... light man,” the journey” and the letter” to perfection, till the ladies half believe, I doubt if they know much of true palmistry. The women are the hardiest in the country ; they simply ignore the weather. Even the hedgers and ditchers and the sturdiest ...

... Bucktou. The charge was laid by Mr Lowther himself, who stated that the woman came to his house and offered tell his fortune palmistry and other means. He allowed her to do so, and gave her Is. Shortly afterwards she returned, saying that the planets could ...

... The charge was laid by Mr Lowther himself, who stated that the woman came to his house and offered to tell his fortune by palmistry and other means. He allowed her to do so, and gave her Is. Shortly afterwards she returned, saying that the planets could ...

... who stated that the woman came to his wnlmg, to execute any settlement the Court house and offered to tell his fortune by palmistry m-.gut direct. ice-Chancol! r did not think and other means. He allowed her to do so and that the autoonty of the ourt was ...

... The charge was laid by Mr Lowther himself, who stated that the woman came his house and offered to tell his fortune by palmistry and other means. He allowed her to do so, and gave her Is. Shortly afterwards she returned, saying that the planets could ...

... comauion on the road not to be despised, for save and except enough to keep ber in gin, she turned up Ler gains, in the art of palmistry to me, her lor | and master, so long as [ pleased Ler. People in lodginghouses we bud visited together, said I was the luckiest ...

... companion on the road not to be despised, for save and except enough to keep her in gin, she turned up bar gams, in the art palmistry to me, lord and master, lonz as I pleased her. People in lodging uses we bad visited together, I was the luckiest of the ...

... companion on the road not to be despised, for save and except enough to keep her in gin, she turned up her gains, in the art of palmistry to me, her lord and master, so long as I pleased her. People in lodginghouses we had visited together, said I was the luckiest ...

... suspect that this is too deep. Probably unlearned men made their mark instead of resorting such awkward and unnecessary palmistry. Even the North American Indiana had each his peculiar and ingenious device, generally in the form of animal. one writes ...

... suspect that this too deep. Probably unlearned men made their mark instead of resorting to such awkward and unnecessary palmistry. Even the North American Indians had each his peculiar and ingenious device, generally the form of an animal. When one writes ...

... brownies, also with the fulfilled predictions id this or that 'wise or sicilly wife, who could read fortunes by ninths of palmistry, cards, grounds of tea cups, areal-hones of sheep, and other absurd mediuma ; and if the sorceress chanced to be deaf and ...

... but also with the fulfilled predictions this or that wise woman, or skilly wife, who oould read fortunes by means of palmistry, cards, grounds of tea cups, speal-bones of sheep, and other absurd mediums ; and if the sorceress chanced to be deaf and ...