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The three witches; or, The combination dream dictionary

The three witches; or, The combination dream dictionary

A complete list of dreams. Having attached to every dream its fortunate numbers; also a combination table; and also giving a list of foreign and American coins, and their correct values in the United States. Also a few good recipes and addendum.
FolkloreSelf-Help & Psychology
Pages
178
Published
1887
Language
English

Synopsis

This unique book, often found in the hands of 'policy players,' serves as a specialized dream dictionary. It's not your typical fortune-telling guide, but rather a compact volume filled with alphabetical words and corresponding figures. These seemingly statistical columns hold a particular value, especially for those involved in the game of policy.

Prose complexity
4/10

Vibe

InformativeMysteriousThought-Provoking

Genres

Folklore Self-Help & Psychology Spirituality Paranormal Satire

Authors

I
Isaac Wright

Isaac Wright is known for his distinctive work, "The three witches; or, The combination dream dictionary." This unique title blends storytelling with a practical guide, offering readers an unusual literary experience.

M
Madame La Vanie

Her name translates as Mrs. Washerwoman. Source: De Verteuil, Anthony. Eight East Indian immigrants: Gokool, Soodeen, Sookoo, Capildeo, Beccani, Ruknaddeen, Valiama, Bunsee. Newtown, Port of Spain, Trinidad, W.I.: Paria Publishing Co., 1989. 44. Print.