4

D, M and V are Taylor's 1926 letters for 4, and their value goes straight into this sum. Lena Ives has L and N making 8, V and S making 5, and 8 plus 5 makes 13, then 4.

Balliett in 1905 saw 4 as defenders of home and country and the rank and file of the world. Walton in 1914 calls it heavy and physical. Cheasley in 1916 says it dislikes social trivialities, a trait that would show quickly in company.

Sepharial's 1911 list, solidity and strength, comes closest to what modern popular books now say about a Personality of 4: a steady, reliable first impression. Taylor's own note adds a conscientious sense of duty, a quality that reads easily from the outside.