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Identifier: sageskeytocharac00orms (find matches)
Title: The sage's key to character at sight; special student's course
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Ormsby, Frank Earl. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Astrology Characters and characteristics
Publisher: Chicago, Pyramid-cube university
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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al card and itfurnishes an exhaustive study of juvenile character, show-ing many if not all of the twelve characteristic types. Stu-dents compete in finding the largest number of Risingsigns possible to locate in the many and varied types. Chil-dren may be read as readily as the fully developed charac-ter.. This will be noticed relative to the sign Taurus shownso prominently in this group of faces. Others are quite aswell marked if one observes closely the resemblances to thenormal illustrations and types outlined in the foregoingfigures. &■ POPULAR RESORTS. The Beaches afford the most prolific field for the study ofcharacter at sight. The form and features in all their nativeglory are clearly within the grasp of the observing artist insight delineation. Void of camouflage the nature stands outin bold relief and Personality runs riot oer the sands.Study them. Every face becomes interesting; even tho onesadmiration for some may, now and then, become excessive. 50 THE SAGES KEY TO
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Conventions The group of heads shown in Diagram 8, is typical of theusual display of features and poses seen in a Chicago con-vention—men from all points of the compass. A conventionis an interesting meeting to the student of character at sight.It furnishes an excellent opportunity for close observationand study. Pick their signs and note comparisons with theprofiles of the East. CHARACTER AT SIGHT 51 Parables Thought Punctuation As ye sow so shall ye reap. Not one jot or tittle of the law can be set aside; all mustbe fulfilled. I create the good and I create the evil; I, the Lord God,do these things. Some possess one talent, some ten talents. To him that hath much, much shall be given; to him thathath little, that little that he hath shall be taken from him. God created man in his own image. Seek ye the kingdom of heaven and all else shall beadded unto you. The kingdom of heaven is within. Therefore, the science of solar magnetics shows that allthings are perfect. Every human being

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