“Graphology is a new one on me,” he admitted over a pint of Aaron’s buying. “Is there anything to it?” “I couldn’t say.” According to Aaron’s hasty reading, such luminaries as Disraeli, Sir Walter Scott, and Robert Browning had believed in the power of graphology, but they were a pack of writers and not to be relied on for common sense. “I dare say one can draw some impressions from people’s handwriting, but not to the extent this fellow claims.” “Mumbo-jumbo crystal ball stuff? Or is he the scientific type, and it’s all jargon?” “Neither. Presents himself as a very plain, straightforward,
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