| AUGUR | Gold rug returned to fortune-teller (5) |
| SIGHTSEER | Tourist goes to fortune-teller following vision (9) |
| TEALEAVES | Kleptomaniacs in London give signs to fortune tellers (3,6) |
| TAROT | A sailor has to return to fortune-telling (5) |
| WHEEL | Western scoundrel linked to fortune in old game show (5) |
| STOIC | One indifferent to fortune, pleasure and pain |
| ATIDE | "There is _ _ _ _ _ in the affairs of men which taken at the flood leads on to fortune; omitted, all the voyage of their life is bound in shallows and in miseries." -Julius Caesar, Iv:iii |
| KAUMATUA | Maori elder gets gold in return after king is given gold rug |
| LUCKYONES | Those who have cause to be grateful to fortune: yes? no? perhaps? (5,4) |
| TRAUMATIC | Distressing illusion, mostly about gold rug (9) |
| TAKEPOTLUCK | Choose arbitrarily to accept ceramic item linked to fortune (4,3,4) |
| AARP | D.C.'s most powerful lobby, according to "Fortune" magazine |
| SBA | It doesn't lend to Fortune 500 cos. |
| INC | Magazine similar to Fortune and Money |
| MAILLOT | Top post leads to fortune |
| YELLOWBRICKROAD | ... or reliable person on staff seizing a path to fortune |
| CHARITY | "Bill Gates Announces He's Donating Entire ___ To Fortune": The Onion |
| FATE | ...is that self-belief we hear that leads to fortune. (4) |
| HOSTAGE | ____ to fortune, an action or statement that could create problems at a later time (7) |
| RAGSTORICHES | It has grocer's unusual story of path to fortune (4,2,6) |
