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 150
nc^ 143 merce, which occupied the mans time at inter-vals ? The reader will perceive that the line passes up-wards with chequered career, sometimes clear, atothers dim, until at the Heart Line it becomes morecontinued, turningaside strongly to theMount of Apollo,Art. (i) The brokenline, then, tends… … Fig. 12 occupation of a commercial nature, and oc-casional literature, which subsequently took thelead, clearly, though while the commerce lastedtt was excellent, but is deeply intersected by a crossline (Fig. 12, d. d.) which, being from Saturn, 144 practical l>aimi6tri2 means failure. We may…
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