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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 88

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t la jeune Amerique! Oli est sa jeunesse ? Ou est sa naivete, son e*lan,sa tendresse ? Qua-t-elle de jeune ? Elle a pris toutdun coup les cheveux blancs de civilization; la cor-ruption. Elle a tous les vices du vieillard sceptiqueet desseche, et elle aspire a commander le monde.Allons done ! Cest… … Fig. 9. The Mounds of the Hand. 85 CHAPTER II. THE MOUNDS OF THE HAND. The most casual observer of his hand will noticethat at the base of each finger in the palm of thehand is a mound or rising, or a depression. (VideFig. 9.) Each of these corresponds to a planet, andthe star may be fortunate or…

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