III. THE USEFUL HAND.

III. THE USEFUL HAND.

Perseverance, foresight and the spirit of order and conventionality, with a love of truth and fair play, characterize the individualities

“The possessors of such hands have a deep preference for similitude and homogeneity. They know wherein things which differ are similar, and the points in which things that seem similar in reality differ; which faculty constitutes the spirit in which the various degrees of hierarchy range themselves in clearly defined lines, and in which, according to them, He the principles of political power and wisdom. They intentionally confound discipline with civilization, i. e., they are narrow-minded respecters of the letter of the law, for they range all rules as duties, subjecting thoughts to thought, men to man, and only tolerating such impulses of the mind, the soul, the heart as reason (considered from its narrowest aspect) accepts and permits.