The Witches' Dream Book and Fortune Teller

What It's About

A Victorian-era manual combining a full dream book with a practical fortune teller's handbook. The dream section covers hundreds of traditional interpretations — love, money, journeys, colours, clothes, omens and everyday objects — all presented as signs pointing to future events or hidden influences. The book then expands into physiognomy, palmistry, the lore of moles and bodily marks, playing card divination, talismans, charms, and simple incantations for love, luck and protection. It is a snapshot of popular occult belief in the late nineteenth century, written for a general readership rather than a scholarly one.

About the Author

Very little is known about A. H. Noe. The name may be a pseudonym, which was common in this genre, and no reliable biographical record has been traced.