Pigeons, important news if flying; if at rest, domestic bliss and wealth acquired in trade.
Pine-tree, continuous happiness.
Pistol, disaster.
Rabbit, fair success in a city or large town.
Rat, treacherous servants; losses through enemies.
Raven, death for the aged; disappointment in love, divorce, failure in business, and trouble generally.
Razor, lovers’ quarrels and separation.
Reptile, quarrels.
Rider, good news from overseas regarding financial prospects.
Rifle, a sign of discord and strife.
Ring, a ring means marriage; and if a letter can be found near it, this is the initial of the future spouse. If clouds are near the ring, an unhappy marriage; if all is clear about it, the contrary. A ring right at the bottom means the wedding will not take place.
Rose, a lucky sign betokening good fortune and happiness.
Saw, trouble brought about by strangers.
Scales, a lawsuit.
Sceptre, a sign of honour from royalty.
Scissors, quarrels; illness; separation of lovers.
Serpent, spiteful enemies; bad luck; illness.
Shark, danger of death.
Sheep, success, prosperity.
Ship, a successful journey.
Snakes are a sign of bad omen. Great caution is needed to ward off misfortune.
Spider, a sign of money coming to the consultant.
Squares, comfort and peace.
Star, a lucky sign; if surrounded by dots foretells great wealth and honours.
Steeple, bad luck.
Straight line, a journey, very pleasant.
Straight lines are an indication of peace, happiness, and long life.
Swallow, a journey with a pleasant ending.
Swan, good luck and a happy marriage.
Sword, dispute, quarrels between lovers; a broken sword, victory of an enemy.
Timber, logs of timber indicate business success.
Toad, deceit and unexpected enemies.
Trees, a lucky sign; a sure indication of prosperity and happiness; surrounded by dots, a fortune in the country.
Triangles, always a sign of good luck and unexpected legacies.
Trident, success and honours in the Navy.
Twisted figures, disturbances and vexation; grievances if there are many such figures.
Umbrella, annoyance and trouble.
Unicorn, scandal.
Vulture, bitter foes.
Wagon, a sign of approaching poverty.
Wavy lines, if long and waved, denote losses and vexations. The importance of the lines depends upon the number of them and if heavy or light.