The science of palmistry and its relations to astrology and phrenology (1901)
Smith, Irene M. [from old catalog] · Tacoma, Wash., Irene Smith · leaf 82
ent nerve cells. Therefore,breadth of the organs gives stability, perma-nence and diffusiveness in their functions.This vital law, of course, applies to the faceand hands, as well as the brain. Even in themineral world, the breadth of objects givesthem the appearance of stability and perma-nence,… … PLATE No. 6. 76 The Science of Palmistry and Its greater mental concentration than short,broadones. Relations to Astrology and Phrenology 77
Palmistry · Astrology
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