Talks on graphology, the art of knowing character through handwriting (1892)
Robinson, Helen Lamson, Robinson, M. L., joint author · Boston, Lee and Shepard · leaf 85
Plate 44. denotes an innocent love of admiration, — coquetry. Men often endtheir signatures with flourishes, as in Plate 45, and those who do arefond of approbation, and believe that they merit it. Do not confound this sign with that of imagination and originality. 78 TALKS ON GRAPHOLOGY The… … Plate 45. * pen embellishments, and bizarre eccentricities that denote originality,and often genius. III. Nature. — Vulgarity.The graphic sign of vulgarity is an absolute lack of harmony in allletters, — gross capitals, heavy strokes. See Plate 46. IV. Character. — Originality.Odd, original…
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