Evans, Henry Ridgely, b. 1861 · Chicago : The Open court Pub. Co.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 286
ing it as far as the center of the bar (A) it can be broughtaround and off the body at (2), apparently having passed rightover it, although not free from the crank; it is then passed behindthe body as far as (3), when it can again be placed over the end(I) and drawn across once more, this time… … Fic. 3.—Levitation How the Hoop is Passed Over the Body. The sleeping subject is now lowered, and in the act of beingdehypnotized the performer slips thexrank off, which is imme-diately drawn in from behind, the subject and performer sharingthe applause. It is almost needless to explain that the…
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