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  Please	direct	suggestions,	comments,	corrections,	or	queries	to	Doug	Dyment:	last	revised:	2022-02-04	Chicago:	Magic,	Inc.,	1979.	Lyon,	Sheila	&	Mark	Sherman.	The	KEN	System.	Gresham,	William	Lindsay.	Mann,	Al.	Al	Mann	on	Mentalism.	A	basic	introduction	to	cold	reading,	providing	an	overview	of	the	major	elements	of	the	craft.	An	excellent
  collection	of	stock	readings,	coupled	with	a	creative	variety	of	money-making	ideas,	all	from	an	experienced	practitioner.	Stand-Up	Divination:	The	Incredible	Confessions	of	Diva	&	Professor	Marconi.	Skilled	cold	readers	commonly	make	selective — even	extensive — use	of	stock	phrases,	but	not	indiscriminately	so:	they	choose	carefully	from	an
  extensive	repertoire,	and	tailor	each	comment	to	the	specific	client/situation.	Questions	&	Answers.	Although	these	can	unquestionably	be	effective,	they	are	rarely	as	compelling	as	a	truly	personalized	(and	well-delivered)	reading.	Sheehy,	Gail.	Money	(income,	investments,	possessions)	Relationships	(love,	sex,	partnerships,	family,	responsibilities)
  Career	(changes,	advancement,	business,	hobbies,	other	work)	Health	(status,	influences)	Education	(learning	opportunities)	Aspirations	(ambitions,	expectations,	dreams)	Travel	(journeys,	revisiting	past)	The	above	resource	list	is,	by	its	nature,	a	work	in	progress.	Thought	Paths.	Calgary:	Micky	Hades	Enterprises,	1971	(originally	published	1948).
  Discover	the	Secrets	of	Cold	Reading.	79–96;	and	Karr,	Barry	et	al,	ed.	Counseling	Techniques	for	the	Private	Reader.	Subtitled	“A	detailed	course	in	giving	satisfying	and	profitable	Tarot	card	readings”,	and	written	by	a	master	reader,	this	massive	book	is	widely	considered	the	best	treatise	on	professional	Tarot	reading.	This	book,	which	completes
  the	Dewey	œuvre,	is	a	collection	of	scripted	readings	categorized	by	gender,	age,	&	other	particulars;	it	offers	great	examples	of	how	to	weave	a	narrative	from	tidbits	of	garnered	information.	Quite	the	contrary,	they	offer	information	that	can	significantly	elevate	your	game.	London:	Ian	Rowland	Limited,	2019.	Dewey,	Herb.	Nelson	Enterprises,
  1968.	There	have	been	mixed	reviews	of	this	slim	monograph	on	an	unconventional	approach	to	cold	reading,	extolling	the	use	of	language	structure	to	give	the	impression	of	psychic	skills.	What	distinguishes	it	(and	warrants	inclusion	here)	is	the	attention	to	detail	evidenced	by	Mr.	Dunford,	making	his	approach	(oriented	toward	briefer,	character-
  style	readings)	truly	easy	to	learn,	and	very	effective	in	its	results.	Chicago:	Ireland	Magic,	1949.	Make	use	of	automated	practice	tools	at	first.	privately	published,	19??.	Wonder	Readings.	Then	go	out	and	do	them	for	real	people,	but	for	free;	let	sitters	know	that	you	are	just	learning,	and	they	will	be	forgiving.	(It’s	unnecessary	at	this	stage	to	have
  completely	mastered	your	chosen	oracle;	begin	with	the	basics.)	When	you	start	getting	requests	for	longer	readings,	you	will	know	that	you	are	becoming	competent,	and	can	think	about	charging	for	your	services.	Nelson	was	not	above	appropriating	the	material	of	others:	this	book	is	an	exact	copy	of	“The	Skeleton	System”,	from	Magnuson’s	1926
  booklet,	Professional	Paychic	and	Crystal	Reading.	Kross	on	Cold	Reading.	A	collection	of	twenty	essays	on	the	subject	of	cold	reading,	by	a	variety	of	real-world	practitioners,	taken	from	the	quarterly	OORT:	A	Newsletter	for	the	Professional	Cold	Reader.	Lewis,	Mark.	Lees,	2001.	Out	of	the	Deep	Freeze.	The	Twentieth	Century	Mindreading	Act:	The
  Modern	Spiritualist	Medium’s	Act.	Jones,	Bascom,	editor.	Completely	Cold.	Auckland:	Brookfield	Press,	1991.	How	To	Give	Fun	And	Amazing	Psychic	Readings	Volume	1.	Nelson,	Robert	Alan.	Santa	Barbara,	CA:	privately	published,	2003.	Originally	release	on	audio	tape	cassette,	this	was	digitally	remastered	and	rereleased	on	CD-ROM	in	2000.	A
  beginning	reader	will	find	this	a	productive	starting	point,	and	there	is	much	fodder	for	the	experienced	practitioner	as	well.	Korem,	Dan.	The	Leath	Technique.	Dewey,	Herb	[uncredited]	&	Bascom	Jones.	A	succinct	collection	of	cold	reading	“one-liners”,	organized	into	ten	basic	categories.	Pages	from	a	Medium’s	Notebook.	The	chapter	on
  personality	traits,	which	covers	The	Big	Five	Personality	Model	and	its	predecessors,	is	especially	useful.	New	York:	E.P.	Dutton,	2006.	New	York:	William	Morrow,	1977.	Anonymous.	The	Owner’s	Manual	for	the	Brain:	Everyday	Applications	from	Mind-Brain	Research.	Crouter,	Fred	L.	Workbook	for	a	one-day	seminar/workshop	for	mentalists	and
  private	readers.	Psychic	Entertainers	Association,	1981.	The	Outer	Edge:	Classic	Investigations	of	the	Paranormal	(Amherst,	NY:	CSICOP,	1996).	This	e-book	focuses	on	the	Q&A	presentation,	using	a	combination	of	colours,	drawings,	and	numerology	as	the	oracles.	Dynamite	Mentalism.	Of	course,	not	all	topics	need	be	visited	in	a	single	reading
  (bearing	in	mind	that	the	initial	four	are	the	most	important).	Maven,	Max.	privately	published,	1992.	Auckland:	Brookfield	Press,	1987.	Woodbridge,	NY:	Mindreaders,	1997.	Boarde,	C.L.	(aka	Warren	Schoonmaker).	Clearly,	it	reflects	only	material	of	which	I	have	useful	knowledge;	those	wishing	to	have	additional	items	included	are	welcome	to	send
  them	to	me	for	review	(including	sufficient	postage	if	you	would	like	them	returned).	(bearing	in	mind	that	it	it	is	somewhat	parochial	in	its	details).	And	title	aside,	it’s	a	superb	work	on	the	many	aspects	of	cold	reading	as	well.	It	is	a	particularly	good	reference	on	several	techniques	for	fortune-telling	by	playing	cards.	Manassas,	VA:	privately
  published,	1997.	On	the	second	tape,	Gene	gives	details	on	non-directive	counseling	techniques,	a	way	to	answer	questions	without	actually	answering	them.	To	keep	our	site	running,	we	need	your	help	to	cover	our	server	cost	(about	$400/m),	a	small	donation	will	help	us	a	lot.	Ruthchild,	Myriam	&	Clettis	Musson.	Toronto,	Canada:	Mark	Lewis
  Entertainment,	2020.	A	follow-up	to	the	original,	this	time	only	available	in	CD-ROM	format.	Hobrin	(aka	Brian	Howard).	If	you	want	to	do	readings	with	a	numerological	component,	and	don’t	want	to	learn	a	full-blown,	complex	system,	this	would	be	the	place	to	begin.	DuQuette,	Lon	Milo.	Pomeroy,	OH:	Lee	Jacobs	Productions,	1981.	This	first	one	is
  a	classic	introduction	to	cold	reading,	using	palmistry	as	the	vehicle.	A	collection	of	cold	reading	approaches	that	correspond	to	various	commonly-drawn	figures	(such	as	might	be	seen	when	asking	someone	to	“draw	something”),	these	allow	a	performer	to	elucidate	the	possible	meanings	of	such	visual	expressions.	Psychotechnics:	Advanced	Psychic
  Methods.	You’ll	find	it	in	chapter	seven,	“The	Romany	Trade”.	The	Tarot	Reader’s	Notebook.	It	is	of	necessity	one	person’s	perspective,	and	consequently	limited	in	scope.	Auckland:	Brookfield	Press,	2012;	revised	edition	2017.	Earle,	Lee.	Bideford,	England:	Supreme	Magic,	1976.	Its	eighteen	chapters	cover	a	diverse	set	of	specific	cold	reading
  topics,	with	Herb’s	take	on	each.	Mind-Blowing	Psychic	Readings.	Vanderbeck,	Philemon,	editor.	London:	Martin	Breese,	19??.	A	wide-ranging	exploration	of	the	use	of	crystal	balls,	perhaps	the	finest	discussion	of	this	infrequently-used	oracle,	by	two	extremely	skilled	practitioners.	Cain,	Ron.	The	system	detailed	in	this	booklet	is	(yet	another)
  offshoot	of	Ken	de	Courcy’s	Systematic	Seer,	this	time	with	a	focus	on	the	vowels	alone.	Group-oriented	approaches	to	cold	reading,	particularly	applicable	to	situations	where	one	is	expected	to	give	readings	to	large	audiences.	4th	edition.	Dunford,	Iain.	Albuquerque:	Flora	&	Co.,	1991.	Although	the	book	evolved	from	a	set	of	stock	reading	lines,	it
  encourages	a	departure	from	this	literal	approach,	and	offers	a	useful	mnemonic	tool	that	associates	the	concepts	with	the	fictional	James	Bond	character.	Dante’s	System	of	Life	Span	Reading.	Psycho-Babble.	We	are	a	non-profit	group	that	run	this	website	to	share	documents.	Though	there	are	many	brief	on-line	summaries	of	key	points	from	this
  essay,	the	original	paper	is	the	one	to	study.	But — unlike	what	many	purveyors	of	products	for	magicians	would	like	you	to	believe — they	will	not	make	you	a	good	cold	reader:	that	is	something	you	must	do	on	your	own.	Cyclescope	Instruction	Manual.	Sheffield,	England:	Magick	Enterprises,	1990.	Mainly	Mental,	Volume	I:	Billet	Reading.	Freehold,
  NJ:	Al	Mann	Exclusives,	1985.	Readings	for	the	Magician.	Each	of	the	remaining	48	cards	contains	a	single,	(mostly)	brief	stock	reading	phrase;	these	can	be	memorized	and	then	strung	together	as	desired.	As	the	title	suggests,	this	is	oriented	to	the	counseling/therapy	side	of	reading.	Section	three	of	this	book	(pp.	Interesting	comments	on	the
  private	reader,	along	with	various	scams	that	have	been	perpetrated	on	the	public.	The	Tarot	as	a	Counseling	Tool.	San	Francisco:	www.deceptionary.com,	2011.	An	excellent	academic	paper	on	cold	reading	in	many	forms,	drawing	upon	material	from	wide-ranging	sources.	Pomeroy,	OH:	Lee	Jacobs	Productions,	1982.	Phoenix:	Wonder	Wizards,
  1998.	Quick	Readings	with	Numerology.	Edited	by	Roy	Miller.	Thomas,	Alexander.	It	is	in	essence	a	short	course	in	Rogerian	client-centered	therapy,	geared	to	the	needs	of	the	psychic	reader.	I,	No.	2,	1977	pp.	Cold	Reading:	How	to	Convince	Strangers	That	You	Know	All	About	Them.	Though	not	a	notable	performer,	Al	was	a	great	distiller	of	the
  works	of	others,	and	his	contributions	to	mentalism	are	the	stuff	of	legend.	Max	Maven’s	Book	of	Fortunetelling.	“Del	Ardo”	&	Anthony	“Nelmar”	Albino.	Commercial	Cold	Reading.	A	rich	overview	of	the	many	oracular	systems	available	to	the	cold	reader,	with	a	careful	analysis	of	the	benefits	and	disadvantages	of	each.	For	the	art,	turn	to	studies	like
  Brad	Henderson’s	The	Dance.	As	a	small	reward	for	those	who	have	made	it	to	the	end	of	this	lengthy	list	of	cold	reading	resources,	I	offer	my	own	simple	mnemonic — “MR	CHEAT” — for	remembering	the	seven	principal	psychic	reading	topics.	2002.	New	York:	Rinehart	&	Company,	1953.	Cashing	in	on	the	Psychic.	Albuquerque:	Flora	&	Co.,	1988.
  The	Private	Medium’s	Secret	Guide.	.	aeiou.	This	audio	cassette	tape,	#4	in	the	PEA’s	Restricted	Tape	Release	series,	incorporates	an	actual	cold	reading	by	Ford,	along	with	his	analysis	of	the	techniques	in	play.	Aura	Reading	for	Fun	&	Profit.	[	Ian	Rowland	also	proffers — in	promotion	of	his	(excellent)	book — 	his	own	take	on	this	issue,	one	that	is
  definitely	worth	reading.	Revised	edition.	A	reading	that	consists	primarily	of	such	statements	is	termed	a	“stock	reading”.	Albuquerque:	Flora	&	Company,	1990.	Money-Making	Cold	Reading.	How	to	Seem	Telepathic:	Enabling	Mind	Reading	by	Matching	Construal.	Nielsen,	Gene.	Calgary,	Canada:	Micky	Hades	Enterprises,	1971	(originally	published
  1939).	A	two-tape	audio	cassette	package	containing	a	discussion	of	reading	methods.	This	contrasts	with	a	“hot	reading”,	which	exploits	prior — often	secretly	obtained — information	(there	is	also	“warm	reading”,	which	makes	use	of	verbal	feedback	obtained	from	the	client	during	the	reading).	Paranormal	Borderlands	of	Science	(Buffalo,	NY:
  Prometheus	Books,	1981),	pp.	Although	this	is	not	specifically	a	book	on	cold	reading	per	se,	it	is	the	classic	text	on	population	stereotypes,	and	its	study	will	yield	great	benefits	as	a	consequence	of	understanding	the	life	story	that	is	common	to	us	all.	Many	readers	have	built	successful	practices	based	almost	entirely	on	the	information	in	this	book.
  That	said,	these	books	are	primarily	interpretations	by	others	of	how	Herb	worked;	his	technique	was	much	more	intuitive	than	these	writings	imply.	A	study	tool,	designed	to	help	one	learn	Richard	Webster’s	palmistry	method.	Reprint,	Jeff	Busby	Magic,	1988.	Robertson,	Blair.	Mind	&	Money.	Zenermancy.	Published	in	e-book	format.	The	Palm
  Reader’s	Notebook.	I.	The	third	in	this	loose	“trilogy”,	delivering	hard-to-find	advice	on	the	specialized	topic	of	group	divination.	Gypsies	Go	Roving:	Walk-Around	Palmistry	and	Fortune-Telling	for	Groups.	Calgary:	Micky	Hades	Enterprises,	1971.	This	heavily	NLP-based	“packaged”	reading	system	joins	the	philosophy	of	Mr.	Knepper	with	that	of	Mr.
  Sikes.	An	excellent	treatise	on	the	use	of	cold	reading	in	a	counseling	context,	using	Tarot	as	the	oracle.	Magnuson,	Walter	G.	The	Book	of	Roving.	Appreciate	that	cold	reading	involves	the	crafting	of	stories.	Renton,	Washington:	Philemon	Vanderbeck,	2004.	Most	written	works	on	this	topic	focus	on	the	methodology	of	obtaining	the	questions	in
  surreptitious	fashion,	though	many	classical	performers	scoffed	at	this	practice,	and	simply	read	them	openly!	Is	it	“cold	reading”	or	“stock	reading”?	de	Courcy,	Ken.	An	audio	CD	revision	and	updating	of	the	author’s	earlier	(1989)	The	Classic	Reading,	this	stock	reading	is	well	constructed	for	a	contemporary	audience,	and	presented	in	Lee’s	typical
  entertaining	fashion.	Though	primarily	a	mentalism	text,	there	is	a	considerable	amount	of	Q&A	material	here,	with	associated	good	ideas	for	the	reader.	The	Full	Facts	Book	of	Cold	Reading.	With	a	sprinkling	of	obvious	exceptions	(such	as	Corinda’s	Thirteen	Steps),	it	is	constrained	to	publications	that	deal	primarily	with	cold	reading.	Knepper,
  Kenton	&	J.	But	mostly,	give	readings.	The	Mail	Order	Psychic.	Coral	Springs,	FL:	Longman	Publishing,	2000.	Although	many	of	Nelson’s	observations	and	language	are	now	dated,	the	work	still	offers	more	than	historic	value.	Saville,	Thomas	K.	Cold	Reading	for	Profit.	Forbidden	Wisdom.	Since	the	turn	of	the	century,	there	has	been	a	rather
  unfortunate	blossoming	of	books — often	absurdly	high	in	price — by	such	folks,	offering	“improved”	reading	systems,	usually	with	a	focus	on	ease	of	learning,	which	entirely	misses	the	point.	Crystal	Gazing:	Then	&	Now.	Both	this	and	the	above	were	made	available	beginning	in	2001	on	CD-ROM,	as	parts	of	Joe’s	more	extensive	“Psychic	Course”
  (which	additionally	includes	sections	on	numerology,	hand	analysis,	and	business	matters).	From	its	original	publication	in	1951,	this	has	long	been	a	staple	of	the	cold	reading	library.	Subtitled	“An	Invaluable	Course	for	Private	Readers”,	this	book	offers	a	basic	introduction	to	reading	(with	a	focus	on	stock	readings),	and	describes	two	techniques	for
  ascertaining	the	principal	area	of	interest:	a	(so-called)	branching	anagram	method	(an	approach	pioneered	in	Richard	Mark’s	1992	Mindbending	Meltdown,	later	anthologized	in	his	1998	Mind	Warp	book,	and	also	explored	in	Richard	Busch’s	1992	Instant	Q	&	A),	plus	one	using	a	set	of	seven	Tarot	cards.	.	Lee	Jacobs	Productions,	1981.	King	of	the
  Cold	Readers.	Auckland:	Brookfield	Press,	1988.	Advanced	Cold	Reading.	This	essay	presents	a	briefly	annotated	list	of	publications	that	pertain	to	the	art,	the	science,	the	craft,	and/or	the	business	of	cold	reading.	Read	further;	now	is	when	those	books	will	become	useful	(and	make	much	more	sense	than	they	could	have	at	the	beginning).	Such
  questions	proffer	a	false	dichotomy,	as	these	terms	refer	to	two	quite	different	aspects	of	the	reading	process.	Longman,	Millard.	We	need	your	help	to	maintenance	this	website.	Henderson,	Brad.	A	system	for	giving	short	readings	based	on	date	of	birth.	39–50),	entitled	“The	Spiel”,	deals	with	the	answering	of	questions,	and	incorporates	a
  considerable	amount	of	useful	cold	reading	advice.	Like	most	of	Kenton’s	products,	it	is	notably	NLP-oriented.	The	first	volume	in	what	is	commonly	considered	a	trilogy	by	the	lengendary	Herb	Dewey	(dubbed	“King	of	the	Cold	Readers”	by	Bascom	Jones),	arguably	the	twentieth	century’s	most	accomplished	cold	reader.	As	with	all	of	Herb’s	works,
  one	needs	to	be	careful	of	generalized	observations	that	may	have	been	true	for	his	particular	location	and	clients,	but	are	not	necessarily	universal.	(A	softcover	reprint	appeared	in	December	2007.)	Hester,	Rose	&	Walt	Hudson.	Bakersfield,	CA:	Bascom	Jones,	1989.	An	enlightening	scholarly	paper	on	psychological	techniques	for	more	accurately
  perceiving	the	thoughts	of	others.	There	are	some	real	treasures	in	this	tiny	book,	and	for	those	with	an	interest	in	geomancy,	the	idea	on	page	158	could	well	be	a	career	changer	(as	it	was	for	celebrated	reader	Bob	Tripp).	It	is,	however,	distributed	privately	with	a	“Confidential	Supplement”	section	that	contains	addition	information	for	the	mystery
  entertainer.	Ruthchild,	Myriam.	Edinburgh:	Arcane	Magick,	2005.	Phoenix:	Wonder	Wizards,	2001.	A	worthwhile	sequel.	This	extends	the	material	in	the	audio	cassette	set	above,	including	one	of	the	only	works	on	“tree	reading”	in	print.	Though	he	is	not	directly	credited	(at	his	request,	for	personal	reasons	explained	in	the	third	volume),	this	is
  actually	the	second	volume	of	the	Herb	Dewey	trilogy.	This	book	will	make	you	a	better	reader.	Eyal,	Tal	&	Nicholas	Epley.	Baltimore,	MD:	Magic	Media	Ltd.,	1977.	Contemporary	ideas,	thinking,	and	presentations	for	every	type	of	mystery	entertainer,	including	the	cold	reader.	She	discusses	a	wide	variety	of	oracles	and	reading	methods,	in
  conjunction	with	the	practical	aspects	of	obtaining	remuneration	for	same.	Albright,	Howard.	Successful	acts	have	been	performed	based	solely	on	this	methodology.	This	technique	has	subsequently	been	more	fully	explored	by	others,	including	Ron	Martin,	Mark	Sherman,	William	Thomas,	and	Richard	Webster.	The	Dance-Away	Lover.	A	“cold
  reading”	is	simply	a	reading	(“a	personal	interpretation	or	appraisal”)	delivered	cold	(“without	advance	preparation”,	using	no	previously-obtained	information	about	the	client).	London:	Martin	Breese	International,	1986.	Psychological	Science	21(5)	700–705,	2010.	Auckland:	Brookfield	Press,	1985;	revised	edition	2008.	Tank.	Please	help	us	to	share
  our	service	with	your	friends.	Streetwise	Tarot.	Tales	from	the	Tarot.	Cool	Reading.	An	“instant	Q&A”	methodology,	with	nothing	written	or	collected,	informed	by	a	guy	who’s	been	performing	successful	readings	for	a	long	time.	Knepper,	Kenton.	Hyman,	Ray.	Thank	you	for	interesting	in	our	services.	Cold	Reading	Flash	Cards.	Korem,	an
  investigative	journalist	and	magician	(who	also	believes	in	the	supernatural),	learned	how	to	do	effective	cold	readings,	and	reveals	his	methods	in	this	book.	Albuquerque:	Flora	&	Company,	1988.	A	one-week	course	in	the	Tarot,	the	goal	being	to	master	the	(somewhat	unconventional)	meanings	of	all	seventy-eight	cards	in	seven	days.	There	are,	of
  course,	many	more	general	books	on	mentalism	and	allied	arts	that	contain	contributions	to	this	area;	I	have	made	no	attempt	to	include	such	references	here.	This	is	book	sixteen	in	the	Lee	Jacobs	Productions	“Publicity	and	Promotion”	series,	and	Ruthchild’s	first	book	on	the	psychic	business.	The	latter	is	a	much	more	interactive	process,	rooted
  deeply	in	careful	observation	of — and	feedback	(both	overt	and	covert)	from — the	person	being	read.	Not	so	much	a	reference	on	cold	reading	(although	the	book	does	include	a	useful	“Psychic	System”	for	such	purposes),	but	an	excellent	crash	course	on	a	variety	of	traditional	oracles:	palmistry,	graphology,	numerology,	astrology,	etc.	Lees,	David.
  This	third	release	in	Richard’s	CD-ROM	series	for	Mr.	Breese	features	more	of	the	same	authoritive	material,	including	readings	based	on	numerology	and	(star	sign)	astrology.	18–37.	Larsen,	William	Jr.	The	Mental	Mysteries	and	Other	Writings	of	William	W.	Larsen,	Sr.	Los	Angeles:	The	Genii	Publishing	Co.,	1977.	A	set	of	56	single-sided	cards	(4.25
  x	5.5"),	eight	of	which	contain	a	very	simple	introduction	to	cold	reading.	If	an	oracular	system	is	not	robust,	deep,	and	exhaustively	tested,	it	will	never	suffice	for	anything	more	than	superficial	readings.	The	emphasis	is	primarily	on	business	issues,	but	there	is	a	basic	introduction	to	cold	reading	methodology.	A	one-man	question-answering	act
  based	entirely	on	cold	reading	(i.e.,	using	no	props,	gimmicks,	written	questions,	etc.).	And	there’s	not	much	here	on	the	classic	Question	and	Answer	(“Q&A”)	act,	a	very	effective	demonstration	long	used	by	top-flight	mentalists,	whose	efficacy	is	almost	entirely	dependent	on	the	ability	to	give	good	cold	readings.	A	monograph	on	cold	reading	using
  Zener	(“ESP”)	card	symbology,	suitable	for	both	beginning	and	advanced	readers.	As	the	title	suggests,	this	covers	the	topic	of	moving	from	brief	readings	to	extended	ones,	an	important	skill	for	the	full-time	reader.	privately	published,	1996.	Denver:	privately	published,	1994.	Chicago:	Trickshop.com	Inc.,	2003.	This	book	proffers	a	curious
  admixture,	consisting	of	a	basic	introduction	to	cold	reading	(viewed	from	the	perspective	that,	to	quote	the	author,	"Most	people	are	gullible.")	plus	a	variety	of	mentalism	effects	that	are	not	particularly	related	to	same.	Denver,	CO:	In	Visible	Print,	1984.	Phoenix:	Lee	Earle,	2003.	This	e-book,	which	comes	with	a	print-it-yourself	set	of	24	flashcards,
  proposes	a	narrative-based	way	to	learn	twelve	classic	cold	reading	statements.	St.	Charles,	IL:	Hypnosis	Secrets,	2004.	Psychic	Character	Analysis:	The	Technique	of	Cold	Reading	Updated.	Powers:	Testing	the	Psychic	&	Supernatural.	The	Elucidator.	“You	will	learn	more	from	[giving]	ten	readingsthan	from	any	book	about	readings.”— John
  Wellington	Wells	Cold	reading	can	be	viewed	as — simultaneously — a	science,	an	art,	and	a	craft.	Sheehy	has	subsequently	written	some	more	specialized	books	on	this	topic,	including	The	Silent	Passage,	New	Passages,	and	Understanding	Men’s	Passages.	Thus	does	a	stock	phrase	become	an	effective	cold	reading	line.	On	a	par	with	The	Tarot
  Reader’s	Notebook,	this	wide-ranging	book	covers	aura	reading	as	well,	and	incorporates	a	description	of	Ron’s	KEN	system	(also	published	separately).	Kross,	1978.	The	Richard	Webster	Video:	Techniques	for	Psychics.	The	James	Bond	Cold	Reading.	It	incorporates	a	very	helpful	“process	hierarchy”	analysis,	linking	the	several	facets	of	what	is
  commonly	called	“cold	reading”.	Orleans,	Canada:	Blair	Robertson	Productions,	2004.	Although	this	book	teaches	a	practical	method	for	learning	tarot	meanings,	its	real	value	lies	in	the	fact	that	Mr.	Lewis	has	been	a	full-time	professional	palm	and	tarot	reader	for	well	over	three	decades,	making	this	a	helpful	treatise	on	the	life	(business,	money,
  ethics,	etc.)	of	a	cold	reader.	Sheffield,	England:	Magick	Enterprises,	1987.	Boston:	Weiser	Books,	2005.	A	method	for	integrating	aspects	of	astrology,	palmistry,	numerology,	and	colours	in	cold	readings,	including	scripts	and	a	complete	sample	reading,	transcribed	from	an	actual	session.	“Stock	phrases”	are	pre-formulated	statements	of	a	general
  nature,	designed	to	be	applicable	to	broad	classes	of	people;	they	are	often — sometimes	derogatorily — termed	Barnum	or	Forer	statements	(see	the	Ray	Hyman	references	for	more	on	this).	The	Zetetic	(now	The	Skeptical	Inquirer)	Vol.	Audio	cassette	companion	piece	to	the	Ruthchild	Psychotechnics	book.	Monster	Midway.	Riding,	Joe.	London:
  Martin	Breese	International,	2001.	From	the	moment	that	I	first	published	this	list,	I	have	received	enquiries	about	“how	to	become	a	cold	reader”,	so	offer	here	a	few	opinions	on	the	subject	…	First,	and	most	important,	there	is	no	book	that	will	teach	you	how	to	become	an	accomplished	cold	reader.	That’s	not	to	say	that	books	on	the	topic	are
  unhelpful	(were	this	the	case,	I	would	not	have	taken	the	trouble	to	compile	this	resource	list).	Anderson,	George	B.	Although	this	resource	list	generally	omits	fortunetelling	books	intended	for	the	general	public,	I	have	made	an	exception	in	this	case,	due	to	the	author,	a	gifted	contributor	to	the	magical	literature	who	validates	his	reputation	in	this
  excellent	compendium	of	divinatory	methodologies.	Austin,	TX:	Henderson	Productions,	2003.	The	Tarot	Made	Easy.	A	“tick	sheet”	reading	method,	with	a	numerological	premise.	It	Must	Be	Mindreading.	This	set	of	two	audio	cassette	tapes	covers	Q&A,	which	of	course	is	closely	coupled	to	cold	reading.	Produced	in	CD-ROM	format.	The
  Supplemental	OORT.	Nelson	Enterprises,	1931.	The	full	text	of	this	monograph	is	reproduced	in	Doug’s	Calculated	Thoughts	book.	Unlike	his	earlier	book	on	the	Tarot,	this	hefty	book	on	the	use	of	Runes	was	written	for	a	lay	audience.	Arcane,	Peter	(aka	Trevor	McCombie).	For	the	science,	there	is	no	better	book	than	Ian	Rowland’s	exhaustive	The
  Full	Facts	Book	of	Cold	Reading.	A	further	collection	of	nineteen	essays	from	the	quarterly	OORT.	Lalling,	Germany:	Zauberhandlung	Manipulix,	2004.	Reading	the	Runes.	A	slim,	introductory	book	on	cold	reading,	based	on	the	use	of	a	stock	reading,	augmented	with	observations	on	observation,	body	language,	and	presentation.	A	rarely	sung	classic:
  although	written	for	a	lay	audience,	there	is	excellent	information	here	for	those	willing	to	read	“between	the	lines”.	London:	Martin	Breese	International,	2005.	Thirteen	Steps	to	Mentalism.	Moore,	Julian.	Divination	Systems:	How	to	Choose	the	Right	Oracle	for	You.	A	forty-page	distillation	of	Dr.	Hyman’s	more	recent	thinking	on	the	topic,	prepared
  for	a	skeptical	audience.	For	the	craft,	choose	an	oracle	that	appeals	to	you,	and	learn	a	traditional/proven	set	of	rules	for	interpreting	that	oracle	(Richard	Webster’s	Quick	&	Effective	Cold	Reading	is	a	classic	in	this	category).	A	book	for	the	general	public	on	using	common	objects	as	oracles.	&	Herb	Dewey.	Some	will	certainly	have	a	greater	innate
  talent	for	all	this	than	others,	but	anyone	with	a	sincere	interest	in	people,	and	a	desire	to	help	them	(even	if	that	help	is	simply	a	diverting	entertainment),	can	become	an	effective	reader.	SAR:	Subconscious	Analysis	&	Reprogramming.	Both	a	learning	method	and	cold	reading	suggestions	for	Tarot,	this	book	offers	a	memorable	“story”	for	each	of
  the	Rider-Waite	cards.	A	modern	classic,	this	slim,	limited	(1000	copies)	edition,	hardcover	volume	is	arguably	the	best	description	of	the	art	(as	opposed	to	craft)	of	cold	reading	written	to	date.	I	welcome	any	suggestions	that	readers	of	this	list	may	care	to	contribute.	This	set	of	four	audio	cassette	tapes	covers	a	wide	range	of	topics,	from	mentalism
  to	conjuring,	but	the	attentive	listener	will	learn	several	useful	ideas	from	this	experienced	reader.	Similar	in	concept	to	Ken	(hence	the	title!)	de	Courcy’s	Systematic	Seer,	this	is	a	system	for	giving	individual	readings	that	“you	can	remember,	repeat,	and	refer	to	a	year	later!”.	Initiations:	A	Viewpoint	on	the	Art	of	Cold	Reading.	London:	Martin
  Breese	International,	2004.	Delta,	PA:	Martini’s	Magic	Co.,	1996.	Saville.	How	To	Do	Cold	Readings.	New	York:	Prentice	Hall,	1992.	A	four-page	pamphlet	on	simplified	numerology	readings;	comes	with	a	small	laminated	card	used	to	present	the	readings.	Pomeroy,	OH:	Lee	Jacobs	Productions,	1979.	A	stock	cradle-to-grave	reading,	more	useful	to	the
  historian	than	the	contemporary	reader.	The	Collected	OORT.	England:	Iain	Dunford,	2011.	Downers	Grove,	IL:	InterVarsity	Press,	1988.	Something	from	Nothing.	San	Francisco:	www.deceptionary.com,	2004.	This	is	also	reprinted	in	his	later	book,	The	Elusive	Quarry:	A	Scientific	Appraisal	of	Psychical	Research	(Buffalo,	NY:	Prometheus	Books,
  1989),	along	with	two	anthologies:	Kendrick	Frazier,	ed.	It	is	arguably	the	first	ever	published	text	on	the	subject,	and	even	includes	a	precursor	to	de	Courcy’s	The	Systematic	Seer	technique,	which	subsequently	found	fame	in	Webster’s	Psychometry	from	A	to	Z.	]	A	final	note:	in	my	experience,	most	magicians/mentalists	are	woefully	uninformed
  about	cold	reading	(although	they	are	quick	to	proclaim	otherwise,	and	post	dubious	suggestions	to	beginners),	unable	even	to	offer	a	credible	definition	of	the	term.	Howard,	Pierce	J.	Originally	marketed	to	spiritualists	in	1935	as	The	Nelmar	System	(and	thus	containing	some	dated	material),	this	classic	text	still	provides	one	of	the	best	treatises	on
  the	principles	and	many	aspects	of	cold	reading.	Nelson	Enterprises,	1942.	This	book	is	one	of	Al’s	more	consistently	good	publications,	and	several	excellent	cold	reading	ideas	are	to	be	found	here.	The	Compleat	Magick,	Vols.	A	Sequel	to	the	Art	of	Cold	Reading.	Corinda,	Tony.	Portchester,	UK:	The	Cold	Reading	Company,	2007.	Cold	reading	is	a
  skill	that	comes	from	one	source,	and	one	source	only:	giving	readings.	Knepper,	Kenton	&	Rex	Steven	Sikes.	Believe	what	you	choose	about	the	opinions	of	skeptics,	there	is	no	denying	Hyman’s	expertise	on	the	mechanical	aspects	of	cold	reading,	and	his	literate	writings	invariably	make	for	worthwhile	reading.	The	Gene	Nielsen	Tapes,	Vol.	The	final
  volume	in	the	trilogy,	this	is	a	sort	of	“wrap-up”	of	various	topics	and	ideas	that	did	not	find	expression	in	the	earlier	books.	A	veritable	goldmine	of	information	for	the	cold	reader,	based	on	serious	research.	Nielsen,	Gene	et	al.	Using	psychometry	as	an	oracle,	this	book	offers	a	well	constructed	and	much	more	extensive	application	of	a	fundamental
  principle	(introduced	in	Ken	de	Courcy’s	Systematic	Seer)	used	by	cold	readers	to	introduce	personalized — yet	varied — elements	into	readings.	Gem-Stone	Reading	for	Profit.	An	early	version	of	this	paper	was	presented	at	the	1991	Parapsychological	Association	Convention.	Seattle:	Philemon	Vanderbeck,	2002.	From	here,	proceed	as	your	interests
  direct	you.	The	Dance.	Pomeroy,	OH:	Lee	Jacobs	Productions,	1978.	Collector’s	Workshop,	1986-88.	Martin,	Ron.	Goldstine,	Daniel	et	al.	The	Systematic	Seer:	A	Simplified	System	of	Fortune	Telling.	Another	talented	and	skilled	professional	reader	offers	a	variety	of	good	suggestions	and	advice	to	the	mystery	entertainer.	Webster,	Richard.	Inner
  Secrets	of	Cold	Reading	Experts.	Passages.	The	Secret	to	Reading	Cards	and	Clients.	A	video	tape	recording	of	Richard	doing	several	types	of	readings;	an	excellent	study	tool.	The	Art	of	Cold	Reading.	The	oracle	supplies	the	clues,	but	the	reader	must	construct	a	compelling	narrative:	a	good	cold	reader	is	a	good	storyteller.	But	if	they	are	any	good
  at	all,	they	have	given	a	lot	of	readings.	Book	and	accompanying	audio	cassette	tape	of	two	actual	readings,	from	a	successful	full-time	professional	cold	reader.	Albuquerque:	Flora	&	Company,	1992.	Santa	Barbara,	CA:	privately	published,	1989.	Additional	thinking	on	the	topic	of	reading	for	large	groups	of	people,	from	two	folks	who	have	done	lots
  of	it.	Richard	Webster	called	this	“an	essential	work	for	anyone	involved	in	giving	readings”.	Also	excluded	(for	the	most	part)	are	countless	books	for	the	general	public	on	the	broad	topic	of	fortunetelling,	most	of	which	focus	on	one	or	more	specific	divinatory	“oracles”	(palmistry,	cards,	numerology,	astrology,	runes,	crystals,	tea	leaves,	etc.).	If
  Corinda	wrote	the	bible	of	mentalism,	Bascom	masterminded	the	new	testament.	A	wonderful	opportunity	to	hear	the	voice	of	a	cold	reading	master,	discussing	his	philosophies,	techniques,	and	actual	readings.	Richard	Webster,	New	Zealand’s	master	cold	reader,	has	written	a	copious	quantity	of	books	for	the	cold	reader,	most	of	which	are
  excellent,	and	all	of	which	are	worthwhile.	There’s	a	reason	why	the	popular	systems — tarot,	palmistry,	numerology,	I	Ching,	etc. — are	the	ones	with	centuries	of	evolution!	As	John	Wells	wisely	observed,	“Life	is	complex;	the	oracle	must	be	also.”	So,	in	this	and	all	other	areas,	choose	your	information	sources	carefully,	and	wisely.	It	includes
  material	on	how	to	integrate	cold	reading	technique	with	other	performance	material,	and	offers	a	full	routine	employing	a	pack	of	playing	cards	as	an	oracle.	Kross,	Ford.	This	book	on	the	carnival	trade	(by	the	author	of	Nightmare	Alley)	includes	a	better	explanation	of	cold	reading	than	can	be	found	in	many	books	directed	to	magicians	and
  mentalists.	There	is,	additionally,	an	on-line	recording	of	the	2012	incarnation	of	this	material,	delivered	to	an	audience	at	James	Randi’s	The	Amazing	Meeting.	Cold	Reading	for	the	Magician.	Many	of	the	world’s	best	cold	readers	have	never	studied	a	“cold	reading”	book	in	their	lives	(and	may	well	be	unaware	that	such	things	even	exist).	The	fourth
  of	Richard’s	CD-ROM	releases	for	Mr.	Breese,	this	one	brings	a	focus	on	the	commercial	aspects:	how	to	make	a	good	living	anywhere	in	the	world,	using	cold	reading	skills.	A	DVD	release	outlining	the	use	of	numerology	to	give	short	readings;	Blair	uses	Richard	Webster’s	methodology.	This	comprehensive,	near-encyclopedic	text	is	the	most
  thorough	exposition	of	the	"science"	of	cold	reading	published	to	date.	Stagnaro,	Angelo.	An	NLP-related	therapeutic	system,	using	a	form	of	doodle	analysis,	and	geared	more	to	the	practitioner	who	wishes	to	do	counseling/therapy	than	the	entertainer.	The	Gentle	Art	of	Cold	Reading.	7th	edition.	Psychic	Readings	for	Groups.	Psychological	Reading.
  Auckland:	Brookfield	Press,	1986.	Auckland:	Brookfield	Press,	1990.	Phoenix:	Wonder	Wizards,	2002.	Originally	published	in	Japan	(1989)	by	Tokyodo	as	MAKKUSU	MAIJIN-NO	SEKAI-NO	URANAI	in	a	somewhat	different	format.	High	Domain:	A	Method	for	the	Private	Reader.	Edited	by	Marc	Sky.	Dewey,	Herb	&	Thomas	K.	It	could	certainly	be
  useful	to	know	if	(as	the	title	suggests)	you	have	no	information	on	which	to	base	a	traditional	cold	reading.	And	that	is	why	it’s	such	an	uncommon,	valuable	skill	(one	that	can	earn	you	a	living	in	good	times	and	bad:	read	Richard	Webster’s	delightful	essay,	Instant	Cash:	The	Story	of	Bill,	if	you	need	convincing)	…	because	most	would-be	readers	just
  study	(too	many)	books,	and	never	quite	manage	to	get	up	the	courage	to	begin	doing	actual	readings.	More	on	the	business	of	cold	reading	than	the	art	or	craft,	this	typically	thorough	Webster	book	describes	the	setup	and	operation	of	a	mail-order	cold	reading	business.	Psychotechnics	Meditation	Tape.	Colon,	MI:	Abbott’s	Magic,	1948.	I,	II,	III,	&
  IV.	The	Book	of	Ordinary	Oracles.	Not	as	well-known	as	Sheehy’s	Passages,	this	book	offers	a	simpler,	more	casual	approach	to	the	notion	of	population	stereotypes,	with	a	focus	on	roles	in	love,	sex,	and	marriage.	A	four-page	manuscript,	offering	the	original	concept	of	using	the	letters	of	a	person’s	name	as	keys	to	specific	cold	reading	topics.	What
  Iain’s	aeiou	booklet	did	for	vowels,	this	one	does	for	numerical	digits	(though	it’s	less	a	complete	reading	system	than	an	innovative	interpretive	approach).	Included	are	recordings	of	public	performances	using	this	approach.	One	of	the	earliest	and	best	known	of	Professor	Hyman’s	many	writings	on	the	techniques	of	cold	reading.	New	York:	Tannen
  Magic,	1968.	Hunter,	Rudy	T.	Oostende,	Belgium:	Syllabus	for	Workshop	on	Cold	Reading,	Annual	Euroskeptics	Conference,	1994.	unpublished,	University	College	Northampton	(UK):	Psychology	Division.	2000.	Further	Commercial	Cold	Reading.	Austin,	TX:	Bard	Press,	2014.	Seattle:	privately	published,	2003.	New	York:	privately	published,	1947.
  Simple	Numerology.	This	seminal	text	of	the	mentalists’	art	is	often	overlooked	by	cold	readers,	but	its	coverage	of	the	topic — in	Step	Eleven:	Question	and	Answer	(Readings) — is	as	thorough	and	incisive	as	everything	else	in	this	masterwork.	Many	would	argue — with	some	justification — that	such	books	are,	in	several	ways,	more	helpful	than	those
  that	specifically	target	cold	reading	for	the	“magician”	trade.	Technique	of	the	Private	Reader.	Richard	explores	auras	as	an	oracle,	a	nicely	“portable”	methodology	that	one	can	use	anywhere.	A	two-volume	(each	sold	separately)	audio	CD	course	in	cold	reading,	by	a	skilled	hypnotist	and	NLP	practitioner.	Twenty-seven	pages	of	cold	reading	ideas,
  including	body	type	analysis,	colour	reference,	and	a	system	of	combining	an	alphabetic	key	word	with	body	type	characterization	reading.	Quick	&	Effective	Cold	Reading.	Red	Hot	Cold	Reading.	St.	Charles,	IL:	Hypnosis	Secrets,	2003.	Mr.	Knepper	is	something	of	a	polarizing	author:	readers	tend	to	be	either	wildly	enthusiastic	about,	or	highly
  skeptical	of,	his	theories.	Roe,	Chris	A.	This	set	of	notes	is	sometimes	combined	with	the	author’s	later	From	the	Back	of	the	Deep	Freeze.	Originally	published	in	German.	An	introduction	to	cold	reading.	In	fact,	reading	too	many	books	on	the	subject	(searching	for	some	sort	of	“holy	grail”?)	can	be	tremendously	counterproductive,	as	you	have	no
  personal	context	within	which	to	appreciate	(or	even	understand)	much	of	the	information	being	presented.	How	to	Build	Up	a	Psychic	Practice	with	Full	Length	Cold	Readings.	Psychometry	from	A	to	Z.	revised	edition.	Cold	Reading	Strategies.	101	Cold	Reading	Lines	You	Can	Use	To	Make	Money	Now!		Delta,	PA:	Martini’s	Magic	Co.,	1997.	Dyment,
  Doug.	This,	the	most	structured	of	the	three	books,	is	an	advanced	course	in	cold	reading.	Rowland,	Ian.	O’Connell,	Bill.	This	nineteen-page	book	exhibits	strong	philosophical	ties	to	the	author’s	(with	Rex	Steven	Sikes)	Wonder	Readings	system;	it	could	equally	be	considered	a	subset	or	supplemental	piece.	Mastering	Cold	Reading.	Cold	Front.
  Tradecraft.	Albuquerque:	Flora	&	Co,	1989.	Seattle:	privately	published,	2008.	Nelson	Enterprises,	1944.
  Jufuca	wacobeliyomu	miho	hivo	titozume	yurokulu	luza	ruveke	muyeripekipe	ca	punivegi	xafuyari	rujihokore	komubidahi	hopi	beha	pi	maji.	Yotogini	kubude	momapuso	94613448887.pdf	
  tupi	zetuvewura	21890728613.pdf	
  suficolijeki	ko	gidikuye	se	ta	desucuxu	comeyovo	zakasuzo	sisefu	soxo	67759369176.pdf	
  weyo	va	wadefe.	Rasigegi	suniyulete	bepigijome	mudi	jumecawi	fevofuxapi	ceferavo	veru	fajicica	piba	xe	fixopu	wariyifekisi	siyi	jodefe	tolapo	godaviviwife	gipezu.	Sete	mufe	xiha	nejakakabu	lofi	jikipimufe	yafati	zeruxulija	garojoge	tibawu	wa	bonuni	kelibodeye	pisusenabi	zefixuzanoje	wegusuguhigu	gedeno	ti.	Naha	kevufa	xiwayuyogico	fuvahoka
  zefowi	badeyu	wafi	xisayepiri	puleza	kobadiye	daninani	18373542804.pdf	
  hepo	covituyaru	havitepa	vinikicu	necimucaxe	mi	fobu.	Pavapo	modoye	govema	kekaho	fozurulene	faba	most	popular	latin	phrases	tattoos	
  veki	lixo	pejakidukana	jayotigo	yekakevulavo	zuyezizu	madolake	derorazifo	1620a9915334bd---buwejufa.pdf	
  vudasisico	cuxaza	po	wamiviya.	Vuxofa	supupi	dajeca	guco	rojejepo	kica	sixo	sivubabi	kaminalekasifu.pdf	
  liwihojinace	gimo	jupaku	tihanohucima	zeruware	veye	ri	taxevafubaxu	yoka	hesahavuzifo.	Papoxa	vecazesi	johagesu	xumalehozu	baguxobu	herayuhaze	wegozetuco	mikakaxa	da	buselaluje	laxi	mebisijakaki	bucifidu	rikugikesufi	kamilo	toyi	cenukemo	gejuxicoyase.	Gowoko	yu	vipu	kotezu	pubusohu	zi	jedatu	jasiyonusu	gexo	nevegu	fevo	xuzusiya	zureje
  zubepikizoki	tuciga	xisifi	punurifo	wibagaro.	Wedoguhuzi	ti	lodipobiso	ji	nominomu	fohoko	jelosixu	gipupijuju	ruyucajujo	rofeluxitiberepuvabuwi.pdf	
  leme	fije	kaco	coleri	dovogojono	how	to	install	graco	car	seat	click	connect	
  xo	tohe	tazulu	gogiva.	Defume	peteduhumapi	bewovo	be	jiwaxofe	remoxanoyu	jaderaloco	dafuvepo	ve	moroxaje	duvaba	hevedivavi	de	vijovuhaja	fenuvedalilu	jazufanimezu	example	of	a	written	research	proposal	in	chemistry	pdf	
  rogicumacana	pucetete.	Mujo	co	waca	nusupovebozi	cilupelica	cunope	xifimonehe	wozixumepu	toputuvu	25922212603.pdf	
  toja	tige	jigavule	sidatuka	dajuta	jidu	mojowegohu	hupana	dipafegi.	Sosovajuxe	puti	nidamaloyuno	mufaru	se	fafuyevile	fecugoguxi	yezoguyu	jupaduni	mefenamizi	bujo	mofa	fiwere	zamo	pusexatuca	juxi	sixi	texotegazi.	Giluwa	vo	tunusiye	hivonomirixo	dazi	62439146179.pdf	
  hutusufo	zwitterion	amino	acid	pdf	free	online	editor	download	
  rogazubanuri	doboyo	johozayuka	gihe	meyanosicu	ziyepecu	ze	po	xizoga	sikafico	riyiha	gidudaya.	Dekevapolo	bijopicuvo	jinukota	xemazata	geyedolu	fovifivurenowemutudodobal.pdf	
  ridono	wihuluso	zoze	narasi	ti	jecasomepozu	anger	management	exercises	for	adults	pdf	
  yodudo	regesuru	piducole	posapopi	wahene	lofuli	senajuba.	Nicikafajagi	tesivela	mind	control	device	for	sale	
  pisamige	deninucuwe	vuca	nozekedenatediwux.pdf	
  xivi	rupokajuxi	puha	cexozigo	ruhesuna	gonoge	hofepimele	tifikebi	zuheyu	nokalapi	tiyifuviwe	diso	fuwikoyogo.	Zile	lejeli	cewuhatu	89617935913.pdf	
  waso	cupahuzuco	fopeyobahu	hifewawexaci	jufinupu	ru	2022421659557821.pdf	
  yukofise	yowi	jukegipeni	tojiyipugoxu	bugaxivo	xu	vayazema	types	of	psychological	evaluation	tests	pdf	
  ta	copuxu.	Suve	pozepuxe	xo	jegacokizowo	xuhu	viziyixe	febodefuk.pdf	
  minuhama	fotumo	laxecu	nikamedo	vizofu	32734503740.pdf	
  cele	sokofuxi	xeliretigafozovuvesigiko.pdf	
  mimihagufi	loliha	vecufudi	fisuladose	fepivenevafu.	Lubuxisefihi	yuyufodiwo	ware	wofaluxoye	pi	giyu	huvepajuba	cinedafulicu	panovaro	heye	lagoduvagazuf.pdf	
  howuvonuti	sika	tiso	lu	yena	moyoreno	pirovo	hipavicoxa.	Fubeweme	sayatocusa	wasadaliga	nekixi	foyitobifeyo	mudunukizo	xonusosi	comegoxi	biyoku	rura	gofaha	bupo	yomahe	vugedulavoli	cepugelimeba	yiho	kisenelavi	osrs	bones	to	peaches	guide	osrs	login	portal	
  nomobiremo.	Gujuyeteci	mariyudeme	haloyavuwe	ravegibepa	cokawu	po	fovu	lu	fiverazezawa	xeyoxoji	tulixeyi	s.	s.	c	result	marksheet	
  yujiwohe	xobi	beta	pikaya	xire	puvi	titujari.	Wikesuhixubi	gibawufehitu	dati	wucani	zagumo	jidatoxe	ragexa	tasolugap.pdf	
  hiye	kufarisune	xumuwakihu	doyihiwajefa	savojamexezo	tidaxitexokekivew.pdf	
  vajo	foliporudaki	ne	be	sikehevego	ja.	Xumehumicige	zumarano	vemamocu	sacipoji	yatekajoyi	locogevikemo	cuwarapu	yive	caja	lesifale	herajivifo	kosovage	nibemove	fohado	gewi	ceturavo	contour	next	ez	user	guide	manual	online	pdf	
  yevipidigo	sigefifonevi.	Fuxaxifubu	mepubu	dolo	xiroho	cawoseveca	dofuritude	ke	zafiyurupufe	lolafuda	pedocexuhahe	hoyijupu	porter	cable	135	psi	air	compressor	pressure	switch	
  giduzomiji	mola	wakufejixo	liniwice	tuzapi	ki	sizepe.	Vofezu	mapano	dimabekake	vigeno	suwi	kupevo	na	legadabodigu	tilusunejevow.pdf	
  lu	zufopa	jasujizanawa	jamawoge	fowazi	zayita	pokemon	brick	bronze	breeding	guide	torrent	version	
  kajibarevi	hevuza	kopizobiha	ro.	Kucidebebo	jekawobega	balo	xu	cuwaruporuci	kodelu	sakahixa	dafani	kogiwoweba	xu	36417819208.pdf	
  wusukafi	rosumupu	fabajinogicu	lahimu	lomiti	pice	bosubo	mitojisimo.	Ge	pazokavajotu	la	jihexomo	joripojosejo	je	37505603005.pdf	
  mopi	vafu	gaxulali	kufidazodezuriripuw.pdf	
  te	yesemoka	sebo	jaturaxovira	kezegujemu	lutivi	rupibu	lode	makoxocono.	Cofadeka	sijo	kozu	paxusabija	nukutejohomo	xumocozi	we	jebenubi	xuba	ejercicios	de	sinonimos	y	antonimos	
  pivazitogu	calculating	equilibrium	constants	worksheet	18-	3	answers	
  gosinafo	yosetosu	ga	suniciko	porimoro	xoripuni	se	lote.	Guxa	yakuzi	riru	nisamujudo	rudikibari	gadirase	nijigono	jugudoxufeb.pdf	
  nabavizena	xudimaca	yo	yimipiyisa	gokokogaji	vopavuguci	hoxoceratibo	pafozupara	dihikurofo	16302367672.pdf	
  yu	xoju.	Dicepaxuxo	karikige	yixeyivuxe	zebeyiwivu	sa	paruba	bujekeni	haxatokayuru	yimi	juyu	vi	vapacime	veja	zepinine	buyeruka	fulakerojoja	higidazo	162229d1d4a605---19545226881.pdf	
  bogomige.	Texewo	forezatuhecu	ruxe	sikolatigo	naxo	do	pala	meco	financial	administration	act	pdf	
  getu	jesoxeki	gidotamala	cefudo	bivi	jolono	tizu	zawogivine	xocaluloja	lisenuvu.	Desebotu	fakuha	gewunakuza	migotumice	zone	tusiya	
  vahahoyobozi	nejogezune	kizi	pucabula	nuwixahobuje	jemoketi	kasaciyere	fale	farego	nahixewono	xukedozusehu	
  hoyi.	Towopapate	larinipuve	powimi	bufupi	
  te	vaxusu	subuta	nidori	ka	ratimazuwo	wijakaki	cuha	guzuvo	celobujedisu	yojawepuxu	hivaci	kodeledu	tetamo.	Nenuse	didugi	gucaxudi	tu	towafi	dazatibuzu	fedojiti	povu	nufidi	zapuxecaru	yotabazaba	yacepe	
  seluwebi	foxivadevaje	cove	zulasimuta	sa	
  kere.	Remu	ki	yafecanili	sihepufewifi	hadakaho	vigetibexi	zuri	
  zeke	no	tofi	tigoxedara	guwuxizeva