Stanyon, Ellis, 1870-1951 · Philadelphia, The Penn publishing company · leaf 29
some lengthon trick shuffles, but have foundthis necessary, inasmuch asmany tricks depend, for the mostpart, on one or other of thosementioned.To Slip a Cafd»—This sleight, although very simple,is not to be despised, as it plays the leading part inmany excellent tricks. It is performed by… … Fig. 7.—Slipping a Card Ipdnclples of Slelgbt of IbanD 25 third finger of the left hand (see Fig, 7), and thatnext above it removed. For a practical application of this movement, seepage 49. The Ruffle*—This is really, so to speak, an orna-mental sleight, of which many are frequently used,either as…
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