Cheiro’s Language of the Hand
About this book
Mark Twain's palm, Sarah Bernhardt's hand, the lines of Annie Besant: Cheiro treats them as pages from a book of character and fate. For the celebrity palmist, every finger, mound and crossing line has something to tell.
Diagrams and illustrated examples explain the heart, head and life lines, the mounts and the shape of the hand. Cheiro's celebrity clients supplied memorable case studies, including prints and markings readers could examine for themselves. The pages give a picture of how palmistry became fashionable among public figures in the late Victorian period.
Cite this edition
Cheiro (William John Warner). Cheiro’s Language of the Hand. Fifteenth edition; undated supplied scan; 1897 and 1900 copyright statements retained. Nichols & Co.; Rand, McNally & Co. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/books/cheiros-language-of-the-hand
About this edition
Recorded edition: Fifteenth edition; undated supplied copy; 1897 and 1900 copyright statements retained.
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The Elementary Hand: Cheiro’s Plate I
The Square or Useful Hand: Cheiro’s Plate II
The Knotty or Philosophic Hand: Cheiro’s Plate IV
The Thumb: Clubbed, Supple and Firm-Jointed Forms