Fortunate journeys: a cross or star on the outermost part of the mensa
on or near the mount of the Moon is a sure sign.
THE FINGERS. THE THUMB.
Riches and honours shown by overthwart lines clear and red underneath
the nail and joint of the thumb.
A violent death or danger through a married woman, etc.: a line passing
from the upper joint of the thumb to the line of Life.
A contentious nature: confused lines on the lower joint of the thumb;
one always brawling and scolding.
Death by hanging, etc.: a line surrounding the thumb at the middle
joint.
Riches and possessions—to be worked for: equal furrows under the lower
joint.
Idleness and lack of energy: if the first and second joints are void of
incisures.
THE FOREFINGER OR INDEX FINGER.
Inheritance: denoted by many overthwart lines in the top joint; these in
the second joint show envious and evil-disposed persons.
Issue, bad tongue: right lines running between the top and second joints
declare in a woman a numerous issue; in a man bitterness of tongue.
A jovial disposition: right lines in the joint near the mount of
Jupiter.
Unchaste and lascivious: in a female hand a star being placed in the
joint near the mount of Jupiter.
THE MIDDLE FINGER.
An unhappy, melancholy and depraved mind: denoted by small gridirons or
confused marks in the joints of this finger.
Success with metals: manifested by equal lines.
Drowning or violent death: this is denoted by a star in the joints of
this finger.
Folly and madness: a crossed line, extending from the root of this
finger upwards through the whole length of the finger.
THE RING FINGER.
Great and noble fame denoted by a line ascending unbroken from the mount
of the Sun through the joints of this finger to the end.
Honour and riches: this is shown by equal lines in the first joint (near
the mount).
Enmity of great men: denoted by overthwart lines here; it is made late
in life when these lines are intersected.
THE LITTLE FINGER.
The planet Mars has dominion over this finger. A strong and valorous
person when strong and well fed.
_Note._—From the joints of this finger as from the mount itself are
judgments passed concerning merchandise and favours.
Ingenuity and eloquence: a star in the first joint (near the mount of
Mercury) shows this; it is also shown by a right line extending from the
mount of Mercury to the end of finger, also a great speaker.
Foolishness, etc.: denoted by obtuse and confused marks placed here.
A thief and deceitful person: this is shown by confused and unfortunate
marks appearing in the first and second joints of this finger.
Perpetual inconstancy: this is shown by adverse lines in the last or top
joint of the finger.
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