Platt Card Fortune Telling Divination | Page 76

CARD FORTUNE TELLING 72 below those that have already made themselves apparent in the past. When reading for the Grand Star, some general may be gained from groups. Thus, if three tions indica- or four Kings, Queens, Jacks, or Aces are shown, these will give a general idea that must be taken into consideration in reading the pairs. As an example of a Grand Star reading, Foli gives the " The consultant is represented by the King of Hearts, a fair open-handed, good-natured man, and the pairs come out as follows Queen of Diamonds and King of Spades (14 and 16) Jack of Hearts and Ace of Diamonds (21 and 19). " Nine of Clubs (reversed) and Queen of Clubs (15 and Jack of Spades and Eight of Diamonds (reversed) 17) (20 and 18) Ace of Spades and Queen of Spades (6 and Jack of Diamonds and King of Clubs (9 and 12) 10) Queen of Hearts and Eight of Clubs (8 and 13). " Nine of Diamonds (reversed) and Jack of Clubs (7 and II) Ace of Hearts and Ten of Spades (4 and 2) Nine of Spades and Ten of Hearts (5 and 3) the Ace following : : ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; of Clubs is 22. " Here the consultant is connected with (14) the Queen Diamonds, a fair woman with a tendency to flirtation she is amusing herself with (16) a very dark man, probably a lawyer, of ambitious and not too scrupulous character, of ; who " does not wish well to the enquirer. The next pair shows the Jack of Hearts, representing Cupid, or the thoughts of the one concerned, linked with (19) Ace of present, ring. While this imoccupying his thoughts he gives a small Diamonds, a wedding portant item is the Nine of Clubs, reversed, to (17) Queen of who is the real object of Clubs, a charming dark lady, his affections.