The Science of Body Signs (1905) - Page 19

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So 6 One should feed [her] such food original: "bhojana", or a servant returned with power. Shakti? 1.
7 To the extent that it is suitable for her, she will not be partaking in faults Doṣa|In traditional Indian science and physiognomy, a defect, blemish, or an imbalance of the bodily humors.
Of the mother as well, that which will happen, just as a fall [occurs] 1.
... [Light] 1. Thus ends the description of the marks of the teeth original: "danta-lakṣaṇam" 1. And also of disease... 5

The physician might produce again 2. the arising of the senses original: "viṣaya"...
...having considered, they live, they do not become unstable.
Red = ...the transaction accompanied by Rama This may refer to a specific deity or the quality of being pleasing/joyful again 2. distress...
...having a burning nature, the cause of creation 2. and thus ends...
the description of the marks of the slopes original: "kūla-lakṣaṇam"; in this context, likely referring to the mounds of the breasts or the curves of the hips. With long hair... ninth impulse...
...by a short [one], she is not a female servant 5 2.
She shall be a worker Karmakarī|A female laborer or servant; here used to describe a destiny of hard labor predicted by specific physical traits 1. In a contrary manner original: "viparītatayā", all [such traits result in] faults Doṣa|Karmic defects or physical irregularities.
...of the husband... the edge of the forest... conduct, the one going to the best...
...essence... she is the one who causes... 3. Thus...