The hand and its lines; a short treatise on palmistry .. (1902)
La Seer, Elmo Jean, 1868- [from old catalog] · [Grand Rapids, National institute of palmistry] · leaf 20
udentsof it. Without going into the interpretation of thelines, which show so much in this respect, the gen-eral state of the hand, such as dry or wet, hard orsoft, cold or hot, make known wonderful revela-tions. Physicians feel the hand to ascertain if thepatient has fever, and the register of the… … Hand of WilliamGladstone—This is the handof the literateur, the man of let-ters, the person of honor, theobserver of good morals, theideal parent; but not of the poli-tician. A statesman, but hardlya diplomat. It is hardly neces-sary to add that he was conscien-tious in what he advocated. Hecould…
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![An illustration from 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)](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/ia-cheiroslanguageo00hamo-242-70.webp)
