A Mole on the upper part of the right ear, denotes another on the right side of the belly; signifying to a man, he will commit such crimes as will cause him to fall into the hands of Justice, and endanger his life; and denotes a woman to be false, cruel, and of a very inconstant disposition.
A Mole on the lower part of the tip of the ear, denotes another on the right side; and predicts a man or woman liable to hurts and bruises by falls or blows, with many other casualties, which may very much endanger their lives and property.
A Mole on the outside of the upper parts of the left ear of a man or woman, denotes another on the left side of the belly; which threatens the former with great misfortunes, and the latter with infamy and disgrace, though very undeserved.
A Mole on the chin of a woman denotes her to be of a hasty, crabbed, ill-natured disposition; but on a man it denotes mildness.
A Mole on the middle of the left ear, shews the like is to be found on the lower part of the left side; denoting a man to be of an evil nature, cruel and inhuman; and to a woman it portends great trouble and short life.
A Mole on the lower part of the left ear shews the like on the lower part of the left side; denoting a man to fall into great trouble by means of women, by quarrelling and fighting on their behalf; and betokens a woman to be of a mischievous disposition, one who should be detested, threatening her with the commission of murder, by poison or otherwise.
A Mole on the lower part of the eye-lid, between the hollow of the eye and the beginning of the nose, in either sex, shews another on the right side of the privy-part, denoting a man much beloved and admired by the women, and fortunate in marriage; and a woman to be ingenuous, chaste, and faithful.
A Mole under the hollow of the right eye, by the inward part of the nose, denotes another on the middle of the body, above the members, signifying a man to be hasty, proud, and furious; and a woman to be self-conceited, vain-glorious, and of a very weak and shallow understanding, though a great pretender to knowledge in every respect.