Talks on graphology, the art of knowing character through handwriting (1892)
Robinson, Helen Lamson, Robinson, M. L., joint author · Boston, Lee and Shepard · leaf 76
be imagination. Enthusiasts usually write with much sweep ofmovement, long exclamanation points, many of them, also long inter-rogation marks. Imaginative people see everything through a prismthat shows them the world other than it is. In speaking here of imagi- DISSECTION AND ANALYSIS 69 nation,… … Plate 38. mounting from feeble disorder to almost incredible eccentricity. It is.of course, the intensity of the sign that shows the degree of brain dis-order. We give in Plate 38 the Duke of Brunswicks signature, whomade the city of Geneva his heir. 70 TALKS ON GRAPHOLOGY III. Nature. — Ardor. It…
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