Divination and oracles

New Norwood gipsy; or, Complete art of fortune telling

by cards, moles, the wheel of fortune, lines in the hands, features of the face, colour of the hair, and by the grounds of tea or coffee-cups, together with the evil and perilous days throughout the year. To which is added, charms and ceremonies to foretel future events; particularly for making the dumb cake, to see your future husband, to know whom you shall marry, &c. &c

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19th century
Language: English

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Traditions: Divination and oracles

Subjects: fortune-telling

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Divination and oracles
Controlled discovery queries from openlibrary-historical matched “Fortune-telling”. Retained metadata contains “Fortune-telling” in the title, “Fortune-telling” in the subject metadata, and “Fortune-telling” in the edition title.
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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
by cards, moles, the wheel of fortune, lines in the hands, features of the face, colour of the hair, and by the grounds of tea or coffee-cups, together with the evil and perilous days throughout the year. To which is added, charms and ceremonies to foretel future events; particularly for making the dumb cake, to see your future husband, to know whom you shall marry, &c. &c Open Library record	1828	Published by S. King, and sold ... at his store ...	English	—	No ebook	Open Library (opens in a new tab)