PADLOCK, An open padlock means a
surprise; a closed one, a need for
precaution.
PAGODA, Foreign travels.
PAIL, You will be called upon to undertake a
variety of things which you dislike.
PAILS ON YOKES, In the future you may hope
for compensation for past trials and
weariness.
PALACE, This portends good fortune and
favors.
PALETTE, A hopeful sign of success to an
artist or to those associated with one; to
others, it suggests a need for deliberation
and advice before embarking upon a new work
or enterprise.PALM-TREE, good luck; success in any
undertaking. A sign of children to a wife
and of a speedy marriage to a maid.
PALM TREE, This is a symbol of honor,
fame, and victory; increase of wealth, love,
and marriage.
PAMPAS GRASS, This is a sign that you will
make a pathetic endeavor to find happiness
in a life which is cast in a somewhat dreary
lot.
PAN AND HIS PIPES, A most cheering symbol
which gives an assurance of happiness,
future prosperity, and delight.
PANSY, This flower is a symbol of
understanding, modesty, and contentment; it
is also a pleasant indication of faithful
friends and happy days.
PANTHER, You may expect to be shocked at the
treacherous behavior of a friend whom you
had always regarded as honorable.
PARADISE, See Bird of Paradise.
PARALLEL LINES, These predict
well-thought-out and smoothly running plans.
PARCELS, These are shown by thick, square or
round leaves.
PARROT, a sign of emigration for a lengthy
period.
PARROT, This is a sign of foreign travel,
the making of many friends, and much mental
energy; sometimes it gives a hint that there
is an inclination to gossip and spread
scandal.
PARSLEY, Small events will bring you
satisfaction.
PEACOCK, denotes success and the acquisition
of property; also a happy marriage.
PEACOCK, A sign of the acquisition of
property; a prosperous and happy marriage;
with other signs, an unfortunate friendship.
PEAKED CAP, The arrival of a male visitor.
PEAR, great wealth and improved social
position; success in business, and to a
woman a wealthy husband.
PEARS, Improved social condition and
other advantages; this fruit brings success
to a business man and to a woman a rich
husband; one pear signifies a birth or new
plans.
PEDESTRIAN, good news; an important
appointment.
PEDESTRIAN, An important appointment or
urgent business.
PELICAN, This bird is a symbol of
loneliness, separation, and yearning for the
unattainable; if it is flying you will
receive news from those who are far away in
isolated parts of the world.
PEN, See Quill Pen.
PENGUIN, This strange bird indicates
interesting news of expeditions and
discoveries in the northern regions.
PENKNIFE, This is an unfortunate symbol of
enmity, disloyalty, and jealousy.
PEONIES, You will probably be called upon to
make a decision of much importance before
another summer is past; broken peonies
predict that you may possibly throw away
your chance of happiness by coming to a
wrong conclusion.
PEPPER POT, This means vexation and
unreasonable irritation which you will
endeavor to conceal.
PERAMBULATOR, News of a birth.
PESTLE, A sign of decisive measures; a
remedy for a grievance or an ill.
PHEASANT, a legacy.
PHEASANT, Good fortune; new friends; if
flying, speedy and propitious news.
PIANO, This is a sign that you will make the
most of your opportunities and will gain
that for which you have aimed; to musicians,
a sign of advancement.
PICKAXE, This sign proclaims labor troubles
and strikes.
PIG, good and bad luck mixed: a faithful
lover but envious friends.
PIG, This assures you of gain and success
in agricultural interests; it also denotes
that you may expect a present of money or a
legacy.
PIGEONS, important news if flying; if at
rest, domestic bliss and wealth acquired in
trade.
PIGEONS, These show reconciliation with
someone dear to you from whom you have been
estranged; if flying, important and pleasant
news is on its way; if stationary, delay in
the arrival of important news.
PILLAR, A symbol of strength, protection
from danger, and of good and powerful
friends; a broken pillar predicts sorrow and
despair.
PILLAR BOX, Important or specially
interesting correspondence is the meaning of
this sign.
PINCERS, A painful experience; an injury;
toothache.
PINCUSHION, Thrift, order, and a
well-regulated household.
PINEAPPLE, A pleasing indication of wealth,
rich friends, and good presents.
PINE-TREE, continuous happiness.
PINE TREES, Happiness followed by an
aftermath of regret.
PIPE, A visit from a dear friend; several
pipes foreshow news from a man who is much
in your thoughts. See also Meerschaum Pipe,
Pan and His Pipes.
PISTOL, disaster.
PISTOL, An ominous warning of disaster;
with other bad signs, of a violent death.
PITCHER, This shows an endeavor to relieve a
rather dull and monotonous life, by throwing
your energy into somewhat unnecessary work.
PITCHFORK, A sign that you are apt to stir
up feud, and make peace and quiet
impossible.
PLATE, For the present, you will merely jog
along in an ordinary way.
PLAYING CARDS, See Ace of Clubs, Ace of
Diamonds, Ace of Hearts, and Ace of Spades.
PLOUGH, You must expect to go through toil
and frustration before you finally conquer
your difficulties and achieve triumph.
PLUM PUDDING, This denotes festivity and
cheerfulness.
PLUMS, These foretell a new development of
plans.
POLAR BEARS, This sign means a journey to a
cold climate.
POLICEMAN, This tells you to beware of theft
and underhand practices; with other signs,
it would indicate trouble probably caused by
those with whom you are most closely
associated.
POPE, Unexpected gain and future happiness
are foretold by this sign.
POPPY, This flower is significant of a
pleasant occurrence in the early summer.
PORTER AND TRUCK, This indicates a pending
journey or the arrival of a traveler.
POST, This signifies a formidable obstacle;
if broken, that you will encounter a storm
of opposition to your plan.
POSTMAN, Important and profitable news.
POT, See Coffee Pot.
POTATO, You will have need of patience in
your daily life, and will sometimes be
troubled by pecuniary difficulties.
PRANCING LAMB, This is a symbol of trouble
which will have beneficial results and will
lead to contentment and happiness.
PRAWNS, These bring pleasures, presents and
satisfactory arrangements.
PRINCE OF WALES PLUMES, This is a symbol of
pleasant events, stirring topics and
sometimes of personal honor and distinction.
PUDDING, See Plum Pudding.
PUFFIN, This bird denotes timidity and a
desire for solitude; if flying, news from
abroad.
PULPIT, A love of talking and a dislike to
listening is the meaning of this symbol.
PUMP, Your own efforts will bring about a
fortunate result.
PUNCH AND JUDY, You will read, or hear, of a
sensational case in married life.
PURSE, This cautions you against theft, or
carelessness that may lead to losing money.
PYRAMIDS, These foreshow attainment to
honor, fame and wealth.
Q
QUEEN, A queen upon her
throne indicates security, peace, and honor;
sometimes the attainment to a high position
through powerful friends.
QUERY, This shows doubt, indecision; if this
sign were seen with a letter the doubt would
be with regard to some correspondence; if
with a journey, uncertainty about it; and so
on.
QUILL PEN, This shows that you may expect,
before long, to sign your maiden name for
the last time in a marriage register; with
other signs, a legal document.
QUOITS, This sign indicates a journey to the
country on pleasure.
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