The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... HAND have no rela- tion to the old fortune - telling chiromancy . The lines on the palm which that art pro- fessed to read may tell the occupation and habitual movements of the hand ; and , because they are most deeply engraven in the ...
... HAND have no rela- tion to the old fortune - telling chiromancy . The lines on the palm which that art pro- fessed to read may tell the occupation and habitual movements of the hand ; and , because they are most deeply engraven in the ...
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... hands betray the same want of mental refinement , the same rough unfinished nature . The Motor hand , which is especially the male hand , is characterized partly by its great size , partly by its strength of bone and muscle , and its ...
... hands betray the same want of mental refinement , the same rough unfinished nature . The Motor hand , which is especially the male hand , is characterized partly by its great size , partly by its strength of bone and muscle , and its ...
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... hands . Whatever be the form of the hand , its significance will be modified if it be not according to rule in the characters appro- priate to sex and age . For example , if a man have a feminine psychical hand , he will lack the ...
... hands . Whatever be the form of the hand , its significance will be modified if it be not according to rule in the characters appro- priate to sex and age . For example , if a man have a feminine psychical hand , he will lack the ...
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