The handy boy; a modern handy book of practical and profitable pastimes (1913)
Hall, A. Neely (Albert Neely), b. 1883 · Boston, Lothrop, Lee & Shepard co · leaf 274
t the same time, pass your wand over your hand holding the corks. The thread connecting the cord loops wiU break when the ends are pulled, and the three corks will be left in your hand, while each person will stiU retain the cord end that he has been holding. This is the mysterious part of the… … placing them back in the Fig. 381. —Trick: To Make 14 Coins „..,, , , Increase to 20. first plate. With everybody satisfied as to the number of coins, the magician passes his wand over and around the plate, and declares that the coins have increased to the number of twenty. To prove his
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