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Revelations of the hand. A scientific study of the shape and markings of the hand, as an index to character, disease, and tendencies, with explanatory illustrations (1900)

McIvor-Tyndall, Alexander J. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] G. A. Wahlgreen · leaf 102

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igh on the hand and the head line lies close up to it, the headwill rule the heart. Lines rising from the line of head to the heart line denoteaffections which have influencel the subject more or less. A short thin line of heart shows an absence of deep affec-tion as well as a lack of vitality. If…

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