The Handy Cyclopedia of Things Worth Knowing / A Manual of Ready Reference
by Joseph Triemens
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sickness; (broken or withered) sorrows, losses and
widowhood; (swollen) sudden fortune coming to a dear friend.
Ashes--Misfortune.
Asparagus--Success, profit.
Ass--Quarrel between friends; (one sleeping) security; (one braying)
dishonor; (ears of one) scandal; (one laden) profit.
Aunt--Wealth and friends.
Angel--Good news.
Ants--Time spent to no purpose.
Authority--(To have) easy times.
B
Babe--Happy marriage.
Baker--Gain.
Balloon--Literary note.
Barley--Good fortune.
Basket--Increase.
Babboon--Affronts.
Ball--(For dancing) jealousy, rage, then harmony.
Bank--Never to be rich, except by saving.
Barber--A long story, discontent.
Barn--(Full) wealthy marriage.
Bath--Marriage; (too cold) grief; (too hot) separation; (in running
water) disappointment; (in stagnant water) misfortune.
Beggar--Help when not expected.
Bells--Alarm, misfortune.
Bear--Danger, misfortune.
Beans--Quarrels.
Bed--Botheration, unrest.
Beer--Fatigue to no purpose.
Bees--Profit; (to catch) success; (stung by) to be over-worked.
Blind Person--False friends.
Blows--(To give) forgiveness; (to receive) advantage.
Boots--(New) success in love and business; (old) quarreling and failure.
Bonnet--(New) flirtation; (old or torn) rivalry.
Boat--(On clear water) happiness; (in muddy water) disgrace.
Bones--Large acquisition by small degrees.
Book--Information.
Bow and Arrows--Love affairs.
Bottles--A feast; (broken) sickness; (empty) melancholy.
Bouquet--(To carry) marriage; (to destroy) separation; (to throw away)
displeasure.
Brandy--Depravity.
Brook--(Clear) lasting friendship; (troubled) domestic quarrel.
Briars--Disputes.
Betrothal--Brief pleasures.
Birds--New pleasures; (singing) love, good fortune.
Bite--Mistrust, ingratitude.
Billiards--Hazards, dissipation.
Biscuit--Rejoicings, jolly feasting.
Blessing or Benediction--A forced marriage.
Blackbird--Scandal, deceit.
Bridge--(To pass one) success through industry; (to fall from) loss of
business and disappointment in love.
Bread--Profit; (white) lasting affection; (black) inconstancy.
Bugs--Enemies seeking to do injury.
Bull--(Peaceful) gain; (onset of) apprehension.
Butcher--Death of a friend.
Butterfly--Inconstancy.
Butter--Surprises; (to make) a legacy.
C
Cabbage--Health and long life.
Cage--(With bird) liberty; (without bird) imprisonment.
Cakes--Meeting with friends; (to make or eat) prosperity.
Calf--Assured success.
Camel--Riches.
Candle--Favors, praise.
Candy--Ardent love.
Cane--Correction.
Cards--Married life.
Carpenter--Arrangement of affairs.
Cart--Sickness and disgrace.
Cave--Quarrel, loss.
Carving--Business prosperity.
Cat--(To see) treason; (to kill) family quarrels.
Cellar--(Full) passing renown; (empty) health.
Cemetery--(To see) future prosperity; (to be in) news of a death.
Chain--Union; (broken) rupture.
Challenge--Rupture, illusion.
Cherries--Health; (to gather) deception by a woman; (to eat) love.
Chicken--(Cooking) good news.
Cheese--Vexation and after success.
Chestnuts--Home troubles.
Child--(Pretty) pleasure; (ugly) danger; (running) business difficulty.
Church--Heritage; (to pray in) deceit; (to speak aloud in) domestic
quarrels.
Chess--Affairs embarrassed,
Cider--Distant heritage, dispute.
Clams--Small possessions, stingily kept.
Clock--Marriage; (striking) a competency.
Coal--Persecution.
Cock--Pride, power, success; (one crowing) sudden trouble; (two
fighting) expensive follies.
Colic--Bickerings, estrangement
Corkscrew--Vexatious inquiries.
Corpse--Long life; news of the living; (one disinterred) infidelity.
Cow--Prosperity, abundance.
Cobbler--Long toil, ill paid.
Coffee--Misfortune.
Coffin--Speedy marriage.
Cooking--A wedding.
Corn--Riches; (to grind) abundance.
Crabs--Ill results of endeavor.
Cradle, or Crib--Increase in the family.
Cricket--Hospitality, home comfort.
Crocodile--A catastrophe.
Cross--(To see) disquiet; (to bear)