From Mother Shipton's Wheel of Fortune:
A Charm for Dreaming
When you go to bed, place under your pillow is common prayer-book, open it at the part of the Matrimonial service, in which is printed "with this ring thee wed," &c., place on it a key, a ring, a flower and a sprig of willow, a small heart cake, a crust of bread, and the following cards: the ten of clubs, nine of hearts, ace of spades, and the ace of diamonds, wrap all these round in a handkerchief of thin gauze or muslin, on getting into bed cross your hands and say;--
Luna ever womans’ friend,
To me thy goodness condescend;
Let me this night in visions see,
Emblems of my destiny.If you dream of storms, trouble will betide you; if the storm ends in a fine calm, so will your fate; if of a ring, or of the ace of diamonds, marriage; bread, an industrious life; cake, a prosperous life; flowers, joy; willow, treachery in love; spades, death; diamonds, money; clubs, a foreign land; hearts, illegitimate children; keys, that you will rise to great trust and power, and never know want; birds, that you will have many children; geese, you will marry more than once.
The grimoires Madam Le Marchand's Fortune Teller and Dreamers' Dictionary Mother Shipton's Wheel of Fortune lists this spell.
Timeline of related events
1800
1861
Publication of Mother Shipton's Wheel of Fortune (lists this spell)1863
Publication of Fortune Teller and Dreamers' Dictionary (lists this spell)