very fortunate series as far as suits go
expected fashion.
;
!
The Eight
ill-health
card
is
of Spades
in
all
is
not a very bad one, and
probability,
especially as
the only reversed card in the series.
in House
on either side
the personal card, suggests the unexpected receipt of
The combination of the Ace
Twenty-two (Gifts) with the Ten
of
signifies
the personal
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of
Diamonds
of Clubs,