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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 30

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rs are fond of details, of a usefultype, a reality will intrude, and gardening and agri-cultural pursuits find favor. The brain and themind are active as well as the body, and sports willbe followed—riding, shooting, cricket, and so on,while music will find them votaries as executants—not as… … \ Cbiroanomis 25 build up a colony, because they are not afraid ofwork, have little sentiment, and are fond of tilling,sowing, ploughing, and all real actions. Beingself-reliant they do not mind camping out alone, andare generally able to rough it, as their appetitesand passions are not greatly in…

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