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Spaewife, or, universal fortune teller (1870)

“ Beware of squint eyes, for out of one hundred you will not find two faithful. It is very unlucky to meet a squint-eyed person.
Eyes that move slowly, or look sleepy, denote an unfaithful and slothful person.
The worst of all eyes are the yellowish or citron; beware of them, for the possessor is a dangerous person, if you are in his power.
Beware of those persons, who, when they speak, twinkle their eyes, for they are double-dealing; if it be a woman that do so with her left eye, trust her not as to the faithfulness of her love.
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Spaewife, or, universal fortune teller (1870)

“ The Line of Fortune strikes from behind the ball or mount of the fore finger, across the palm and Line of Life, and loses itself in or near the fleshy part of the hand on the little finger side. By its approach to the girdle of Venus, shows that there is a great kindred between them, and their distance from the extremities clearly point out that love is inconsistent with childhood and old age; yet, in those where the cross lines approach from the one to the other, near the ends, prove that the person was, or will be, susceptible of love in childhood or old age. ”
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Spaewife, or, universal fortune teller (1870)

“ You will seldom find deceit when the eye looks with a modest confidence, not staring you out of countenance, nor averting as if detected of a crime; but when in business, love or friendship, there appears a tender firmness.
The Nose.
A long nose denotes a vain mind, unruly disposition, much given to wrangling, and not to be depended on.
A high nose denotes a violent person, a vain liar, and extremely lacivious, easily believing another, and very inconstant.
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