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How to read character in handwriting : a guide for the beginner and student of graphology (1910)

Booth, Mary H. (Mary Hannah), 1865- · Philadelphia : J. C. Winston Co. · leaf 16

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ed style of handwritingdoes not portray the character of the writer. If more than one style of handwriting is usedspecimens of each should be submitted. A magnifying glass and protractor will aid thestudent in determining the exact heighth of lettersand degree of the slant, upon v/hich the… … PROTRACTOR The sloping hand indicates a natural aptitudefor music, poetry or art and domestic traits withdevotion to friends or occupation. It also affords most rapid and spontaneous pen^expression, varying from the nearly vertical tothe excessive slant, the degree of the slope beinggoverned by the…

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