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 75
pon the tide. The river is silentnow, the rush is past, the day of life is done. See how it bears the brokenflowers tenderly, as if sorry for the roughness of its early tide. All is quietnow, all is calm. Wider and wider yet it grows, calmer and yet still calmer.The end has come. The mists fall… … Plate VII.—THE MIXED HAND. ■ CHAPTER yill. THE MIXED HAND. The mixed hand is the most difficult of all to describe. In the chapteron the square I gave an illustration of that type with mixed fingers. Inthat case, however, the mixed fingers have the foundation of the squarehand, whereas with the…
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