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The science of palmistry and its relations to astrology and phrenology (1901)

Smith, Irene M. [from old catalog] · Tacoma, Wash., Irene Smith · leaf 147

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s art fromPisces, and Pisces will borrow its culture fromGemini. And so of all the others; that is,art will always be strongest in Pisces, and cul-ture in Gemini. The hand has also its relations to the geo-graphy of the earth. Thus, the top of thehand and the fingers are related to the north;the… … PLATE No. 13. Relations to Astrology and Phrenology 141 races have worked out the most details of sci-ence and industry, things dependent upon thefingers. We may consider the base of the hand fe-male, while the top of the hand is male. Thefaculties of love and emotion are stronger inthe female,…

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