The science of palmistry and its relations to astrology and phrenology (1901)
Smith, Irene M. [from old catalog] · Tacoma, Wash., Irene Smith · leaf 92
tic, firm anddelicate. The thin, dry hand does not indi-cate or belong to a high state of health. A soft, *mushy hand that will seem like alump of fat when you take it in your hand, is theindication of a character that will shirk res-ponsibility; they are fond of dress and highliving, but it will… … PLATE No. 11. 86 The Science of Palmistry and Its not ask them for any cash, for on that markthey draw the line. A character will expressitself very well in shaking hands. Now take note: A man that will grip y»^irhand so hard that you think your fingers arebroken, is an intensely selfish character,…
Palmistry · Astrology
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