The language of the hand, being a concise exposition of the principles and practice of the art of reading the hand (1899)
Frith, Henry, 1840-, Heron-Allen, Edward, 1861-1943 · New York, London and Manchester, G. Routledge and sons limited · leaf 110
But if the illness has already passed, The Line of Life. 105 all fear is over, there will be no recurrence of theattack—not of such a violent nature at any rate ;the serious danger is over. But if broken in bothhands it means death.* In considering the line of Life, we must be carefulto examine its… … and sagacity in business and in worldly affairs, as wellas bodily. If, on the contrary, the lines do not touch it argueswant of forethought, the head will not advance withthe life, and projects conceived will be left to witherand die. When a large space intervenes betweenthese lines, it means that…
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