Two Queens.—Interchanged, secrets betrayed, a meeting between friends. When both are reversed, there will be suffering for the inquirer resulting from his own acts. Only one reversed, means rivalry.
Four Knaves.—Jolly conviviality. Any of them reversed lessens the evil.
Three Knaves.—Worries and vexations from acquaintances, slander calling the inquirer’s honor in question. If reversed, it foretells a passage-at-arms with a social inferior.
Two Knaves.—Loss of goods. If both are reversed, the trouble is imminent; if one only, it is near.
Combinations of Plain Cards.
Four Tens.—Good fortune, success. The more there are reversed, the greater number of obstacles in the way.
Three Tens.—Ruin brought about by lawsuits. When reversed, the evil is decreased.
Two Tens.—Unexpected luck, which may be connected with a change of occupation. If one be reversed, it will come soon; if both are reversed, it is distant.
Four Nines.—Unexpected events. The number that are reversed stand for the time to elapse.
Three Nines.—Health, wealth and happiness. If reversed, it means financial difficulties caused by imprudence.