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 17
n^expression, varying from the nearly vertical tothe excessive slant, the degree of the slope beinggoverned by the temperamental impulse. The signatures of artists, musicians and novelists;are generally found in this class combined with i6 CHARACTER IN HANDWRITING active and pronounced pen movement… … illustrating the pronounced slope with rapid angularforms and exaggerated pen movement, reflectiveof the imagination and enthusiasm of the renownedartist and musician who produces such exquisiteharmonies of sound, expressing by his marvelloustechnique and sympathetic touch the varyingemotions.…
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