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Identifier: perinsscienceofp00peri (find matches)
Title: Perin's science of palmistry; a complete and authentic treatise
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Perin, Carl Louis
Subjects: Palmistry
Publisher: Chicago : Star publishing co.
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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developed.These lines are often found on mens hands, thoughnot so distinctly marked. CHAPTER XVI. ON THE SMALL LINES FOUND ON THE PALM. What the small lines signify depends upon their posi-tion and number on the main lines. The more linesthere are on the Mount of Venus the more passionatethe person. (Plate XXIII.) The Mount of Venus isalmost without small lines, which announces a calm,peaceful life. A single line on Saturn (a, Plate XXIII.) denoteshappiness; many lines, calamity. When there is but one line on the Mount of Mer-cury (b, Plate XXIII) it denotes that the person willhave a chance to gain a fortune; if many lines the per-son will be disposed to steal. A single line on Jupiter indicates success (c, PlateXXII); many lines, brilliant success. A single line on Apollo indicates fame and talent;cross lines, failure, (d, Plate XXIII.) When many lines are found on the Mount of Marsthey indicate constant warfare, (e, Plate XXIII.) One well-defined small line running along by the 156
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PLATE XXIII.POSITION OF THE MAIN LINES AND THEIR MODIFICATIONS. 158 PERINS SCIENCE OP PALMISTRY. side of any of the main lines adds strength to the lineand is called a sister line. Lines ascending from any of the main lines aremost always favorable indications. Lines descending are always unfavorable indications. CHAPTER XVII. THE LARGE QUADRANGLE AND TRIANGLE. ;THE QUADRANGLE. The Quadrangle is the space between the Head andHeart Lines, extending to the percussion, including theMount of Mars. (Plate XIV., aa, bb.) It should be even and wide. When thus plainlymarked it denotes a straightforward character, great in-tellect, constancy in friendship, and purity of affection. When very narrow, it denotes very narrow ideas,conceit and bigotry in regard to creeds. • When the space is very wide the persons views, willbe so liberal as to result in injury to him. When the center space is very narrow, the person ismean, unjust to others and miserly. When the center space is exceedingly wide a

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