<i>The screene of fortune here behold which will informe both young &amp; old. In all you desire to know. If you but burne the wheel below. Unto some letter there you'l see what tis the starrs for you decree of good</i>. Anonymous, printed in Great Britain between 1650 and 1750.  A fortune-telling game, in the collection of the British Library, E2:4[240].
<p>Across the top of the circle, the following "Clouds" appear: 
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<pre>26 Satirs go to Wanton Phillis
33 Hobgoblins go to Gallant Palidor
23 Nymphs go to Blind Cupid
24 Conjurors go to Faire Rosamond
25 Nyades go to Ravished Europa
36 Astrologers go to Painted Jezabell
39 Rob Goodfellow go to Deceitefull Dalila
31 Rosy Crucians go to Topeing Baccus
29 Poets go to Constant Thisby
38 Toms of Bedlam go to Chast Diana
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<p>Under the "Clouds", this text appears as a general instruction: 
</p><p>The Use of the SCREENE as to Passe-time by way of Example
</p><p>Suppose your Quest: is Whether long Liv'd, at the end of it, you read Fire, looke for the Circle of Fire, then turne the Screene, &amp; Suppose y<sup><small>e</small></sup> handle has y<sup><small>e</small></sup> Crosse on y<sup><small>e</small></sup> right Side of it; Looke for y<sup><small>e</small></sup> Crosse in y<sup><small>e</small></sup> Circle, &amp; over it you Will find y<sup><small>e</small></sup> Number 31. Looke for y<sup><small>e</small></sup> same Number in y<sup><small>e</small></sup> Clouds, under it you Will find y<sup><small>e</small></sup> Rosy-Crucians, which sends you to Topeing Bacchus. Looke for him at y<sup><small>e</small></sup> top of the Tables of answers, &amp; y<sup><small>e</small></sup> line which has y<sup><small>e</small></sup> Crosse before it, is your answer And so of y<sup><small>e</small></sup> Questions &amp; Letters, all along.
</p><p>Below that, a large oval reads: 
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<pre>The Screene of Fortune here behold
Which will inform both young and old
In all you desire to know
If you but turn the Wheel below
Unto some letter there you’ll see
What tis the Stars for you decree
Of good or ill what pleases Fate
On your thoughts to deliberate
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<p>Reading clockwise on a level with the oval, you will see a series of smaller "Circles" each of which contains a ring of numbers, a ring of letters and a number and name in the center: 
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<pre>20 Calliope
19 Urania
18 Polymnia
17 Erato
16 Terpsichore
15 Melpomene
14 Thalia
13 Euterpe
12 Clio
11 Fire
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<p>At the very center is a wheel of letters: + B C D F G H K L M N P Q R S T W X Y Z 
</p><p>Around the outside on a level with the "Clouds" are the "Tables of Answers", segments containing a list of responses.  Each segment is headed with a name from the initial set of boxes: e.g. "Wanton Phillis", and contains a set of numbered questions, identified with the letters shown above.
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<pre>Wanton Phillis. 
+ Homeward bound, Safe and Sound;
B The Stars foretell they are well.
C Expect in vain, they'l ne,r return again.
D The Fates foretell both Safe and Well.
F Success great store, what would you more.
G Come be not mov'd, you are Belov'd.
H Never tarry, they'l not Marry.
K Constant they'l be to all they see.
L Never Complain, 'tis all in Vain.
M Ne'er stir, upon the Spur.
N To three Married you'll be.
P Their mighty Gain is lost again.
Q Tho they decline, love does shine
R The Stars do say young as the day.
S Folly to lye, a Maid you'l dye.
T Till Old they'll live I'm told
W One of noble race you'll embrace
X One was ne'er bound, is found
Y Fates decree none for thee
Z One Girl you'll see, Boys three

Gallant Polidore.
+ They're Gay and Young, with a brisk Tongue.
B You're like to fix on Five or Six.
C Long you will Live, Credit to it give.
D A Man of State shall be your Mate.
F I am afraid you'll dye a Maid.
G No Life they'll bring twice Lying-in
H I wish you Joy of your brave Boy.
K Dead as an Herring without Erring.
L Alas poor Chick, he's fallen Sick.
M The Stars are just, return they must.
N Freedom they had, now 'tis Sad.
P Prosperity the Fates do Cry.
Q You are blind to think them kind.
R Constant and true to you.
S Tho Loving, somewhat Roving.
T In Love Successful prove.
W I foresee you'll now Married be.
X The Stars decree One for thee
Y Rich in purse and Mind I find.
Z Fates tell they love you well. 
 
Blind Cupid.
+ As safe they're still as Thief in Mill.
B Their good Success runs to Excess.
C Most true to thee they'll prove I see.
D 'Tis true, they'll Marry none but you.
F As you mind, true you'll find.
G You Drone, 'tis no fault but your own.
H You shall not yet a kind Mate get.
K Of Mates you'll have four in the Grave.
L Their Gains answer not their Pains.
M It's their Dross makes them Morose.
N Youth at three score; what more?
P The Fates have said, you'll die a Maid.
Q Stars have told, you'll Live till Old.
R One that useth the Seas, you'll please
S One twice said yes, you'll Bless.
T  You will have five alive.
W Girls two, none else for you.
X Alive in health and thrive.
Y Sick I'm sure, want a Cure.
Z Shall no more tread on shore.

Fair Rosamond.
+ They shall return, and for you Burn.
B They are as free as Winds at Sea.
C The Stars express a good Success.
D Your constant love shall happy prove.
F They'll prove worthy your Love.
G Most true they love only you.
H With Speed you may Succeed.
K Marry, why do you tarry?
L Husbands some store, Wives no more.
M Fortune has play'd with them the Jade:
N They'll unkind be to thee I see.
P They're young and strong.
Q Folly to Cry, Single you'll die.
R Of Middle Age shall be your Stage.
S Merchant Rich shall you Bewitch
T Virgin pure you'll have I'm sure.
W On Six the Sars do fix.
X No more for you, Boys two.
Y They'll return in their Urn.
Z I do foretell, not well.

Ravish'd Europa.
+ They have both Health and Wealth.
B I know by skill, return they will. 
C They are as free as thee and me.
D Fortune's their Friend unto the end.
F Tho you love well, they you Excell.
G If this you lose, your self accuse
H If you're not blind, they'll be Kind.
K Your fate will prove Lucky in Love.
L Haste makes but waste.
M But one you'll have, next is the Grave.
N Still Crost, but they fall to Decay.
P A kind Lover, tho a Lubber.
Q Young and tender, yet no Offender.
R Husband nor Wife, upon my Life.
S Fates have sung, they'll die young.
T Lady or Lord, upon my word.
W Fates have said, 'twill be a Maid.
X No more for you but two.
Y A Boy; there's Joy!
Z Death has stopt their Breath.

Painted Jezabel.
+ Married you'll be to two or three.
B They have I'm told, good store of Gold.
C To them they Love, they will kind prove.
D They're in their prime, lose no time.
F Marry you must, it is but just.
G On Earth you'll stay till you are Gray.
H A Courtier you shall Subdue.
K I must needs say, tho try'd, they're Gay.
L You'll have I see, some two or three.
M A Female Child Fair and Mild.
N Too late to Cry, full deep they lye.
P They are found safe and sound.
Q They'll not return, but further run.
R Safe they are, says the Star.
S Prosperous are they, Fates do say.
T They Love not, tho for hot.
W Marriage in fine they design.
X Remove, they cannot Love.
Y Fates decree no good for thee.
Z In years III, Marry'd you'll be.

Deceitful Dalila.
+ If you are kind, you'll fix their Mind.
B In time you'll find them good and Kind.
C If the Match halts, 'tis both your faults.
D Two is the number will you incumber.
F Riches great store, what would you more?
G Wedlock's intended when courtship's ended
H Plump as the Grape, fit for a Rape.
K Come do not cry, a Maid you'll Die.
L If young they die, what need you cry?
M A Tradesman Rich shall you Bewitch.
N You'll lose your Mate, so says Fate.
P On Earth you'll fix Boys five or six.
Q The Fates decree a Boy for thee.
R I see by the Stars alive they are.
S They are of late in healthful State.
T Stars says all, return they shall.
W Free and gay are they.
X Fortune a while will smile.
Y Stars decree unkind to thee.
Z They Marry? no marry.

Toping Bacchus.
+ They will live long, Lusty and Strong,
B One of Noble State shall be your Mate.
C One try'd shall lye by your side.
D You'll Parent be to two or three.
F A Son you'll have as you do crave.
G If Jack or Gill, they're Living still.
H Fates decree, Sound they be.
K 'Tis well if th' Elf brings home himself.
L By the Stars I see they are free.
M Prosperity, but more Adversity.
N Their Love's as supple as a Glove.
P They're not fond of Wedlock Bond.
Q As you deserve, you they'll serve.
R The Fates loud cry Prosperity.
S Fates decree you'll soon Married be
T 2 are decreed, Marry with speed.
W No landed-man do what you can
X To Marry they court, good sport
Y Tho Old, not Cold.
Z Impair'd you'll die, don't Cry

Constant Thisbe.
+ One Try'd, in your Bosom you'll hide.
B Seven you shall have, most for the Grave.
C Two of each sort with you shall sport.
D Of the two, more Safe than you.
F They're not well, so ring the Bell.
G Return secure they will I'm sure.
H They are I say, out of Harms way.
K Prosperous they are Brisk and gay.
L The Stars foretell they Love you well.
M This Match decline, they'll not be thine
N Their fickle Mind makes 'em unkind.
P Success you crave, none you'll have.
Q When you are won, Wed. they'll shun
R There's three set down for thee:
S Bless us! As rich as Croesus.
T You'll have a kind hearted Slave.
W Brave and Young, no wrong.
X You Marry? No, marry.
Y Short stay the Stars do say.
Z Plain case, you'll Marry base.

Chaste Diana.
+ Proceed, fear not; it is  your Lott. 
B Come never fear, this is the Year.
C You'll Married be to number three
D Great Store they'll bring home next Spring.
F Loving and kind you shall them find.
G The Parties ripe, hands quickly gripe.
H Husband or Wife, you'll end your Life.
K Fates have foretold, they'll not live Old.
L Nor Gown nor Sword, upon my word.
M One Single shall prove true to you.
N A few you'll have, all for the Grave.
P A Daughter now I'll Vow.
Q In vain you expect them again
R Well and Secure, I am sure.
S They prosper still, if I have skill.
T They're free the Stars tell me,
W They may I see Prosperous be.
X True blue, constant to you.
Y As you use they'll Muse.
Z They're love will fatal prove

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