... seer. Mainwarilig calmly. ' 7 l now feel more to know what it is. I tell •ou, however I have not the slightest belief in palmistry. You can have your own way abcut my future, but I challenge you to tell roe anything about my past that the wide world deem% ...

... Predestination, and enables adepts to know all that has happened, is happening, or will happen in the most remote future. Palmistry, phylacteries, physiognomies, and prayers explain themselves; phantasms is the name given to the art of producing images ...

... bfainnaring calmly. I now feel most curious to know what it is. I most tell you, however, I have not the slightest belief in palmistry. You can have your own way about my future, but I challenge you to tell me anything about my pent that the wide world doesn't ...

... one and ask for a cigar immediately after. PALMAM QUI MERUIT FERAT It seems that,according tothe mostrecent utterances in Palmistry, we are all bound to look at our hands, and map out our life aceordingly. It is expressly insisted also, that, before determining ...

... past, are country people and town domestic*, who have vague belief in the ruling the planets, the mysteries tea-cup, in the palmistry the travelling gypsy. But for any one to believe honestly an that any woman now io existence veritable witch, secius incredible ...

... •oottaxayen mad feetanetoDen ore visited! Look crowds around the booth in which the Meek eceeeeew from the East practice palmistry, aad noma theta dopes.” “Aye, pity tii so, reverend eta, said the Sacristan; but Bethinks la next Sunday’s homily few words ...

... and fortune tellers are visited ! Look at the crowds around the booth in which the black sorcerers from the East practice palmistry, and cozen their dupes.” «Aye, pity ’ti* so, reverend sir,’’ said the Sacristan; •' but methinks in next Sunday’* homily ...

... and fortune-tellers are visited ! Lookat the crowds around the booth in which the black sorcerers from the East practice palmistry, and cozen their dupes,” “ Aye, pity ’tis so, reverend sir,” said the Sacristan ; *but methinks in next Sunday’s homily a ...

... hospital. Besides the great doll competition there will be an Indian Temple, a Home of Hygeia,a voicefigureentertainment, palmistry tent, an American bar, and all the usual ingenious methods for relieving the unwary of their coin. On the afternoon of each ...

... *€ra and bring ’em over from foreign parts deserve n blame,” interposed a drugget dealer. Mildew is the man who fosters palmistry and sends the gipsy adventurers rth.” •* the mass!” exclaimed a rr.r.nk. who, with shaven crown, bare feet, a hempen girdle ...

... ’em and bring ’em over from foreign parts deserve moat bUme,” interposed n drugget dealer. Mildew Is the man who fosters palmistry and awds the gipsy forth. **By the mAte!” exclAimed raoak, who, with crown, bare feel, and hempen girdle rond hie waist ...

... bring ’em over from foreign parts deserve most blame,” interposed a drugget dealer. * Miles Mildew is the man who fosters palmistry and sends the gipsy adventurers forth.” “By the mass!'” exclaimed a monk, who, with shaven crown, bare feet, and a hempen ...