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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 16 (1899) (1899)

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irit lamp for a few moments, when It is enough,” he adds, ‘‘to look at the passers-by in an omelette, done toa turn, appears in the pan and is the American streets to be convinced how much more eut up and distributed to the audience, one is almost developed and strong they are than our compatriots.… … When. the pan is being examined, the has reached its highest development. My THE MAGICIAN’S OMELETTE. admiration for this New World is all the performer is holding the wand in his hand, and such an innocent-appearing black stick greater. when I reflect that its civilization chiefly in the…

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