Napoleon's Lucky Dream Book: A Book of Fate - Paperback

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The Ten of Clubs Denotes great riches to come speedily from an unexpected source; but also threatens that you will at the same time lose some very dear friend. On the Nails of the Fingers Broad nails show the person to be bashful, fearful, but of gentle nature. Queries About Fortunate Days Fair Venus Friday does approve, And on that day prosper love. This "Book of Fate" is said to be a perfect facsimile of the one used by Napoleon, and was supposedly consulted by him on every important occasion. It permits fortune telling by dice; fortunate and unfortunate days; behaviors; the lines and forms of the face, hair, and eyes; as well as fortune telling by cards, palms, and coffee grounds in a cup. Last but not least, it provides spells, charms, and incantations, as well as signs of a speedy marriage, and ways to choose good husbands and wives. The book admonishes Napoleon for not following its advice more closely: "Happy had it been for him had he abided or been ruled by the answers of this Oracle."