Considered isolated, this seven represents Thought.
Its entourage, whatever it is, is always a good omen. When it is a card that opens when the deck is cut, in any circumstance, it means: Little joy.
Sometimes it symbolizes an advantageous marriage.
Its meanings with other cards are: savings, peace of heart, order, honesty.
It assures a young man the love of a kind blonde;
To a young woman, this card announces that she will soon be in a happy relationship. Love is not out of reach.
For married people, it is the symbol of inner peace, of perfect harmony.
It is only to divorced persons and widowers that this card is unfavourable, announcing only trouble and rivalry.
Therefore, divorced and widowed must consider the Seven of Hearts only at its face augury and ignore the meaning of the surroundings of this card.

Having on the right a
Spade ♠: A little trouble about a relationship.
Heart ♥: Perfect happiness. – Happy and upcoming relationship or marriage.
Diamond ♦: A small delay for everything you expect; but success is guaranteed.
Club ♣: Everything you want will happen.

Having on the left a
Spade ♠: Rivalry. – Boredom.
Heart ♥: Love. – Certain marriage. – Prosperity.
Diamond ♦: You will have a long journey that will bring you joy and profits.
Club ♣: You will overcome a difficulty with ease.

EXCEPTIONS.
Between two cards of the same value: Gift.
Between two Spades: Rivalry.
Between two Kings or two Jacks; Support from friends.

The Queen of Clubs is a very favourable card according to the cards of her entourage; but it is not a good omen having at her side some cards that we will indicate.
The Queen of Clubs represents a brown (brunette), married, well-behaved, very spiritual woman who loves to be of service.
Taken alone by a young girl or a widow, she announces: Rivalry, jealousy.
By a single person or a widower, she represents the woman he will marry or form a long lasting relationship.
For any other person she is a powerful protector and ensures tranquility and happiness.

The Lady of Clubs having on the right a
Spade ♠: A brunette woman loves you and yet is jealous of you.
Heart ♥: Love. – Sincere friendship.
Diamond ♦: Is on the way to bring you money.
Club ♣: New acquaintance of a kind and rich person.

Having on the left a
Spade ♠: Your rival is trying to break up your marriage or relationship. – Temporary sorrows comforted by a brunette woman, your protector.
Heart ♥: Love. Care and protection.
Diamond ♦: A jealous brunette will try to disturb your peace of mind.
Club ♣: Profit.

EXCEPTIONS.
Near the Queen of Spades: Friendship with a divorced person or a widow.
Between two ladies: Women’s gossip.
With a black king: Great agreement in the household.

Isolated, the Jack of Diamonds represents the postman or, better said, the messenger. It also symbolizes a young soldier or an unfaithful servant (assistant, employee); sometimes a young blond man, traitor and of bad morals.
If the consultant is a young man, it is the announcement of new lovers.
If it is a young girl or a single woman, it is the certainty that, soon, a suitor will make himself known; he will be blond and pretty boy.
If, on the contrary, the consultant is married, he will soon learn of a somebody’s else marriage; but this card, surrounded by it, has many and varied meanings.

The Jack of Diamonds with a
Spade ♠: Treachery, infidelity.
Heart ♥: Certainty of marriage and news of birth.
Diamond ♦: Young risk-taking man, adventurer of misconduct.
Club ♣: Somebody will ask to borrow money from you.

Having on the left a
Spade ♠: A dark man you have every reason to fear.
Heart ♥: Love. Letter coming soon.
Diamond ♦: Null card.
Club ♣: Money that will be lost. Theft.

EXCEPTIONS.
The Jack of Diamonds, with the
King of Diamonds: News from a young adventurous man.
Between two sevens: News of a pregnancy.
Touching the Ten of Diamonds: Distant journey. (The other card touching it becomes null and void.)
Touching the ace of Clubs: News of an inheritance. (The other card touching it becomes null and void.)
Between two face cards: deceit, treachery, infidelity.
Between two aces: The Jack of Diamonds says nothing; he is absolutely silent.