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 136
es goings in the right paths is present, andthus we may make our very faults subservient bythe application of a strong sense of right. Self-estraint, or force turned into a good channel, areequally good. The stream may pass its low banks,and overwhelm a village, but if confined withinproper bounds… … Fig. iS.—A Fortunate Hand. a. Double line of life. b. Perfect happiness, c. Enjoymentof true love. d. Happy marriage, e. Girdle of Venus. /.Talents, g. Art successes (renown), h. Perspicacity—fortuneand love. i. Good temperament. /. Long life. k. Love forone only. The Reading tf the Hands, 133…
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