| Among the church goers of today, there are people who have their fortune told by a fortune-teller. |
| It's about regrets, which unfold, via flashbacks, like a folded-paper fortune-teller revealing someone's fate. |
| Possibly to a fortune-teller, or a guru, or to some sect, but not to the Church. |
| What frightened him most, however, was the fate of Askletarion the fortune-teller. |
| They see the signs of recovery almost everywhere, in the same way that a fortune-teller can predict happiness by looking at tea leaves. |
| During the first years of my life my mother was studying to become a fortune-teller and this got into her head. |
