Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 310
stinguished for breadth and full-ness rather than length. Thepalm is round and soft, thefingers plump and tapering,the veins, arteries, and tendonsinvisible, and the whole thickand heavy. It is found con-Fig. 397.-the Thick Hand. nected with a correspondingconfiguration of the other parts of the… … 304 HANDS AND FEET. does not always mean so much as the grasp of the lono- hand.You can not, in all cases, quite so surely trust in the friend-ship or the love which it seems to betoken. It is lavish ofcaresses; affects play rather than hard work; loves its easetoo well to be fond of giving deadly…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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