Bars cutting the Lines - Headaches.

A branch from the line deep into the Mount of Jupiter, terminating in a star - Success.

This is one of the few cases when a star is considered as a favorable omen. The divergency of opinion upon the subject is quite remarkable. I feel more and more inclined, however, to follow the readings of a most brilliant English palmist, Mrs. Kathryn St. Hill, and to consider all stars as disastrous, except when closely associated with some exceptionally fine indications. And yet, in this case. I shall let the pleasant omen stand, as Desbarrolles is particularly emphatic in his favorable reading of Stars on Jupiter.

A branch from the Line ascending to the root of the first finger, but not cutting it - Ambition.

A branch from the Line deep into the Mount of Jupiter cut by a bar or terminating in a cross - Failure of one's main ambition.

With a cross on the first Bracelet of the Rascettf - Wealth coming.

This is purely traditional. See what I say about it in my Chapter on the Rascette.

Three or more branches rising to the

Mount of Jupiter - Riches; ambition brilliantly successful.

A branch from the Line rising into the Mount of Jupiter and then turning toward the Mount of Saturn - Religious fanaticism; extravagant vanity.

I have seen this indication in the hand of a woman whose insanity was of the religious character.

A branch to the Mount of the with a good Line of Fate - Riches. In an artistic hand - Brilliant success ill the direction of the subject's talent.

One clear branch to between the third and fourth fingers - Profitable success in artistic or scientific labors. Often read - Money made through discoveries or inventions.

Throwing branches toward a well-formed Mount of Mercury - business prosperity.