Cheiro's language of the hand : complete practical work on the sciences of cheirognomy and cheiromancy, containing the system, rules, and experience of Cheiro [pseud.] fifty-five full-page illustrations, and over two hundred engravings of lines, mounts, and marks (1900)
Hamon, L · London : Nichols & Co. ; Chicago ; New York : Rand, McNally & Co. · leaf 105
ve-stimulatingquality of the air, all combine to cause its men and women to press forwardwith a keen spirit of competition, both in work and in amusement. Thistheory of the color of the hair has never, to my knowledge, been put forwardin this way before. I commend it to the attention of those who… … Plate XII.—THE MOUNTS OF THE HAND. / CHAPTER XV. THE MOUNTS, THEIE POSITION AND THEIE MEANINGS. In my work I always class the mounts of the hand (Plate XII.) with thehand itself, and therefore I treat of them in the section of this work devotedto cheirognomy. Again, in the consideration of this…
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