_ACE._--Much good fortune attends the one who finds this card among the
four that are chosen.
_KING._--A card which indicates that the consultant revels in doing
kind actions.
_QUEEN._--This indicates that the consultant is, frankly, a flirt.
_JACK._--One who tries to make happiness a feature of his or her
surroundings.
_TEN._--Fix your thoughts on something devoutly wished for and the
Fates will grant it to you.
_NINE._--You are given to worrying over things that do not really
matter.
_EIGHT._--Do not set such store on money. It is not the only thing
worth having.
_SEVEN._--Be very careful that you do not marry for anything but love.
_SIX._--There is every prospect of a comfortable home, surrounded by
children who bring you happiness.
_FIVE._--Happiness will come to you either early in life or very soon.
_FOUR._--You do not know how to handle money and you must be careful
that you do not trust it to an unworthy person.
_THREE._--You expect too many luxuries. You would be far happier if you
valued the simple things of life.
_TWO._--Do not be depressed by troubles. They will pass away.
Now that the meaning of all the fifty-two cards is known, one thing
more requires to be explained. Let us suppose that the four cards have
been drawn from the lay-out, as already directed. It may happen that
one of them directly contradicts another card. What happens then? In
such a case, the second card to be drawn from the lay-out has the
effect of cancelling the first, but the force of the second card is
weakened thereby and its portent is lessened. It is because of this
that it is highly necessary to remember the order in which the four
cards are taken from the lay-out.