To attend one afflicted, services unrewarded. To be afflicted, means self-exaltation, glory.

Feebleness of disposition, amatory thoughts.

At sea. happy omen for those in expectation. Richly laden, return of good times. Tossed by the waves, peril.

Distress. To sell them, amelioration of business. (See Money).

To dream of your son, denotes damage vexations.

Joy, health, family union.

To walk over, troubles and sufferings.

Wisdom of your wife or betrothed. Its nest, happiness and blessings upon the house upon which it is built. To return to the house, news from friends.

Bad omen, division of families.

Ambushes and misfortunes invented by secret enemies, Lizards, salamanders, basilisks and other reptiles bear a like interpretation as here given.

To see them, denotes personal piety, exaltation.

To see persons on a raft or other means of safety, means trouble commingled with hope.

To dream of singing, denotes affliction, tears.

Love, joy, pleasure, perfect contentment.

Speedy injustice.

Burned and consumed, loss of worldly wealth.

To see it fly over the waves, news from afar.

Wisdom.

Made by a cat, sickness and affliction for him receiving them. By thorns, perils for the dreamer.

To see the sky, prelude to family difficulties.

Happiness to come. To take one’s off, deceived hope. One torn, good luck.

Horror, fright.

Happiness, distant but certain.

To dream of a squirrel, shows that enemies are endeavouring to slander your reputation ; to the lover, it shows your sweetheart is of a bad temper, and much given to drinking.

(See Tempest, Thunder).

Riches and power. Black, disturbed household. Should they sing, death.

The same as salt.

False friends or servants, whose machinations you will have a great deal of trouble in defeating.

To hear one, drowsiness, stupor.

Elegant shoes, signifies honor, profit coming from subordinates. To have bad ones; shame and loss, to endure poverty. To shoe a horse or to see it done, denotes trouble, obstacles. To wear wooden shoes, some increase in fortune. To makeRead more…