A Guide to Palmistry (Paperback)

1897. With supplement. The author having been a persistent student of the science of palmistry, in all its branches, for many years, and proven the art by continual practice, she found more truth than fiction in this mysterious and wonderful practice. She has concluded without a doubt in her own mind that the hand gives more concise delineation of the character than the head, for she was also a practicing phrenologist. This book teaches all the avenues of palmistry, what can be learned by reading the hand and how to become adept at reading hands.