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He held up a specimen of his own irregular hand, beside the elegant penmanship of the note, and Larcher had to admit himself a humbug as a graphologist. "But," he demanded, "did my description happen to fit that particular man Francis Turl?" "Oh, more or less," said Davenport, evasively, as if not inclined to give any information about that person.
Therefore she had every excuse for looking that way, whereas he had none for gazing at her. Spencer appeared to be aware of this disability. For lack of better occupation he scrutinized the writing on the menu with a prolonged intentness worthy of a gourmand or an expert graphologist. Helen rose first, and that gave him an opportunity to note her graceful carriage.
At this moment a clerk from the landlord's office arrived and handed Nettings a paper. "Here you are," said Nettings to Hewitt; "they've found a specimen of Goujon's handwriting at last, if you'd like to see it. I don't want it; I'm not a graphologist, and the case is clear enough for me anyway." Hewitt took the paper. "This" he said, "is a different sort of handwriting from that on the paper.
Marie picked up Idina's letter, which lay in the hammock. "I wonder what a graphologist if that's the right word would make of this handwriting? I'm no expert. But to me the writing expresses the woman as I see her: heavy, strong, intelligent, lacking all charm of sex, and selfishly cold." "Do you think Miss Bland cold?" asked Mary.
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