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The magician's own book, or The whole art of conjuring (1862)

Arnold, George, 1834-1865, Cahill, Frank · New York, Dick & Fitzgerald · leaf 314

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My ground is divided, My tenants at work,And hell profit most Who does not labor shirkSo let them toil on Till cabbages rise,And carrots and turnips To gladden their eyes.Gooseberries and currants, And raspberries too,Shall amply repay The work they may do. ANSWERS TO PRACTICAL PUZZLES.23. THE… … 24. ANSWER TO THE NUNS PUZZLE. *•• • • • » • • *•** • • • • •• • 20 • • • 28 :•: • • • • :•: 51 :•: • • • • • ■ I ■ • •»• • ■ • ••.•_i] 25. HORSE SHOE PUZZLE. By cutting off the upper circular part containing- two ofthe pins, and by changing the position of t^ pieces,another cut will divide the…

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