Practical palmistry : a reliable treatise on the art of character reading and methods of recalling past and foretelling future events upon examination of the hand (1904)
Frith, Henry, 1840- · Philadelphia : Penn Publishing · leaf 126
ethere is none. Hismemory fails moreand more, but he isperfectly quiet andgentle, not mad noridiotic, but requiresconstant watching, ofcourse. The brain issoftening. A broken HeadLine (Fig. 7, a. a.)means a want of fixityin ideas, and if it turnup a branch to Jupiter(b. b.) the subject will be… … Fig. 7 120 practfcal l^almfetri^ in commerce, to Apollo (cl. d.) success in art, or ifthese do not amount to much actual gain, they willindicate the tendency of the mind, the direction ofthe thoughts—so it is quite possible for a man tohave lines in Apollo and Mercury, for example. Hemay be of…
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