The Science of Body Signs (1905) - Page 14

⚠Heavy ink bleeding and thick, saturated strokes make many characters blurred and difficult to distinguish with certainty. The script appears to be Devanagari with local North Indian/Kashmiri calligraphic influences.

...Thus, he becomes a lord original: "ishvara", by which beauty is achieved. (1) Thus:
Regarding the characteristics of the throat Gala-lakshana|In physiognomy, the length, thickness, and lines on the neck are believed to predict a person's temperament and longevity: [a throat that is] beloved by the senses...
...the essence of flowers among all people...
...dense... (1) Thus, the characteristics of... the crow Likely referring to a specific unfavorable mark or a gait
...signs of royalty Rajachakra|A mark resembling a wheel or disc, considered one of the most auspicious signs indicating a ruler or a person of great influence...
...they are joined with great effort. (2) And then...
...all signs/verses original: "shlokas"...
...marks resembling a lotus original: "padma"...
(7) ...it comes to be. (1) One who is detached from worldly passions original: "vitaraga"; often referring to a sage or an ascetic who has conquered their desires
N Likely a shorthand for "not" or a specific section marker ...attained... (8) ...only all...
...should be indicated. (2) One who has attained...
८४ ...again... of the color of... like the gods...
Sa. 60 Likely a reference to Verse 60 of the Samudrika collection ...of the world... in the end...