Seven.—Everyday worries, or a resolve taken; (reversed) silly stratagems in love-making.
Combinations of Court Cards.
Four Aces.—When these fall together they imply danger, financial loss, separation from friends, love troubles. The evil is mitigated in proportion to the number of them that are reversed.
Three Aces.—Passing troubles relieved by good news, faithlessness of a lover. If reversed, they mean foolish excess.
Two Aces.—These mean union: if Hearts and Clubs, it will be for good; if Diamonds and Spades, for evil, probably the outcome of jealousy. If reversed, the object of the union will fail.
Four Kings.—Honors, preferment, good appointments. If reversed, the good things will be of less value, but will arrive earlier.
Three Kings.—Serious matters will be taken in hand with the best result, unless any of the three cards be reversed, when it will be doubtful.
Two Kings.—Co-operation in business, upright conduct, and prudent enterprises to be crowned with success. Each one reversed represents an obstacle. Both reversed spell failure.
Four Queens.—A social gathering which may be spoilt by one or more being reversed.
Three Queens.—Friendly visits. If reversed, scandal, gossip and possibly bodily danger.