First lessons in palmistry by C. T. Gaffney (1897) PDF
Excerpt from First Lessons in Palmistry
If upon meeting, a person grasps your hand cordially with a straight-forward glance into your eye, the subtle power expressed is earnestness and sincerity. On the other hand, if the fingers only are presented in a nervous,; oily manner, it reveals deceit, cunning and selfishness. Have little or no intercourse with the latter, bearing that trade-mark.
Excerpt from First Lessons in Palmistry
If upon meeting, a person grasps your hand cordially with a straight-forward glance into your eye, the subtle power expressed is earnestness and sincerity. On the other hand, if the fingers only are presented in a nervous,; oily manner, it reveals deceit, cunning and selfishness. Have little or no intercourse with the latter, bearing that trade-mark.
Excerpt from First Lessons in Palmistry
If upon meeting, a person grasps your hand cordially with a straight-forward glance into your eye, the subtle power expressed is earnestness and sincerity. On the other hand, if the fingers only are presented in a nervous,; oily manner, it reveals deceit, cunning and selfishness. Have little or no intercourse with the latter, bearing that trade-mark.