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 be short lived. Never begin any work of moment on this day. Thefts committed on this day will soon be discovered.

The fourth day is bad. Persons falling sick on this day rarely recover, and the dreams will have no effect.

The fifth day is favourable to begin a good work, and the dreams will be tolerably successful; the child born on that day will he deceitful and proud.

The sixth day the dream will not immediately come to pass; and the child born will not live long.

The seventh. Do not tell your dream on this day, for much depends on concealing them; if sickness befals you on this day, you will soon recover; the child born will live long, and have many troubles.

The eighth day, the dream will come to pass, and is a very prosperous day