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THE
ROSICRUCIAN DREAM BOOK:
CONTAINING SOLUTIONS OF
OYER THREE {THOUSAND
DIFFEREIS^T DREAMS.
COLLECTED AND TRANSLATED FROM THE
OLD ENGLISH, GERMAN, NORWEGIAN, TURKISH,
ARABIC, SYRIAC, DANISH, CINGALESE, HIN-
DOSTANI, FRENCH, ETHIOPIC
AND DONGOLESE.
RENDERING THIS BY FAR THE LARGEST, MOST COMPREHENSIVE AND
COMPLETE WORK OF THE KIND IN ANY LANGUAGE,
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BOSTON, MASS.
KANDOLPH PUBLISHING CO.
1871.
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Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1871, by
PASCHAL B. RANDOLPH,
In the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.
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mation concerning Clairvoyance, Mesmerism, Will- Culture, or Secret
Science, or who wish to learn the subtle ao'ts, can enclose a
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by addressing Dr. P. B. Randolph, Professor
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Oriental Interior
Science. Care
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Box 3352, Boston, Mass,^
PBEAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
introduction:
Dreams have a meaning ! Can you disbelieve it?
If soj reject this bookI beg you not receive it;
But as for me, I'm superstitious still,
And know that dreams a part in nature fill.
Shadows they areand substance soon will follow
5
Who say they don't believe it
Pester, 2808. Pets, 55. Pearl, 505. Pepper, 206. Person asleep,
251. Pestle, 472. Peach, 846. Perilous, 2361. Persecute, 2368.
Penance, 2401. Petition, 2402. Pelican, 2405. Pension, 2424. Pew-
ter, 2425. Penny, 2457. Pelt, 2466. -Peltry, 2474. Pen, 2488-9.
Penis, 2503. Pea, 2658. Persian, 2504. Pears, 2627. Petulant,
2633. Petticoat, 2754.
Pimples, 2782. Pine apple, 2917. Piano, 159. Pincushion, 1048.
Pimp, 26 i6. Pipe, 2651. Pie, 2669. Pi, 2707. Pic-nic, 2734.
Pitch, 440-1. Pint, 488. Pitcher, 563. Pink, 2362. Pne, 239()-7.
Pillow, 2428. P Igrim, 2429. Pillage, 2434. Piquant, 2452. Pirate,
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 21
2464. Pint, 2482. Pistol, 2486. Pigeon, 2509. Piles, 2513. Pitch-
fork, 2515. Pins, 2582. Pinch, 2593.
Plague, 2807. Pluck, 2476-7. Plunder, 2497. Plaid, 2548.
Plain, 2600. Plantation, 474. Plums, 482. Plugs, 767. Plait, 2328.
Placid, 2372. Play, 2373. Plumes, 2374. Plate, 2388-9. Plot,
2648. Plaintiff, 2394. Pleiads, 2450. Plunge, 2454. Plow, 2505.
Plowing, 2506. Plaister, 2759.-*
Pork, 27. Post stamp, 125. Pole cat, 479 Pond, 2119. Polite,
2678. Politics, 2702. Porpoise, 2740. Poultice, 2743. Porcupine,
2758. Pox, 2609. Post-office, 2610. Pocket, 2613. Pock-pit,
2614. Pot-pie, 2665. Polygamy, 2459. Ponder, 2480. Pour, 2519.
Poverty, 2623. Poach, 2390. Point, 2403. Porcelain, 2438. Poul-
try, 2455. Poker, 336-7. Poison, 443. Police, 471. Poppy, 2366.
Posy, 557. Potatoes, 1450. Porter, 2354-5. Power, 2346. Poetry,
2607. Poplar, 2656. Popular, 2657. Poland, 2746. Porthole,
2805. Polecat, 479.
. .
Purgatory, 465. Pups, 2725. Puppets, 2724. Putrid, 2726.
Putty, 2731. Pump, 2628-9-30. Pulley, 2639. Pursuit, 2698-9.
Purr, 2709. Purple,^355. Purge, 447. Punishment, 486. Punch,
496-7. Pun, 2690. Pulpit, 553. Pure, 566. Pungent, 787. Pur-
ple dress, 1625. Puff, 2618. Pug nose, 2574. Puddle, 2577. Pud-
ding, 2578. Pumpkin, 2733. Publisher, 2835.
Prize, 2502. Prim rose, 2649. Prism, 2652. Predict, 2053. Pro-
voke, 2458. Profane, 2479. Prison, 2491-2. Princess, 2500. Pri-
apism, 2596. Procession, 2349. Prize-fight, 2330. Prince, 2498.
Proxy, 175. Promise, 324. Properly, 494. Promenade, 573. Pro-
phet, 600. Prepuce, 2351. Preach, 2387. Professor, 2392. Pro-
bang, 2410. Prattle, 2413. Privateer, 2451. Prairie, 2603. Privy,
2605. Praise, 2640-1. Primp, 2661. Pregnant, 2718. Prunes, 272.7.
Procuress, 2755. Printer, 2756-7. Printing press, 2836.
Photographer, 868. Photograph, 1036. Phosphorus, 2922.
Pyramid, 2694.
22 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
Q.
Quince, 71. Quadrant, 444-5. Quadrille, 495. Quaker, 545.
Quills, 567. Quails, 575. Quilts, 2307. Quiver, 2411. Quoits, 2414.
Question, 2575. Queer, 2597. Quarrel, 2615. Quaff, 2659. Qua-
droon, 174. Queen, 2763. Qualms, 490. Quart, 2095. Queen of
Spades, 2823. Queen of Diamonds, 2828.
E.
Raspberries, 2521. Rasp, 2522. Rattlesnake, 2717. Rabble, 446.
Rake, 451-21 Raflfle, 462. Race-course, 541. Railroad track, 59.
Raid, 450. Raccoon, 581. Rampage, 604. Rampart, 611. Rascal,
1226. Rank, 1230. Rainbow, 1360. Rant, 1428. Raft, 1467. Ra-
ven, 1502. Race, 1616-17-18. Ramrod, 1639. Rap, 1782. Ram,
1852. Rapids, 1899. Rafters, 2312. Rats, 2117. Razors, 2104.
Rattle, 2058. Ramadan, 1999. Ransom, 1950. Rash, 2530-1. Ra-
vine, 2440. Rations, 2383. Rags, 2250.
Resuscitate, 2493. Reindeer, 2251. Relish, 2210. Repute, 2141.
Report, 2099-2100-1. Reel, 2130-31-2. Relic, 2088. Rectify, 2064.
Reproach, 2018. Rector, 2020. Recite, 2035. Reptiles, 2050. Repeat,
584. Recruit, 2543. Red, 801. Red head, 1065. Red dress, 1635.
Rehearse, 851. Reel, 667. Revolve, 1224. Revolver, 1225. Re-
venge, 1496. Reaper, 1236. Revelation, 1237. Resist, 1242. Retort,
1311-1 2. . Refrain, 1367. Reform, 1375. Reap, 1458. Regalia, 1460.
Refresh, 1489. Reef, 1491-2. Recline, 1486. Retreat, 1560. Revo-
lution, 1630. Reason, 1642. Refund, 1789. Redeem, 1847. Refuse,
1856. Resent, 1880. Reading, 1959. Relief, 1867. Reprieve, 1890.
Retaliate, 1887. Rear up, 1997. Remorse, 2005. Repast, 2013.
Rescue, 2015. Regain, 2524. Recover, 2481. Reminiscence, 2448.
Remonstrate, 2256. Regiments, 2539. Reflect, 2715-16, Recipe,
2719. Receipt, 2720. Revival, 2730. Resurrection, 2996.
Ribs, 1038. Ridge, 1070. Risk, 1102. Riding, 1227. Rigger,
1241. River, ! 340. Right, 1253. Rival, 1463. Right-hand, 1643.
DEEAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 23
Kinglets, 1948. Kitual, 2031. Eiddle, 2706. Kings (ear), 2253.
Kipple, 2200.. Kibaldry, 2198.
Eoye, 1049. Kobbins, 2841. Koyalty, 2714. Koan, 21^32. Koast,
2115. Kostrum, 1644. Kob@, 1779^80. Rope, 1781. Koute, 1785.
Kowdy, 1792. Rose,
643-
Kome, 842. Kouge, J.256. Kos^ry, 1390.
Kosemarj-, 2528. Rosette, 1473. Roaches, 1488. Row, 1623-4.
Roll, 1628-9. Road, 1640. Roar, 1982. Robber, 1961. Rosicru-
cian, 23.
Rub, 2568. Rusk, 2845. Rut, 2839. Rumors, 2554. Rules, 2418.
Rubbish, 2287. Rue, 220fP-3. Russett, 2124. Run, 177. Rustic,
750. Ruins, 852. Rum, 854. Rust, 1281. Rudder, 1287. Rubber,
1434. Runaway, 2029. Ruffles, 2040. Runners, 2116.
Rye, 841.
Rhapsody, 1495. Rheumatic, 1793. Rhinoceros, 1888.
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S.
Sacrilege, 2999. Salivate, 2800. Salacious, 2800. Sallow, 2921.
Saw, 2941. Sanctify, 2760. Salvation, 2761. Salute, 2776. Sage,
2525-6. Samples, 2527. Saint, 2546. Salamander, 2632. Sails,
2516. Sailing, 2518. Sailors, 2517. Saloon, 2520. Sad, 2337.
Satin, 176. Salve, 568. Sabre, 607. Sack, 843. Saturday, 1147.
Sabean, 29. Salmon, 589. Sale, 704. Salt, 705. Saphire, 1316.
Sandals, 1318. Sandalwood, 1319. Saturn, 2288. Sauce, 2300-1.
Sausage, 2314. Satie'ty, 2320. Sap, 2323. Sapient, 2324. Sadness,
2327. Saffron, 2419. Satire, 2423. Saddle, 2444-5-6.
Sarcasm,
2453. Sasifras, 2461. Sawmg, 2494. Sacrifice, 2410-11-12.
Scribe, 3000. Scandal, 1885. Scowl, 2960. Scenery, 1984. Scab,
1669. Science, 1986. School, 1670. Scrub, 1673. Scour,
1684.
Scroll, 1674. Scorise, 570. Schooner, 675. Screen, 1663. Scare,
1664-5. Scar, 1759. Score, 2909. Scrawl, 1678. Scrofula,
1679,
Scantling, 1686. Sceptic, 1710. Scramble, 1702. Scream, 1703.
Scarcity, 2935. Scratch, 1704. Scold, 1706. Scald, 1707. Scale,
1713-14-15. Scalawag, 1716. Scarabeus, 1717. Scythe, 1742. Scoff,
24
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
1746. Scow, 1748. Scissors, 1750. Scorpion, 1756.
Scraggy, 1763.
Scarlet, 2735. Scrotum, 2643. Scud, 2749. Scent, 2931.
Sentenced, 2557. Seeds, 2997. Serenade, 2993. Sea-serpent, 2946.
Servants, 2979. Sensible, 2988. Sea-fight, 2942. Search, 2944.
Seraphic, 2925. Serpentine, 2135. Seance, 1973. Segars, 551. Se-
raph, 559. Search-warrant, 634. Seduced, 1301. Seduce, 1303. Sew-
ing, 755. Sewer, 1315. Seven, 2540. Seventeen, 2541. Seventy,
2544. Seven hundred, 2545. Sensation, 2635. Se'ze, 2638. Sena-
tor, 2668. Sentinel, 2770.
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Seal, 2792-3, Sell, 2902-3-4. Sexton,
2920. September, 2927. Semen, 2981. i^ecurity, 2995.
Shudder, 1989. Shimmer, 1959. Sheen, 1996. Shot, 2242.
Shut, 2243. shriek, 2588. Shoal, 2642. Shore, 2647. Shrill, 2688.
Shawl, 2695. Shirt, 2696. Shame, 2700. hoot, 2241. Shad, 2204.
Shot, 2242. Shut, 5243. Shopping, 2208. Shop, 2206. Shoat,1954.
Shout, 1955-6. Shell, 1893-5-6. Shoulder, 1945. Shaggy, 1949.
Shock, 1951-2-3. Sheep, 37. Shroud, 1761. Shower, 1765. Show,
1770. Shadow, 1784. Ship, 1825. Shears, 1794. Shearing, 1795.
Shaker, 1827. Shiver, 1839. Sheers, 1870. Shun, 1873. Sheet,
1874. Shark, 1877. Shirk, 1883. Shares, 1878. Shave,
1977-8.
Shovel, 1981. Shrink, 2711.
Six, 2801. Sixteen, 2802. Sink, 2145. Signing, 2992. Sip, 2180.
Simoon, 2570. Sirocco, 2571. Significance, 1082. Sincere,
1
083. Si-
lence, 1084. Simony, 1085. Sickle, 1313. Signal, 1060. Sign, 2149.
Simple, 1068. Sit, 1069. Sidereal, 1072. Sigh, 1081. Silly, 188.
Sift, 1039. Sister, 1041. Silvery, 1051. Sight see, 1058. Silver,
1059. Siren, 1786. Singing, 2086. Sick, 2133. Silk, 2134. Sim-
per, 2270. Sixty, 2803. Sidewalk, 2701.
Skunk, 2572. Skittish, 350. Sky, 833. Skillet, 1844 Skein,
2645.
Sketch, 2932. Skates, 2630. Skirts, 1979. Skin,
'^881.
Sleet,
2606.^
Slaughter-house, 2604 Slewed, 2564. Sleep, 38.
Slop, 113. Slam, 708. Slave, 1808-9. Slum, 1816. Sledge, 1842.
Sleigh, 1843. Sleigh-bells, 1868. Slight, 1957-8. Slander, 1963.
25
Slang, 1964 Slime, 1849. Slur, 1848. Slim, 1851. Slice, 1853.
Sloop, 1857. Slide, 1859. Slip, 1861. Slippers, 1862. Sling, 1864-5.
Sly, 1866. Slipshod, 1867. Slates, 1990. Slats, 1988. Sleep-walk,
2674.
Smash, 2602. Small-pox, 2622. Smuggle, 2682. Smoke, 2070-1.
Smother, 1806.
Sneeze, 1966. Snort, 1971. Snore, 2047. Snow, 325. Snivel, 1813.
Snail, 1822. Sneer, 1824. Snob, 2712.
Soliloquy, 2924. Sorrow, 2945. Sons, 2947. Sourkrout, 1282.
Sovereigns, 2685. Sot, 2911. Soul, 1123. Sod, 1143. Southern
.
Cross, 1148. Southern ocean, 1257. South wind, 1156. Sore, 31.
Sodomy, 619. Soap, 620. South, 625. Sowng,754. Soldier, 1107.
So^ and pigs, 1261. Souse, 1289. Soot, 1290. Sordid, 1299. Sor-
rel, herb, 1305. Sorrel, color, 1306. Soak, 2766. Sour, 31.
Spades (cards), 2184. Spine, 2255. Spit, 2257-8. Spice, 2259.
Sparkle, 2260. Spain, 2262. Sprain, 2263. Sparks, 2264. Spec-
kled, 2282. Sprout, 2284. Spin, 2285. Spade, 2289. Spruce,
2294. Spa^p, 2272. Spanish, 2295. Spaniard 2304. spring, 2306-7.
Spoons, 2590. Spell, 2594-5. Fpear, 2G12. Spheres, 2608. Sprawl,
2616. Sparrow, 2697. Spangles, 2728. Spi<Ier, 2Q70-1. Spurn,
2768. Spavin, 2275. Spree, 2940. Space, 2272. Spittoon, 2182.
Sponge, 1326. Spay, 2269. Sponging, 1331. Spite, I8l4. Spirit-
ism, 549. Spasm, 583. Spiral, 586. Spaniel, 603. Sphinx, 1812.
Speak, 919. Sprinkle, 2276. Sprawl, 2616.
Squaw, 2219. Squall, 2290-1. Squeal, 2585. Squint,.2967. Squirt,
1660. Squirm, 1677. Squirrel, 1676.- Squash, 2599.
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Stunned, 2136. Steamer, 2138. Striped, 2147. Streaks, 2148.
Stakes, 2158. Stew, 2160. Stray, 2171. Steam, 2175. Struggle,
2178. Stupid, 2179. Starlight, 2lB3. Steel, 2209. Step parents,
2212-13. Steeple, 2227. Stern, ^>32. Standard, 2233. Stand,
2234. Strong, 2229. Stirrups, 2235. Sting, 2236. Steak, 2238.
Stinky 2254. Stillborn, 1^261.
Stroke, 2286. Statue, 2292. Station,
26 BREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
2293. Stutter, 2470. Strict, 2581. Stagnant, 2606. Steer, 2654-5.
Stigma, 2662-3. Sturgeon, 2664. Stolen, 2679: Stable, 2680.
Straggle, 2681. Study, 2683-4. Starve, 2673. Street, 2693. Stout,
2772-3. Stye, 2691. Stricture, 2580. Stilts, 2677. Stack, 2277.
Strawberry, 2273. Strike, 2271. Straw, 19G5. Steal, 129-30. Stal-
lion, 228. Star, 236. Stage, 379-80. Stork, 492. Story, 650. Stag,
709. Strange, 797. Strange place, 810. Stain, 824. Stairs, 858.
Strain, 1174. Strut, 2693. Stoves, 69. Stint, 1855. Storm, 2217.
Stores, 2672. Strangle, 2738.
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Sultry, 2762. Suffocate, 2765. Sure, 2767. Subpoena, 2708.. Suite,
2666. Sultan, 1493. Sultana, 1494, Subdue, 1872. Sutler, 2471.
Success, 560. Sun, 564. Sunflower, 692. Suck, 845. Suckle, 2895,
Sunday, 1308. Sue, 1309. Sublime, 1314. Suet, 1462. Suicide,
1573. Sulky, 1700-1. Surplice, 2905. Surplus, 2906. Sugar, 2910.
Sulphur, 2876. Supper, 332. Suttee, 2863. Sunrise, 2296. Sunset,
2305. Suffocation, 2060. Surety, 2707.
Swordfish, 2214. Swagger, 2215. Swan, 2216. Swivel, 2220.
Swill, 2221. Swallow, 2222-3. Swine, 2226. Swim, 2230-1. Sweep,
179. Swift, 358. Swindle, 591. Sword, 612. Sweat, 2Qi-8.
Swing,
2705. Sweet, 2:74.
Sympathy, 2929. 'Syringe, 1687. Sylvan, 1685. Symbol, 1876.
Sycamore, 1891.
T.
Tax, 306. Tamarinds, 316. Talisman, 507. Tar, 1465. Tall,
1470-1. Table, 178. Tame, 459. Tandem, 576. Tallow, 61 3. Tan-
talise, 1472. Tadpole, 1705. Taste, 1804-5. Tart, 1807. Task,
1942. Talons, 2062. Taunt, 2032. Tardy, 2038. Talent, 2057.
Tales, 2075. Tank, 2077. Tansy, 2087. Tacks, 2537. Tacking,
2538. Target, 2753, Tauny, 2850. Tan, 2936. Tannery, 2937.
TaUor, 2998. Tabby cat, 13.
Teams, 209-10. Tea, 455-6. Tenpins, 2053. T^en, 2865. Terri-
ble, 532. Testicles, 1802. Test, 2012. Text, 2011. Terrace, 2090-
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 27
Teazels, 2128. Terror, 2194. Tetchy, 2752. Tenof clubs, 2816. Ten
spades, 2820., Ten of diamonds, 2826. Terrier, 2849. Tenants, 2860.
Tents, 2871. Teeth, 2873. Tuesday, 2879. Teach, 2883.
Thunder, 49. Throw, 458. Thrills, 483. Thorns, 492. Throb,
493. Throne, 498. Thug, 590. Thread, 738. Thwart, 1940. Thyme,
2880. Thump, 2017. Thimble, 2033. Throat, 2848. Thaw, 2854.
Thief, 28(37. Thanks, 2884. Thursday, 2885. Thrust, 2896. Thrush,
2897. Think, 2901. Three, 2939. Thresh, 2994.
Tiller, 484. Tick, 577-580. Tin, 756. Timber, 1941. Time, 1943.
Tiger, 1944. Tinsel, 2121. Titty, 2888. Tickle, 2889. Tilt, 2890.
Tinkle, 2872.
Tools, 2120. Topaz, 2852. Town, 2887. Tun, 2899. Totter,
2900. Toast, 2926. Towing, 1461. Torch, 1797. Toddy,- 1800.
Tongue, 2107-8. Tongs, 2660. Towels, 58. Toad, 258. Torrents,
478. Torment, 562. Torn, 572. Tombs, 606. Tomato, 608. Tooth-
a<;he, 739. Tow, 828. Toe, 834. Tobacco, 838. Tobacco-box, 133.
Toll, 1456-1457.
Turtle, 2777. Tumblers, 2592. Tulips, 303. Tubs 317. Tumble,
463. Turners, 588. Turnpike, 758. Tumult, 1791. Tussle, 1845.
Turnip, 2003. Tunes, 2853. Turk, 2892. Tunnel, 28g4. Turkey,
.
2891. Turnkey, 2893. Turban, 2938.
Tremble, 2862. Trumpets, 2870. Triplets, 2881. Tree, 2886.
Tripod, 2^98. Tribunal, 2857. Trump- card, 2858. Transmute, 2859.
Trellis, 257. Trembler, 464. Traps, 656. Trowel, 816. Trading
horses, 1555. Trophy, 2001. Tropics, 2877. Trial, .2007. Train,
2008. Try, 2039. Travel, 2055. Traitor, 2080. Treason, 2081.
Trout, 2473. Treat, 2552. Truss, 2621. Trag c, 2704. Transfer
2855. Tripe, 29.8. Trance, 2933. Trust, 2943. Trot l4l4.
Twilight, 684. Twine,
'2550. Twist, 2874. Twist, 2875. Twin-
kle, 2878. Twinge, 2861. Types, 187.
U.
TJgly, 806. Unhappy, 395. Uncle, 757. Unicorn, 396. Ulcer, 680.
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28 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
V.
Varnish, 696. Vanish, 698. Vagina, 818.
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Vapor, 1323. Vagrant,
2729. Valet, 2788. Vampire, 485.
Vegetables, 391. Verses, 394. Vespers, 642. Verdure, 683.
Veins, 700. Vermillion, 2556. Venom, 2559. Venerable, 2558.
Veal, 2565. Venus, 2809. Verandah, 2918.
Village, 655. Visitors, 658. Villa, 681. Visits, 68T. Vitriol, 721.
Virgin, 819. Virago, 2560. Vinegar, 2562. Viper, 2566. Victory,
2769. Vial, 2810. Violencello, 2811. Violets, 1600. Violet, 2082.
Volcano, 657. Vomit, 727. Vote, 817. Vow, 820. Voice, 822.
Voyage, 2789. Vulture, 2563.
W.
Wasp, 768. Warp, 773. Watchguard, 126. Wart, 847. Warrant,
677. Wake, 678. Wardrobe, 690. Wallflowers, 691. Wampum,
693. Wall, 307. Waiting^ 357. Watch, 368-9. Wanton, 382.
Wail, 647. Watch-dog, 392. Wages, 393. War, 461. Wallow,
618. Watchman, 419. Warble, 421. Waste, 639. AValrus, 641.
Walnuts, 695. Washing, 699. Wand, 831. Warn, 849. Warm, 850.
Wales, 2779. Wall eyes, 44. Wade, 297. Wall street, 791. Way-
lay, 2478. Water walking, 2676. Want, 375.
Weave, 728. Well-digger, 1863. Wealth, 302. Weasel, 323.
Weeds, 343. Well, 376-7. West, 614. Weigh, 648. Weld, 653.
Welcome, 651. Welsh, 654. Wen, 679. Wednesday, 1892.
Whey, 304. Whale, 615. Wheat, 661. Wharf, 674. Whoop,
712. Whisper, 714. Whore, 713. White, 802. Whist, 839.
Wheelbarrow, 1881. Whitewash, 1886. Whittle, 1898. Wliistling
woman,*196. Whaling, 2052. White dress, 1632.
Wilderness, 1870. Wire, 1875. Wishes, 815. Wife, 351-2.
Wither, 359. Wind, 360. Witness, 404. Wine, 410. Wine glass,
3! 8. Wig, 329. Wildness, 335. Widow's-weeds, 342. Win, 424.
Widower, 454. Widow, 453. Windows, 624. Wink, 835. Win-
now, 844. Wit, 866. Willow, 1858. Win^, 2166. Will, 783.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING,
29
Wind, fair, 2165. Wind, ahead, 2164. Witch, 860. Winter, 2747.
Worms, 781. Wolf, 627. Woods, 644. Wood-pile, 646. Wonder,
50. Wool, 311. Woolen, 312. Womb, 322. Woolen clothes, 341.
Worship,
348^
Wounds, 363. Worlds, 366. Woo, 401. Woe, 622.
Wreck, 637. Writ, 676. Wrath, 829. Write, 1889. Wrong,
2791. Wrestle, 315. Wraith, 345. Wrens, 399. Writhe, 403.
Y.
Yam, 411. Yawl, 636. Yarrow, 405. Yarn, 649. Yard, 298-
9-300.
Yearn, 402, Yelp, 229. Yesterday, 319. Yew, 330. Yell, 855.
Years, 635. Yellow, 803. Yellow dress, 1627.
Yield, 692. Yoke, 388. Yolk, 397. Young, 409.
Z.
Zephyr, 333. Zebra, 2841. Zenith, 2846.
Zinc, 314. Zodiacj408. Zone, 593.
DBEAMS. AND THEIR MEANING, 31
DREAM SOLUTIONS.
1. Axe : Whoever dreams of this, a royal chance will surely miss.
2. Cabs tell thee thou wilt never gain a kingly crown.
3. Says
'^
Stand upward, look onward, and be not cast down.**
4. Dramas seen, proclaim a quickly coming prize.
5. Look ut upon the night, but go not till the sun rise.
6. Daggers say there's money for thee coming from afar.
7. Fame for thee's a very wretched, horrid dream.
8. Shows clearly you're not what to some you seem.
9. 'Tis clear thou'rt watched by kindly ones above.
10. Negroes, male, proclaim thy soul's in love
;
11. Females of this race proclaim abundant wealthtranscendent fame.
12. Apes show one of thy fiercest passions taming down.
13. This declares thou'rt in danger of a loss.
14. If thou dreamest of that wondrous land, go on
5
fear not.
15. Faithful beast ! unharnessed, good luck waits thee.
16. Good ! Asleep or awake there's nothing can be better.
17. Oak trees, long life in poverty proclaim.
18. Lace cautions thee beware a stronger fetter.
*
19. A sign of Freedom to dream you see a chain.
20. If you lace while in a dream, beware ! Friends are not what they
seem.
21. If white, some think they portend sudden death.
22. Pray cautious be. Speak not above thy breath.
23. A better dream you've not had in a year.
32 DREAMS, AND THEIR MfiANINd.
24. Icebergs tell thee helping friends are near.
25. Dreams within dreams foretell a great surprise.
26. Thy '-dearest friend's," thy bitterest foeand lies.
27. Thou'rt destined to rise in the worldthat is clear.
28. Thy sorrow aod woe soon will end -never fear.
29. Whoso shall of a Sabean dream, strange mysteries ere long wilt
know.
30. Who dreams of this a troublous journey soon will go.
31. The money you've lent will be long ere it return.
32. A "streak of luck" ensues whene'er thou seest a ''heavy burn."
33. Success for a time upon thine, efforts will flow.
34. "Watch sharply who served thee, if the truth you-would know."
35. Eagles seen upon the wing, are worse than ahnost anything
;
36. But if you see them on the land, be sure that fortune is at hand
37. Happy is the lot of those who dream of flocks of sheep.
38. Black-sealed letters come when thou dreamest of sleep.
39. Blacked eyes show a woman is deceiving you.
40. But black eyes say thy loved one's good and true.
41. Eyes of hazel tell of passionate, fiery, fervent love.
42. Beware of a vulture disguised as a dove.
43. Blest art thou who dreamest of eyes that are blue.
44. Wall eyes declare the
''
loosening of a screw."
45. A bull
^guile.
52. A letter from a distant Isle.
53. Thy sons shall livelong in the land
54. Thy thoughts are unworthy a man.
55. Some one owes thee a debtthou wilt lose it
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 3*
56. Good fortune's before
I
Don't abuse it.
57. Distrust every Dentistasleep or awake,
They're always in joy when you've got the tooth-ache.
58. Towels, if used to wipe the face,
^
Beware, another seeks thy place.
59. 'Tis good to dream of a railway track.
An absent friend will soon come back.
60. Babes crying, shadow forth great gain.
61. But smiling, herald sorrow
pain.
62. When thou seest imprinted tracks,
Grief will all thy courage tax.
63. Lameness doth warn thee of a wicked plot.
64. Shows thou'lt be brought to grief all through a wretched sot
65. Kady, is an officer, 'tis good of such to dream.
66. But better far it is to dream a Kalif, so 'twould seem
67. An inkstand tells of future fame to thee.
68. A hair-brush shows a fund of gaiety.
69. A stove brings light and wisdom from afar
;
70. A lamp-shadejealousy thy married life will mar.
^
71. Quinces bring comfort in the trying hour.
72. Unruly boys are good
2. Green blinds are lucky, and thy distant friends are well.
3. Oilcloth, look outa wicked plot is brewing.
4. Oiled curtains give success. Go on, and keep pursuing.
5. Postage-stamps presage disaster, trouble, grief.
6. Watch-guards or keys, thou'lt surely find relief.
7. Is bad, if from thy sex, to injure thee a plan's been made
;
130. But if others steal from thee thy troubles are beginning.
1. Shows thou hast sailed, or will sail, o'er deep and stormy waters.
2. Betokens happy marriage, and a troop of sonsno daughters.
3. Tobacco-box means money without felicity.
4. Lead pencils show a iprisoner through death will soon be free.
5. Wealth and honors plentiful, kind fortune gives to thee.
6. Look sharpstrange luck now hovers o'er thy path.
7. Coal fires show thou need'st not fear thy foe's vindictive wrath.
8. Coalj not aglow, a o^'a-rrei some with thee are seekl?ig.
9. Hay-fieldshay growing, great success denote.
140. Hay-fieidS' -hay cut; .ay luck is all afloat.
1. Hay mows, empcy thy cotiers Fortune fills.
^j.
llay '^lO v^^, iuii, beware of sudden ills.
S' ^larts, worn or unworn, are harbmgers of
J<qf.
4. But muflaed, slander will thy peace anfitoy.
36 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANIN'O.
145. To dream thy nails are shar pand long, beware, for thou art doing
wrong.
6. Iron nails are good, they tell, thy 'flicted ones are getting we^.
7. Girl-children, alas ! bring sorrow
~
defeat.
8. Boy-children, strange faces thou'lt speedily meet.
9. If on a vessel, good. Still better on the shore. .
150. If thou art in a cabin and saihng on a gentle sea.
Beware, Oh, friend, I fear an end comes to thy prosperity.
1. Belts are bad, they show thou wilt be sued at law.
2. But belts with feathers show escape e'en from beneath the lion's,
paw.
3. Jewelry is excellent when seen upon another.
4. But on thyself, thou'rt lied to by a nearer than a brother
5. Lettuce tells that envy frustrates your subtle plan.
6. Earthen jars bring wealth to the woman and the man.
7. Whoever dreams of the back of a tree, a long lost friend will
shortly see.
8. Dog's bark heard, the dog unseen, betokens fickle love
;
9. If seen and heard, thy friend will loyal, constant prove.
160. Jasmine, royal Jasmine 1 beareth healing on his wing.
1. But Jasper heralds mourning thou'lt feel a bitter sting.
2. Oars show that th'ou wilt shortly go astray.
3. ^love not^ act not, danger's in the way.
4. Oats, growing, good. Oats threshed out are better still.
5r Dens show that thou wilt suflfer through stubberness of will
6* Ureamest thou tak'st a nap, ere long thou'lt have a great mishap.
7. But if a thick, long nap you view,
"
a long, fast, love, a firm and
true.'*
8. Somebody's wife is falseknow'st thou ?
* 9. Success attends the knitternow.
170. Shows thou'rt deceitfulbroke thy vow.
1. If in a dream von ^ictice ears or ear,
Go strait ahead- tt nothing have to fear.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 37
172. Pleasures and plenty bestrew thine onward path.
3. Thou'lt be subjected to a coward's wrath.
4. Whoever sees in sleep a Quad, or Octoroon,
Will have a love affairand verj soon.
5. Whate'er is done in dreams by proxy
Proves cuckoldom I "
Ah, ho ! my doxy
!"
6. Satin, good luck bringth unto thee.
No matter what its form or color chance to be.
7. Blest are they, who in a dream shall run,
Great honors come to such, all through a noble son.
8. If you behold a stand, or table,
To win your way it proves you able.
9. Bitter foes toward him creep, who, when in dream-land, shall
sweep.
180. A Derwish, ha? Whythen look out. Afrits and Devils are about.
1. Forbear the deed thou fain wouldst do
!
.
2. Keep in to-night, or else you'll rue.
3. Bread, eaten, is good
^
to the sick bringeth health.
4. Candylong life to thy ^on, and great wealth.
5. Beggars are fortunatebut not when relieved.
6. To dream you forgive
^human
presaging gain.
610. Foreseeing men acknowledge this means rain.
1. And thou wilt suffer by some after-clap.
2. Portentous this of sorrow and mishap,
Through trusted friends dishonorable
-
mean.
3. Sunshine gilds thy head 7- there's triumph in the sheen
4. West, shows Heaven's gates will open for thee soon.
5. Whales show thy conduct has been
"
silly as a loon."
6. Whet, prepare for slander of the living and thy dead.
7. Myrrh, incense, fame and honor descend upon thy head.
8. Wallowing, riches indicatebut gotten through a crime.
9. Sodomy, great peril threatens thee with death within thy prim<^.
620. Soap shows you are to blame, your mind's unclean, impure.
52
DREAMS,. AND THEIR MEANING.
621. Family shows thy happiness is to very long endure.
. 2. Woe brings joy and gladness on the morrow.
3. Mulattoes, say ^'Alas ! thou'lt not escape great sorrow.
4. Wmdows speak of prying fools jvho would thj* secrets tell.
5. Soutfi, tells thee that the absent is healthy, wealthy, well.
6. Julep is a bad dreamthou'lt suck sorrow through a straw.
7. Wolf, be carefulj else you losenot gain a suit at law.
8. Nutmegs means chicanery, cunning, treachery* foul.
9. Nuts, you'll rise, and shine, and triumph, and all thy foes will howl.
630. Castincts, alas ! poor chdd, thou hast not found thy soul-mate.
1. Cold, you'll play a trick worth two of these who do thee hate.
2. Blast-furnace, means contentment you'll still rise high and
higher.
3. Ore, beware,
0,
dreamer, for thpu standest knee-deep in the mire.
4. Search-warrant
you'll get.
96 DEEAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
1991. Says, let all things be fish that 6omes to your net.
2 Avoid the fourth person at the party you met.
3. Tells of foreign strife, of famine, "desolation.
4. For the troubles of your life, there cometh consolation.
5. Within two days, there's cause for violent vexation.
6. You'll soon be a party to a wedding conjugation.
7. Buy nothing in future, because it is cheap.
8. To competence from poverty, you'll make a sudden leap
9. Beware of house, room, bed, in which you next may sleep.
2000. Shows tidings of great joy, from o'er the vasty deep.
1. Upon thy wrongs gone by, no longer brood.
2. Be careful where and how you next intrude.
3. An ounce of bread outweighs the wealth of all the earth as food.
4. Avoid all babbling friends
;
they'll do thee ne'er a good.
5. You have not acted lately as otherwise you would.
6. Be sure to ask all favors in after-dinner mood.
7. Your plans will fail, for reason that they're very crude.
8 The stars of luck for thee are in conjunction.
9. Arrest the knaves, and punish, without the least compunction.
2010. 'Twixt luck and thee at present there is a wide distinction.
1. Thy creditors are wretches, with hearts of granite stone.
2. Thy silence is effective to cause thy friends to groan.
3. Upon a stranger's offices you shortly will be thrown.
4.
Cheer up ! thy trouble's endedno longer weep and moan.
5. Gladly will you laugh, with joy, and that ere long.
6. 'lis well thou hast relented, and forborne to do a wrong.
7. Lift up thy voice in melodynow sing a victor's song.
8. Return all that thou hast to thee doth not belong.
9 Keep cool
5
let the villains sweat who're sounding Scandal's gong.
2020. No longer try to swallow down such stuff.
1. Be stern with foese'en treat them rude and gruff.
2. SaySj
'*
Thou hast not yet suffered quite enough."
DRWAMS, AND THEIR MEANING*
97
2013. Ee not u lifted-so by any fulsome puff.
4. Receive the one with garments colored
hvff.
5. Stern tyrants yet will treat thee rather rough.
6. Deceit, lies, foil}- thy new friend is a muff.
7. Believe not one who'll swear his heart is bleeding.
8. Go on thy way, all calumny unheeding.
,
9. Says that the garden of thy mind wants weeding.
2030. Drive off the drones who now on thee are feeding.
1. Thy bread of luck Dame Fortune now is kneading.
2. Thy happy days loom up
''
A word unto the wise."
5. Resist the shafts now thrown from tender eyes.
6. Thy good name suffers from venom of a liar.
7. Ere long again thou'l have to pass through fire.
8. In twenty days you'll 'complish your desire.
9. Beware a woman, whose name ends with an
"
ia."
2460. Once you must challcge a heavy ordeal.
1. Thy bitter words have made
"
them" bitter feel.
2. Ah, ha ! this shows thou'rt touched upon the raw.
3. Declares thou'lt not escape the meshes of the law.
4. Go,'search ! In certain papers you 11 find a fatal flaw.
5. In certain words once spoken there's more than people saw.
6. Push up thy lagging debtors, and make 'em come to taw,
7.
'
ay nothing
;
act not ; rest, and take thine ease.
8. Thy enemies fear thee
;
go, treat them as you please.
9. Th}'- prospects now ain't worth a rind of cheese.
2470. Enforce the law, on slander put a stopper.
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. Ill
2471. The tale you told wa'n't true ; it simply was a
^^
whopper."
2. Already in the mill, you're passing through luck's hopper.
3. For what folks say of thee, care not a single copper.
4. Just now Fate says,
"
Be like a rock ; stand firm
!
'
5. Already all thy foes begin to writhe and squirm.
6. Pluck, courage, says,
''
Tread not upon the worm;"
7. Pluck, calf, sheep or pigs, on thee some wags are playing rigs.
8. Be thou assured there's a bull in the fence.
9. Says, "Thy want of decency betrays a want of sense."
2480. Let the storm fall, you re not sugar or salt.
1. .The next time you advance, take care not to halt.
2. Persistence in thy present course will ultimate in gain.
3. Keep thy cisterns open when gold begins to rain.
4. Who told thee friends were dying told thee horrid lies.
5. Slanders are told of thee ; by whom, you may surmise. .
6. Eeports of thee don't injure, unless you make them true.
7. First, get foes in your power, and then apply the screw.
8. Pens, seen in other hands, show treason is at work
j
9. Pens, in thine ownthou'rt jealaus as a Turk.
2490. This shows that thou art lo&ing all thy labor.
1. Prison, says watch sharply thy next neighbor.
^
2. Prisoners, declare that you're about to rise.
3. Whichever way you turn, you'll meet with a surprise.
4. Be not afraid, the thing quite well is working.
5. Around thy house some subtle thieves are lurking.
6. Soon thou shalt laugh thine enemies to scorn.
7. Soon of thy laurels thou, my friend, art shorn.
8. Criss-cross, nor s'gn for any one a paper.
9. Thy sun of luck now dwindles to a taper.
2500. Whichever way you move you always cut a caper.
1. Change quick thy tune, or thou'lt be forced to do if;
2; Retrace thy steps, if you go on you 11 rue it.
112 DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING.
\
*'-
2503. Penis, that you're evil-minded, corrupt, unprincipled and base.
4. Tells thee in law you'll surely win your case.
I
5. Plow^ speak of plenty yet in store for you
; {
6. Plowing, that you've gained a friend both powerful and true. \
7. Says,
"
Off with the old love, and on with the new." ,
8. Means quarreling, trouble, and much defamation.
\
9. That quickly you'll enter a new situation.
j
2510. Sacrifice made, that you're under Fortune's probation
;
I
1. Sacrifice seen, shows three friends you will lose
5
]
2. Sacrifice heard of, that men thee abuse.
3. Convey thy property, or else others tliee will rob.
\
4. Hereafter be careful how you take a dirty job.
5. Walk watchfully awhile, you'll soon see what will come. ]
6. Sails seen on land, declare your friend to be a
"
Hum I"
]
7. Sailors, that fickleness in love you'll surely find. -I
8. Sailing smoothly, that the chains of jealously thee bind.
9. Betokens second marriage, and to a worthless mate.
^
2520. Shows thy flood of trouble beginning to abate.
'
1. Prefigures beauty, talent, and wealth, 1 hou art assured.
2. But little longer must thy anguish be endured.
3. Shows that you entertain some very silly notion.
4. Declares thy foes soon cross o'er death's dark ocean. .
]
5. Sage, herb, declares thy foes in consternation
;
j
6. Sage, wise, that you have met with approbation.
j
7. Do nothing rashly, doth this dream admonish.
8. Luck's coming that will profoundly astonish
'
j
9. Speaks of a little money, to thee will be given.
\
2530. Rash, conduct, shows thoult strive as thou hast striven
;
;
1. Rash, breaking out, thy foe has died unshriven.
.
2 Keep up thy pluck, you're growing stronger daily.
'
3. Before fine gales thy life barks, moving gaily. i
4. Start now, for see, the winds are blowing/air.
^
DREAMS, AND THEIR MEANING. 118
2535. A rich frjend's dead, his property you'll share.
6. Go back, 'tis unsafe now to proceed.
7. Tacks, nails, that thou hast done some evil deed
;
8. Tack ship, says,
'^
Go it, now you're sure to win
!"
9. Best yet awhile, you'll fail if you begin.
2540. Two weeks from now, you'll hear good news, I say.
1. Reject the plan of girl or man who comes to thee in grey.
2. Four tokens of love ere long wilt thou receive.
3. Pretend you do, but not a word believe.
4. Glass-house dwellers like thee, should never throw stones.
5. Says
''
Love's healthy meat, hatred's dry bones."
6. Thy folly's nearly driven thee unto the wall.
7. Save what you can, or soon you'll lose it all.!
8. Pleasantly you're sailing toward a happy port.
9. Alas, one year will see thee Failure's sport.
2550. Tell babblers talk less, put cotton in thine ears.
1. Thy wedded life is severed by jealousy's sharp shears.
2. If studious thou, success is surely thine.
3. Says,
'*
Friends are coming hither, across the bitter brine.'*
4. This shows to thee that friendship's but a game.
5. Behold> it says, you're marching on to fame.
6. Says, *'Thy Pegassus is getting rather lame."
7. Bids thee quickly go, and all thy passions tame.
8. Tells thee there's rocks ahead, and bids a sharp look-out.
9. You have more friends than foes, of that no longer doubt.
2560. Says,
^'
Love the body less, and love the spirit more."
1. Again j^ou will succeed, and better than before.
2 Be mum, speak not, keep silence for a while.
3. Thy foes will find ere long they're biting on a file.
4. If you can't do it fairly, don't do it by guile.
5. Be careful, friend, for danger oft lingers in a smile
6. Tempt not Fate, it says, throw no money in the sea.
114 DREAMS,* AND THEIR MEANING.
2567. Fools aud braggarts speak the truth. Lovers
a imider tree!
8. Cheerful words to thee will bring good interest.
9. Poor, silly thou ! you never choose the road that's best
2570. Simoon, blowing, tells thee of scandal to beware
1. Sirocco's work, seen, shows that thou hagt virtues rich and rara
2. Leap, leap, with
j 03^,
thy trouble hath an ending.
3. Dame fortune unto thee her choicest gifts is sending.
4 Three elements of thy success, just now are interblending.
5 Be comforted, friend, let hope live and thrive.
6. ^Twill all be well if but awhile you strive.
7. Serene are the elements that just now surround thee.
8. Broken are the chains that so long have bound thee.
9. Fair are the skies that bend above thy head.
2580. Deep is the love felt for thee by the dead.
1. Harsh is the storm that now around thee rages.
2. Sweet is the balm that now thy pain assuages.
3. Dear is the heart that now for thee is beating.
4. Black is the trouble, now from thee retreating.
5. Golden are the hopes that thou mayest entertain.
6. Evil are the thoughts now hatching in thy brain.
7. Deadly is the venom of human snakes for thee
8. Blithe is the heart that's clinging so fondly.
9. Desperate the game, a snarling woman is playing.
2590. Foul are the things which thou art essaying.
1
.
Merry are the bells of Fortune for thee ringing.
2. Sweet are the songs the dead are o'er thee singing.
3. Bright are the Fortunes that to thee are winging.
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Seership.
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Yine-
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"
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The mir-
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132
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Statement of the
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Magic
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'*The
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"
'*
After Death
"
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VI.
LOVE! ITS HIDDEN
HISTOEY.
SIXTH EDITION".
THE MOST REMARKABLE BOOK ON HUMAN LOVE
Ever issued. Two vols in one. A work for
Women
f
Young and Old; For the Loving; The MaV"
vied, Single
9 Unloved and JSeart-^reft
; Especially
for Unhappy Wives, and Love-Starved
Ones
of
the World.
Jl DIRlfiCT EXPLICATION OF THE
GREAT CHEMICO-MAGNETIC LAWS OF LOVE,
AND OF WOMAN, AND MARRIAGE
;
FEMALE BEAUTY, AND
power; THEIR ATTAINMENT, CULTURE, AND
RETENTION.
CONTENTS.
Origin of Uterine Diseases
The love-
cm-se
Mothers-in-law
Once-
in-a-whilish love
True marriage
Gusty
love
How to re-
gain a lost affection
The how !
The
Cyprian's prayer
Curious method of
preserving youth and beauty
Protozone
Touch-
ing story
Beecher on
**
The se-
cret sins of youth
"
Marriage in 1970
The rights
of a lover and husband
Trouble in the
love nature, the cause of untold sickness
A thrilling warning
Want of
true love
A hint
to women
Un-
derlying law of human genius
A hint to mothers
Seven- mag-
netic laws of love, whereby the unloved gain it, and lost loves are
firmly rebuilded A strange and mighty power
How to retain a
husband's love
Old-maidhood