Two Nines.—Prosperity and contentment accompanied by business matters. If reversed, small worries.
Four Eights.—Attending a journey or the taking up of a new position. If reversed, undisturbed stability.
Three Eights.—Thoughts of love and marriage, new family ties. If reversed, flirtation and foolishness.
Two Eights.—Pleasures and passing love fancies. If reversed, disappointments.
Four Sevens.—Schemes and contention and opposition. If reversed, failure of same.
Three Sevens.—Loss of friends, ill-health, remorse. If reversed, slight ailments or unpleasant reaction.
Two Sevens.—Mutual love and marriage. If reversed, faithlessness or regret.
General Information.
When a number of court cards fall together it is a sign of hospitality, festive social intercourse, and gaiety of all kinds.
Married people who seek to read the cards must represent their own life partner by the king or queen of the suit they have chosen for themselves, regardless of anything else. For example, a very dark man, the King of Spades, must consider his wife represented by the Queen of Spades.