PANSY
This flower is a symbol of understanding, modesty, and
contentment; it is also a pleasant indication of faithful friends and
happy days.
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OX
An ox in his stall implies hospitality, domestic peace and abundance. ... OYSTERS
These are a sign of enjoyment and expensive tastes, also that you will appreciate the pleasures of life more in your later years than in your youthful days. ... PADLOCK
An open padlock means a surprise; a closed one, a need for precaution. ... PAGODA
Foreign travels. ... PAGODA, A PALM TREE, WATER
A voyage to a warm climate under very happy conditions. ... PAIL
You will be called upon to undertake a variety of things which you dislike. ... PAILS ON YOKE
In the future you may hope for compensation for past trials and weariness. ... PALACE
This portends good fortune and favours. ... PALETTE
A hopeful sign of success to an artist or to those associated with one; to others, it suggests a need for deliberation and advice before embarking upon a new work or enterprise. ... PALM TREE
This is a symbol of honour, fame, and victory; increase of wealth, love, and marriage. ... PAMPAS GRASS
This is a sign that you will make a pathetic endeavour to find happiness in a life which is cast in a somewhat dreary lot. ... PAN AND HIS PIPES
A most cheering symbol which gives an assurance of happiness, future prosperity, and delight. ... PANSY
This flower is a symbol of understanding, modesty, and contentment; it is also a pleasant indication of faithful friends and happy days. ... PANTHER
You may expect to be shocked at the treacherous behaviour of a friend whom you had always regarded as honourable. ... PARADISE
See BIRD OF PARADISE. ... PARALLEL LINES
These predict well-thought-out and smoothly running plans. ... PARCELS
These are shown by thick, square or round leaves. ... PARROT
This is a sign of foreign travel, the making of many friends, and much mental energy; sometimes it gives a hint that there is an inclination to gossip and spread scandal. ... PARSLEY
Small events will bring you satisfaction. ... PEACOCK
A sign of the acquisition of property; a prosperous and happy marriage; with other signs, an unfortunate friendship. ... PEAKED CAP
The arrival of a male visitor. ... PEARS
Improved social condition and other advantages; this fruit brings success to a business man and to a woman a rich husband; one pear signifies a birth or new plans. ... PEDESTRIAN
An important appointment or urgent business. ... PELICAN
This bird is a symbol of loneliness, separation, and yearning for the unattainable; if it is flying you will receive news from those who are far away in isolated parts of the world. ...