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Houfes; fay the Servant (hall prove juft iiid houeft. Judge the contrary, if you finde Figures of a contrary quahty in thofe places, and accidentally are projeded there.
VII. If the §Hcrent ShaU thrive hyfmall Cattle ?
IF a Figure in the firft go into the feventh, and the fixth be in the fecond Houfe , the Querent may buy Hoggs, Sheepj Goats, Coneys : If ill Figures be there, you muft judge the contrary. And now let thefe Ex- amples be fufficient to teach you how to give judgement lipon a Figure made for any other queition belonging to this Houfe.
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Of the feventh Houfe.
FRom this Houfe or part of the divifion of the Earth, and other things^ Artifts enquire of Marriages,Part- nerfhip, Law-fuits, publick Enemies^d^c. of Thefts, Fu- gitives and Strays : And thefe you fhall hayc briefly treated of by way of Example, that you may know how the better to judge of the reft. i. Shall the Querent marry ? 2. Ifmarry,how long firft? 3. ShalF the Querent marry more then once > 4. What maii- ner of Perfon ftiall the Querent marry > 5. Shall they accord after Marriage ? 6. Shall the Marriage be ef- fefted or not ? To refolve thefe queftions or any other of what nature foever, you muft project as you were taught in the firft Book, and make your Figure as fof Example^ and judge as followeth.
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ShaU the Querent marry /*
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COnfider herein the firft Houfe, for that always fig- nifies the party enquiring, and the Ruler, Idea and Figure in it : Malchidael and Puer with the Ruler Baf zahcl naturally Rule this Houfe j but accidentally ? pulus is here pro jefted : her Idea and Ruler fignifie the party enquiring (hall marry. Who is lignified by Popw lus^ is of a low or little ftature, the upper parts of more bignefs then the lower ; a round vifage, iickly, pal a whitely complexion, the hair a dark brown, a
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