Canopy.—This brings success through the help and interest of those who are socially or mentally your superiors.
Canterbury Bells.—These graceful flowers indicate that your happiness is to a great extent dependent upon others; if the figure of a woman appeared beside the flowers it will be through a woman that your best happiness comes, if a man were seen it will be one of the male sex to whom you must look for your chief joy in life.
Cap.—This warns you to be cautious in your dealings with those of the opposite sex; it also points to the fact that those things which you desire to hide will become known. See also Peaked Cap.
Capstan.—To those associated with the sea, this symbol gives warning of storms; to others, it predicts association with sailors or yachtsmen.
Carafe.—A pleasure which will depend entirely upon yourself is the meaning of this symbol.
Caravan.—This signifies an independent nature, desiring to live a roaming life free of restrictions; should a horse be harnessed to the caravan your ambitions will be fulfilled.
Cards.—See Ace of Clubs, Ace of Diamonds, Ace of Hearts, Ace of Spades.
Carnations.—These sweet-scented flowers bring happiness, faithfulness, love, and good friends.
Carpenter at Work.—Necessary arrangement of your affairs is the meaning of this symbol.
Carriage and Horses.-This foretells that your affairs will prosper and that you may reasonably expect the comforts of life; a carriage without horses means that your riches will be transitory, leaving you in poverty; with other signs it denotes that you may be the victim of scandal.