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HAIR.—Riches and fine clothes; (hair falling over face) a coming event will cause displeasure; (having hair cut) losses in business; (becoming bald) great danger.
HAMMER.—Triumph over difficulties.
HAMMOCK.—Loss of something that is prized.
HAPPINESS.—A presage of doubt and difficulty.
HARE.—(Alive) Friendship: (dead) good luck: (hare running) a lengthy journey.
HARVEST.—Hopes will not come to fruition.
HAT.—(New) A small success: (blown off or damaged) losses.
HATCHET.—A solution near to existing difficulties.
HAWK.—A happy omen—success in life.
HAY.—Good luck: (dreamer cutting hay) troubles and sorrow.
HAZEL NUT.—(Eating) Troubles and discord.
HEAD.—Good omen—health and money.
HORSESHOE.—(Seeing one) A journey: (finding one) great good lock.
HOSPITAL.—Misery, poverty, wounds.
HOUSE.—Good luck: (dreamer building house) unlucky dream, signifying loss and sickness.
HUNCHBACK.—A troubled life, with many ups and downs.
HUNGER.—To dream of being hungry is a fortunate omen, foretelling that the dreamer, by industry and enterprise, will grow rich.
HUNTING.—(Dreamer returning from a hunt) A fortunate dream: (dreamer going hunting) frustrated hopes and disappointment.
HUSBAND.—For a woman to dream of her husband is not a very favorable dream, usually foretelling discord and deceit: for an unmarried girl to dream that she has a husband is a very bad omen.
HYMNS.—Singing hymns in a dream foretells sickness to the dreamer: (hearing hymns sung) consolation in troubles.