The Magic Wand, Vol III, September 1912 To August 1913 (1913)
Magic Wand Publishing Company · leaf 33
pon the knuckle (Continued from Page 100.) of the right forefinger. The third, second, and first fingers are bent to give rotundity to the ¢op ot the head and at the same time to leave a space for light passage to indicate the eye; the tips of these fingers rest upon the knuckles of the… … gether, with the hands palm to palm. The back of the left hand is turned toward the light, the fingers closed. The fingers of the right hand are bent over the corrresponding fingers ot the left, and all the fingers spread as taras may be. The fingers thus represent the cock’s comb. Both thumbs are…
